Take the Blue Line to the Damen stop, turn left as you exit, reach end of block, cross street to your right, and cross again to your left, Icream is on that block b4 you reach Urban Outfitters. :)
Try the Cinnamon Something Or Other - Cinnamon, coffee, oreos, graham cracker crust mixed into light milk, frozen on the spot from scratch! @icream #foodiechats
Victorian, art deco or retro furnishings and more highlight this gallery of cool stuff. Say hi to the cat, too!
Just wonderful. This place has some real treasures for patient rummagers. The book selection is particularly fun to pick through for thrifty bibliophiles.
Jim's Steaks is said to be one of the best places in Philadelphia for cheesesteaks. As seen on Man v Food.
The quintessential used book store with stacks of literary gems for you to discover. The second floor seating area is a great place to start reading!
The Malnatis are considered the first family of deep-dish pizza in Chicago. – Camille Ford, Food Wars Read more.
Don’t forget to snap some Priceless pics of yourself in the Bosco social photo booth.
It's always tea time in Bucks County. Located in a 250-year-old farm house, The Talking Teacup boosts an organic Kitchen Garden featuring fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Read more.
Indulge cravings for hard-to-find Cadbury Curly Wurlys, candy necklaces and Junior’s beloved gummy cola bottles and more.
Sardine sandwiches floating on titanium antennae, solidified olive oil -- Alinea may well be, and I do not say this lightly, the most important restaurant in America. -- Andrew Zimmern, Bizarre Foods
The Ledge at the Skydeck enables you to recreate Batman's experience, looking 110 stories down through a glass floor. Read more.
While at the Art Institute, make sure to check out their self-guided movie-themed tour. Click the link that follows this tip to view the PDF. Read more.
Family-owned and operated since 1982, Sandmeyer’s Bookstore has been an independent neighborhood institution in the historic Printing House Row District for over 25 years.
Discover a unique 2-in-1 bookstore and cozy café serving coffee and wine in the heart of Lincoln Square, hosting events such as Essay Fiesta and Local Author Night.
Cat and Mouse has over 600 non-electronic games in stock, including classic board games, brainteasers, card games and puzzles for children and adults alike.
One of many bars in Printers Row, Villains has an extensive list of craft beers, as well as an eclectic menu of snacks and meals. They also feature live music and a burlesque show once a month.
At the Jazz Showcase you’ll not only enjoy historically fine music, but in a location that’s the second oldest jazz club in the country! Bring your kids (for free) to Sunday matinees at 4pm. Read more.
No blues tour would be complete without a trip to the Checkerboard--at least according to Prince and the Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards, who were known to pop in for late-night jam sessions. Read more.
The taco burger is epic. The entire taco "shell" is made conpletely of weaved bacon. MIND BLOWN, DELISH!!!
The Dining Car & Market's chicken croquettes stole the spotlight for a segment on Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives. Order them and find out why.
Head to the 9th Floor of the city's central library to visit the Winter Garden, a spacious atrium with a terrazzo and marble floor and glass dome.
Composed of thousands of inlaid chips in over 250 colors, Marc Chagall’s mosaic artwork The Four Seasons portrays six scenes of Chicago. Read more.
See the sculpture, Monument With Standing Beast, by Jean Dubuffet outside, then step inside to snap a photo of the Thompson Center's unusually shaped atrium.
Built in 1888 by Chicago architectural office of Burnham and Root the twelve story Rookery is considered the oldest standing high-rise in Chicago. The lobby was remodeled in 1905 by Frank L. Wright
In "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (1986), Cameron and Sloan are seen standing in front of Alexander Calder's Flamingo sculpture. Read more.
With 3 floors of books stacked from floor to ceiling, Myopic is one of Chicago’s oldest and largest used bookstores. They also have a curious piece of memorabilia: Charles Bukowski’s “last breath”.
This time-travel-themed (it has a DeLorean in the front) coffee shop has a small selection of baked goods from Fritz Pastry, Cheerios and other assorted cereals; and talented baristas.
Iced coffee is great! Quality & taste parallel Espresso a Mano...Pittsburgh transplants will appreciate this place.
Follow this shop on Twitter: They'll tell you when they're running out and how many people are online. @doughnutvault Read more.
The main event's the burger, 5.5oz. signature beef blend patties on a wild flour challah roll. Read more.
Truly a hidden gem of River North- definitely not what I expected. Gourmet food at fast food prices, reggae music, and a laid back atmosphere. It's amazing. Try the fish & chips and the fish tacos.
Snapper soup, buffalo egg rolls & Crab cakes are killer! Now, I can appreciate the work that goes into homemade meat ravioli and I could have caught them on a bad night but mine had no flavor! At all!
