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What exactly is a hipster restaurant? I'd like some names.
Longman and Eagle
Big Star
Lula's
What exactly is a hipster restaurant? I'd like some names.
Jerry's Wicker Park (but I love them!)
I thought Jerry's was incredibly overpriced for some glorified sandwiches.
Also, does anyone else not like Pasadita's that much? I much prefer the Mexican grocery store 2 blocks north.
Longman and Eagle has great, great food, and I would say they're priced out of actual hipsters' budgets.Longman and Eagle
Big Star
Lula's
Love the Hopleaf.
Also, if you like mussels and frites, you have to go to Vincent on Balmoral and Clark. Everyone raves about the Hopleaf's mussels (which are, sorry folks, clearly frozen), but Vincent has much better mussels. Huge beasts.
Fave taco places?
Mine are Las Asadas and La Pasadita.
Anywhere else I should be looking?
Longman and Eagle has great, great food, and I would say they're priced out of actual hipsters' budgets.
It is in Logan Square though.
If you live around Logan Square, drop by Telegraph. Great wine bar with delicious food.
I still see tons of hipsters in there; I think it's the high-end of hipster dining.
... But it's awesome, and I love it.
Hit up Zacatacos on 59th and Pulaski they use charcoal so the meat is always crispy.
Zacatacos is good. My personal favorite is Atotonilcos, I've eaten from two of their locations and it's been consistently great. Mostly just get carne asada but their al pastor is good too.
Hit up Zacatacos on 59th and Pulaski they use charcoal so the meat is always crispy.
Fuck em, they don't understand the gang situation here.Man, people really think Chicago is heartless for making that kid cry.
I have to give some love to Edgewater. Not at all plain, not as annoying as Lakeview/Wrigley/Lincoln Park either.
anyone been to the wal-mart on North avenue? good god. I went just to check out the game section (you can find weird, rare stuff at wal-marts sometimes) and it was like a bomb went off in there...shit all over the place and like it hadn't been organized ever. I tried to ask the one person there if they could get something out of the cabinet and got ignored the first two times I asked and got snapped at the third time to wait at the line at the register.
Experience K-Mart at Milwaukee and Division!
Experience K-Mart at Milwaukee and Division!
Oh shit I just found the best city Thread!!!!!! Just saying Hi to all Chicago GAF people. HI! I'm from the west side by the Brickyard mall.
Anybody here been to Big and Littles? Tried this today and hooooooooly shit, soft-shell crab po' boy was awesome. Also, truffle fries and the Beaver Donut Truck out front for dessert.
Highly recommended.
Anyone know of a good Monday or Tuesday Industry night?
A gay bar would be a plus, not necessary though.
You lucky dog. Great Lake is amazing. Best pizza I've ever had was a spring onion pie. I could eat that crust by itself for an entire meal.I can see their awning from my porch, I'm just down the street.
Sadly, I don't like mussels.
Same corner also has the infamous "Best Pizza in the Country" place (Great Lake) from a GQ article of a couple of years back, and A Taste of Heaven, infamous for their message about children needed to be behaved or asked to leave.
Quite the corner, and it's mine!
I've never been to Chi but I have a shit load of family from there. I might try and visit them one day. It looks really nice from what I have seen. Only downside is Yacobod.
Oh, Jesus. I've been within ten minutes of Yacobad. I'm surprised my nose didn't start bleeding profusely.don't be scared homie. i don't even live in the city anymore. got married and moved to the burbs. plus i work in the nw suburbs, so it's more convenient.
Going to San Soo Gab San on Friday for my 32nd birthday! 2 scoops of whoop!!
I've been to that one as well as to the one on Kedzie. Need to get some tacos from there soon since it's been a while.What location. I have had the one of 47th street between Ashland and Western tacos were delicious and the portions were insane really large tacos with plenty of meat.
The food at Cho sun ok is awesome... The chadolbaegi is incredible, but the problem is that it can get ultra crowded, and the waitresses are amazingly rude, even by Korean restaurant standards applying this rudeness even to Koreans. I think they're really stressed since every time I've been there, the owner is at the counter, surveying everything and getting drunk as shit.
If the food wasn't so damn good, I wouldn't keep coming back
All the Korean restaurant staff are rude. And fucking Yeosai. Fights, so many fights.
You guys have aldi's in the city?