This is very likely the only food court you will feel cooler for having visited. Start with a coffee at G&B, grab some pupusas at Sarita's and see where your appetite takes you next.
In theory one must never mix business and pleasure. In practice, the Business and Pleasure is one of the most delightful coffee experiences you'll ever have. Order one and ponder life's mysteries.
The best thing this place has going are its freshly made tortillas. Its platters are forgettable and usually doused in too much cream. Stick to the tacos and quesadillas and grab a Jamaica to drink.
If you walked out without trying the charred octopus, dear reader, you should consider an about face and march back to this seafood gem.
This market has a well curated selection of provisions that will impress at a dinner party, but the real gems are the items that Fountainhead has helped produce themselves. Keep your eyes peeled!
Call ahead to reserve an order of rotisserie duck for your table. Each bird amply feeds two. Wash it down with a Duck Out cocktail for the full fowl experience.
Order ahead by phone, plan to wait a little while for your pickup, and bring cash. You will be rewarded for your troubles with generous and shockingly affordable sushi platters, lovingly prepared.
There are usually at least two gluten-free cupcake options on a given day, and a couple of brunch options to boot. Make a morning of it and bring back some cupcakes for the week!
They've xerascaped large sections of the park with Prairie grasses and shrubs, making it very hospitable to wildlife, especially on summer evenings.
One of the few BBQ joints in Chicago that serves proper burnt ends, Kansas City style. Go in the summer under clear skies and treat yourself to the open-air patio.
The burgers are made with some lovely dry-aged beef, so do yourself a favor and order yours medium rare.
