Places To Go To in Chicago

Finding Great Restaurants in Chicago

A Chant in Chicago? Yep, and it even has a full bar for those who care about that sort of thing. Expect to encounter traditional and contemporary Asian-type dishes to eat. The beef Massaman curry costs $14, and the pan-fried mussels and bean sprouts with scallions are a mere $6.

Chicago Cafes and Lounges

Geja’s Café revives the lost art of fondue dining, where you use fondue forks to dip your food into the fondue mixture heated over a small flame. Nice that guitar players keep you company by playing guitar music while you dine. Child diners have to be at least age 10.