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RPM remains a fairly hard reservation, which is kind of nuts, because the two have been opened for a while. We had a great dinner at RPM Steak.
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For what it's worth two of my brothers-in-law, who are both big time foodies, swear by Mastro's Steakhouse and RPM Italian in Chicago. I believe they're on the magnificent mile or close to it anyway. They're both rather upscale from what I understand.
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It looks like Tuesday we'll try to have lunch at a Portillo's, and dinner at the Smoque on North Pulaski. Thanks for the input!
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When I was working in the area, I used to frequent Hog Wild in Midlothian (a burb on the south side, just off I294). Top notch boneless pork chop and ribs. I wasn't into beef at the time, but they have it. Cash only. Busy, but really fast service. Order at counter, they bring to your table. Highly recommend it!
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Last July, I was in Chicago and had the best Italian beef sandwich at the Cubs game from Buona.
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I'm tellin' ya, try Dick's Last Resort--maybe for lunch. Decent food, crazy vibe/schtick (adult!), usually a good live blues band and it's right on the waterfront. Haven't been in 20 + years, so I hope it hasn't changed, cuz it was a hoot. Maybe some Chicagoans can chip in here.
I've been to a Dick's in San Antone and, a long time ago, the one in San Diego. Neither came close to the Chi Town experience.Last edited by Willy; March 21, 2018, 03:03 PM.
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I swear I ate piza at a place called Mothers in the 80's but google appears to think it's a night club.....so, pass! (who knows, maybe it's a bad CRS day....)
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Smoque is Mh's favorite Chicagoland BBQ joint, if I recall correctly. Wife & I were going to meet him there last year but my plans changed. Too bad you're not making it a few hrs NE, you'd get your choice of meat & beverage up my way. Safe travels...
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We've been to Lou Malnati's, and we've had the thin crust pizza cut into squares but I don't recall where. Enjoyed both. I ate at Uno back in the '80s and liked it very much. Even though things try to stay the same, they change, though. (And don't eat at chain Unos, they are awful.)
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