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Alhambra Palace Restaurant
Welcome to the magical world of Alhambra Palace Restaurant, a feast for the eyes as well as the palate. Alhambra, Arabic for the color Red, consists of seven exquisite rooms, including V.I.P. areas and banquet halls. Alhambra is the perfect venue for everything from happy hour to a romantic date or a fun-filled night out with friends. Here, live music, entertainment, dancing and dining are meant to happen in grand fashion. |
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Avec
The menu focuses on small and large sharing plates of rustic, Mediterranean "peasant foods," with many dishes cooked in a wood-burning oven and served in cast-iron pots. There are some real winners here: luscious house-marinated olives, chorizo-stuffed dates, thin-and-crispy focaccia with taleggio cheese and truffle oil. The real showstopper is simple roasted chicken thigh panzanella salad, a textural delight of crispy skin, tender meat, chewy panzanella and supple artichoke hearts, all zesty with preserved lemon. |
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Ay Ay Picante: Peruvian Cuisine
Peru, like America, is a melting pot of culture. In addition to indigenous cultures, native Africans, Chinese and Japanese also set down roots. (In fact, Peru has more Chinese restaurants than any other country in Latin America.) Ay Ay Picante features this heritage by rounding out its menu with a selection of Chinese Peruvian-style beef fried rice and soy-sauced noodle dishes. If you're looking for something more traditional, you'll find plenty of ceviche and seafood dishes, along with enormous platters of fried steak served with arroz blanco. |
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Blue Bayou Bar & Grill
Blue Bayou happens to be the next best thing to going too New Orleans. This Creole castle serves up everything from gumbo and fried green tomatoes to po’ boys and sweet potatoes. So it you enjoy chowing down on craw-fish then this is the place for you. |
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Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba
Situated in Lincoln Park, one of the hubs of night-life in Chicago, Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba is great for two or a group. Order the tapas and share and pair it with a pitcher of sangria, which comes in a variety of flavors. Enjoy the patio in the warm weather. The vast menu offers, seafood, chicken, beef, lamb, cheeses, vegetables and gazpacho. For the early bird, there is an afternoon $2.00 tapas bar. |
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Calypso Cafe
This Caribbean Cafe offers some of the best jerk chicken in the city. The neighborhood is a mixture of all walks of life from the University of Chicago students to the cute couples that come here to nosh on chicken kabobs and spicy cole slaw. Though the environment leans more toward the casual, you'll feel comfortable dressing up or down. Two-person booths offer plenty of privacy for conversation or whatever else you have in mind. |
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Cedars - Mediterranean Kitchen
Cedars prides itself on a traditional Mediterranean menu that includes Hummus, Falafel, Cous Cous, Shawerma & Kebobs. Magnificent aromas fill their dining room for guests to enjoy, as they observe the gallery open-kitchen.
Hint - If you've never been to the Middle East try the Falaffel Sandwich |
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Dempsey's Irish American Grill and Pub
Dempsey's Irish American Grill and Pub serves some great authentic Irish beers along with your favorite liquor and wine libations. Located directly off the lobby of the Marriott, this boisterous restaurant near Midway Airport has cuisine for all palates. Stop by the pub to take in a White Sox game or watch the Chicago Fire on MLS. Whether you are in the mood for a few cocktails or a great dinner, they have what you are looking for. |
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Elephant & Castle Club Quarters
Looking for a place that not only serves the best in pub fare AND ensures that the very finest in draught beer is always available? Look no further than your favorite neighborhood pub . . . |
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Ethiopian Diamond
There's no better place to try it out than at Ethiopian Diamond, where you're sure to get a good meal each time. The menu includes a host of vegetarian dishes as well as breads and meat entrées. Try the vegetarian stew and a basket of injera (pancake-like bread). The steak tartar will satisfy even the hungriest meat eater. The walls are painted with murals depicting the history of Ethiopia, and live music is played on Saturday nights. |
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