Caitlin White: "One of the best bars I've been to. One side has a cozy living room feel where you can TALK to people. Great house made cocktails and my boyfriend like their old fashioned. Free cookies at 12!"
Chicagoist: "The Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s home is one of the most acoustically perfect venues in town and sounds pitch-perfect across a range of musical styles."
ᴡ Hinds: "The cappuccino is the best in the area. Just slightly better than Gaslight's 😰. Also a great place to work from. Love the environment. The playlist has some soul."
Redeye Chicago: "Queen Mary has recently opened their outdoor patio seating. The bar’s classy cocktails are fit for spring with ingredients like passion fruit-ginger syrup, peach bitters and jalapeño tincture."
Jackie Mann: "The free events here in the summer are awesome, although trying to enjoy the park otherwise can be hard during tourist season. The beat time is fall or spring early in the morning- no one's there!"
Zach Solomon-Beloin: "This trail is one unique aspect that separates Chicago from other cities. Great to run and enjoy amazing views of the lake and city."
Kacie Dreiling: "The most bike friendly city we have been to! The Lakefront Trail was our favorite part of Chicago. If visiting, either bring your own bike to the city, or rent some bikes and explore the Lakefront!"
Mike: "A classic Chicago establishment and a great place to catch a show. Reasonably priced ($7-$8) beers to boot, given the venue. Chick-fil-A is next door in case you need a pre-show snack."
Stefanie: "Beautiful and iconic performance space. A must see. Seating in the balcony is better than floor seats in the back of the main level."
PureWow: "Your favorite sandwich spot becomes a cozy, country-chic event space at night. Upstairs, the Butcher Shop and Cafe seats up to 38; downstairs, the Chef’s Prep Table can fit two dozen."
ben m: "Excellent brunch. The porchetta is great too if you get there in time. They usually have solid beers. I was too wimpy to try the snail sausage in this pic though."