You’ll be starry-eyed and salivating over the choices: peanut butter ‘smores, granny smith caramel apples as big as your head, Cedar Crest ice cream cones and frozen yogurts. Read more.
When you come to Mr. Kite’s, you’ll be starry-eyed and salivating over the choices--peanut butter smores, granny smith caramel apples as big as your head, Cedar Crest ice cream and frozen yogurt. Read more.
Such a yummy Red Velvet ! Strongly recommended !!
try the blood sausage and caramelized apple app...its great
Garlic-and-thyme-scented roast chicken, a bountiful bouillabaisse, and steak paired with irresistible frites make for great entrees. Cozy quarters and congenial staff add extra appeal. Read more.
Get a three-course prix fixe dinner for $25 on Tuesdays.
The old-fashioned desserts range from red velvet cupcakes to caramel apples.
From caramel apples to whoopie pies to angel food cake, this bakery sells an array of old fashioned desserts.
These are the best cupcakes and cakes in Chicago. You can stop looking.
The pancakes here are amazing - try the caramel apple pecan. The service is also amazing but please be prepared for a wait. If you can get there early do so if not you will wait but it is so worth it
Caramel apple pecan is really good👌🏻
Yes ! Must try the red velvet french toast heavenly gOOOOooooOood so 7anoon 😍😜 and i tried the signature bliss pancakes oooh yes 100%. next to must visit tourist attractions in chicago .
Have lots of super cute easter bunnies. Carmel apples are to die for
Delicious spot to get truffles to take home
Chocoholics have been coming to this Old Town shop since 1963 to get their hands on marshmallows, strawberries, toffee and cookies dipped in the good stuff. Read more.
Try the caramel apple pancakes! My fav.
Great place to beat the crazy trendy breakfast scene!
Always buy the carmel apples, they are amazing.
Favorite grocery store bar none. The bakery is awesome, I recommend the banana nut muffins and the cinnamon raisin walnut bread!
Mariano's is like Dominick’s, with all the same common groceries, wide aisles, impressive bread bakery and a cheese counter (though not a lot of artisan cheese). BUT this place has a piano player! Read more.
Favorite fall drink: caramel apple spice!! Yum!
The Seasonal Pumpkin Spice Latte!!! I get mine with soy milk and cinnamon!!
Slower service than I'm used to from SB anywhere.. The good news: this is a Clover coffee location!
Service is fast and most importantly friendly. Best sandwich makers in town. Never a bad experience.
I want a Sammie and lots of pickles.
Fart n toot on the potty
Best caramels ever. Dark & stormy truffle also delicious!
Best hot chocolate in the city, no question. The homemade marshmallows are also unbelievable and you get to pick two for each cup.
Try the Salted-caramel marshmallows from our 100 Best list: Katherine Duncan takes her masterful caramel and folds it into her light marshmallows sweetened with wildflower honey.
The Chimi-Churri rocks. New favorite lunch place!
Try unique and healthy lunch sandwiches for under $6, and that includes a choice of a side. Read more: http://www.cheapism.com/p/cheap-downtown-chicago-restaurants.mhtml#ixzz2kQd7jC8w
The chimichurri alone makes this place great- add to endless, good for you options and you've got a better than avg. Lunch place
Cheese fries in the edible bowl (taco shell) for the win. Also some of the best shakes in Chicago. I'm a fan of banana rum or carmel apple. Cash only!
The finest cheese steak sandwich and banana Oreo milkshake. The perfect mix of pain and pleasure. A must.
Gotta love the crack fries at Susie's
Castello di Santa Vittoria Rosa Vittoria ($13). "Intense bouquet of violets, roses, and jasmine supported by a great depth and structure on the palate," says owner and wine director Aldo Zaninotto. Read more.
The panna cotta is fantastic!
I love this place. Great wine offerings, excellent service, atmosphere is spot on and the food-one word: WOW. Definitely a restaurant to visit often in a great neighborhood.
The best cute hidden place between buildings is the back yard. So cute and romantic. I love small tables and white tablecloth.
There isn’t a bad thing on the menu, but if we had to limit ourselves, we’d go with onion soup, mussels steamed in Belgian ale, roasted chicken and pan-seared hanger steak flanked by amazing frites. Read more.
French onion soup is to die for.
French gnoccies:really awesome. Venison: you can’t miss it. The pot the créme is now my favorite dessert. And the wine service is amazing ( thanks @Bob. The most amazing sommelier !).
3-course prix fixe menu for $29; 25% off beers and ciders on Thursdays
If you can get in for the Grand Buffet, you should.
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