Editor Recommendations
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Valentine's Day 2010
Whether you'll be dining with a new love or celebrating with a longtime partner, enjoy a great meal in a romantic setting with that special someone at any of these dining selections. RSVP now.
Weekend Brunch
Whether looking for a hangover brunch or a tasty weekend breakfast, pick from one of our favorite weekend breakfast and brunch destinations.
Dining Review: River North's Hot New Spot
With 120 types of Tequila, the food isn't all that's spicy at Zocalo in River North, Local Dish review by dining editor Caroline Ahn
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Member Recommendations
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Family owned and operated, Calo Ristorante in Andersonville serves a wide array of authentic Italian pasta dishes; succulent steaks, veal and
chicken dishes.
Average rating
(4/5)
by 2 reviewers
Reviews by:
TerriC, HomoSeth &
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TerriC:
"I've dined in and ordered take out/delivery from this place several times and I've never been disappointed. Their menu is huge and varied with plenty of offerings from ribs to pasta.
.. all tasty."
HomoSeth:
"This classic Italian restaurant is a gem in Andersonville. The food is good, the service even better. The relaxed atmosphere is perfect to unwind for dinner any weekday evening."
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Yoshi's Cafe
3257 N Halsted Street
Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 248-6160
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In a city known for its fine restaurants, this popular neighborhood eatery is consistently ranked among the best.
Average rating
(3.5/5)
by 7 reviewers
Reviews by:
surferinchig, Antonego &
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surferinchig:
"I've heard over and over that Yoshi's looks like a Denny's on the inside. I'm sorry, but I've never been inside such a nice Denny's, especially one with awesome food such as Yoshi's.
People can argue that, yes, the decor is a lil' outdated but personally I didn't come to gawk at the surroundings but the food. Yoshi's is no exception. From flawlessly prepared martinins, shaken table side to the awesomely executed entrees, such as the simple yet great roast chicken. YUMM in every sense of the word."
Antonego:
"We were quite shocked when getting the paper menu and finding meals ranging over twenty bux... I guess the chandeliars were sposed to upscale the patio... The food was aweful and especially paying 16.
95 for a Panini... and 18.95 for a burger (what the F???)Partner said the burger wasn't too bad but overall it was no better than a high end greasy spoon... the service was pretty slow, no refills on drinks, etc. It was a first time but after sharing the experience w/ several friends they seemed to agree that once was enough..."
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Award-winning Chef Joncarl Lachman bought this Boystown eatery in 2005 from Food Network TV stars Dan Smith and Steve McDonagh.
Average rating
(4.5/5)
by 11 reviewers
Reviews by:
DaugDawg, Stripes &
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DaugDawg:
"This is my new favorite place to dine in Boystown!
I can’t think of a better place to take a date and impress his pants off! Hee Hee.
It’s BYOB too!"
Stripes:
"As if BYOB weren't enough, HB really packs a punch with great food and charming atmosphere!"
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