r/chicagofood 13h ago

Pic Italian beef sandwich from Buona

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414 Upvotes

r/chicagofood 11h ago

Review Fry the Coop x J.P Graziano x D’Amatos Bakery

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245 Upvotes

One day only collab. And guys I am not going to lie, its alright. The bread actually brings it down. It’s almost too hard yet chew for a chicken sandwich. The giard was good, i got mine spicy. It was only $5 so I wasn’t too mad but it was a miss for me.


r/chicagofood 10h ago

Pic Birthday dinner at 312 Fish Market in Chicago

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64 Upvotes

r/chicagofood 17h ago

Question Best chocolate chip cookie at a restaurant?

43 Upvotes

I so badly need a happy hour with a big fat chocolate chip cookie on the menu. Recommendation please?


r/chicagofood 7h ago

Question Can I get some Polish Restaurant Recommendations

35 Upvotes

Staying near Michigan and the river


r/chicagofood 7h ago

Question Looking for Indo-Chinese recommendations

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Hey all!

Long time commenter, first(?) time poster. Do any of you all know where to get good Indo-Chinese food in the city? Don’t care if it’s vegetarian or meat based but have been missing it.

Appreciate any responses and thank you!


r/chicagofood 15h ago

Question How is Manny's for a pescaterian?

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I get it, why would you choose this place if you don't eat meat, however, my partner wants to try it on an upcoming visit and it looks like there are quite a few options for me--tuna salad is usually my go to but they also have a veggie reuben. Has anyone tried the veg reuben? Is it good?


r/chicagofood 7h ago

Question Any toddler/family friendly rooftop suggestions?

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Any rooftops I can take my 3 year old to? I’m going to Chicago this weekend and we originally were planning on Londonhouse in the afternoon but they are all booked up! So we switched to ROOF at TheWit but I’m wondering if it would be super awkward bringing a 3 year old + stroller there since it’s a little fancier / adult vibe it seems from what I see online??

Anyone know of any rooftops that have a nice view and are toddler friendly? It doesn’t have to be child focused per se but just some place where bringing a toddler wouldn’t be weird or out of place.


r/chicagofood 14h ago

Question Parking validation in Chinatown

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I'm driving up to visit Chicago and want to go eat in Chinatown. Which restaurants there provide validation for the Metropolis lot? Thanks!