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Put away the drab, and get bright this summer

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CHICAGO SUMMER STARTS HERE

By Joel Mora @CP_Chicago

â Chicago Blues Festival

We’ve waited at least eight months for a Chicago summer. So take every second possible to soak in the quintessential Chicago warmth.

CHICAGO BLUES FESTIVAL We have many great blues clubs to enjoy the sounds of pain and sorrow, but it’s easy to forget that the blues were born outside. So it’s only right to enjoy them in our beautiful Grant Park for the Chicago Blues Festival (p.46). Over half a million people return every year for this free three-day festival that brings the blues’ heavy hitters. Headliners this year include Syl Johnson, the Taj Majal

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Trio, and the beacon of Chicago blues, Buddy Guy. The festival ends with a tribute to the greatest Chicago bluesman, Muddy Waters.

ANDERSONVILLE MIDSOMMARFEST Chicago summers are known for street festivals, so take advantage and help celebrate Andersonville Midsommarfest’s (p.46) 50th birthday. With five stages for bands, over 80 local artists and vendors, and an expected 50,000 people, this is the street festival you don’t want to miss.

The city’s street festivals also give you a chance to get to know the neighborhoods outside of the Loop, and with activities like free admission to the Swedish American Museum you’ll get a better feel for the background of this character-filled, once predominately Swedish neighborhood.

CHICAGO ALE FEST One of Chicago’s many landmarks is Buckingham Fountain. Modeled after the Latona Fountain at the Palace of Versailles, it’s captured in many photographs and even the opening credits of “Married with Children.”

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Underground Wonder Bar (p.35) is a gem for music lovers. Offering live music nightly—ranging from jazz and rock to Motown, blues, funk, and reggae—it is the perfect spot to grab a late night cocktail, dance your cares away, or simply take in some of Chicago’s finest musicians. Pop in on Tuesdays for their All-Pro Jam Night.

3 OTHERS TO TRY: • Dylan’s Candy Bar (p.12) • mk The Restaurant (p.27) • Allyu Spa (p.12)

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â Ravinia Festival courtesy of Ravinia Festival Enjoy the fountain with another Chicago favorite, craft beers, at the Chicago Ale Fest (p.46). This two-day fest will feature over 200 beers from American craft breweries Lagunitas Brewing, Revolution Brewing, Buckle Down, and more.

RAVINIA FESTIVAL For some more summer jams head to Ravinia Festival (p.46), the oldest outdoor music festival in the United States. This venue is perfect to set up a picnic with snacks, a bottle or three of wine—it is BYOB—and enjoy great retro and modern musical acts. No Ravinia Festival concert this summer represents that as well as the Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga concert.

Sheryl Crow, Doobie Brothers, Me-

lissa Etheridge, Blondie, Rob Thomas, Aretha Franklin, and others will also be at Ravinia Festival this summer.

MILLENNIUM PARK SUMMER FILM SERIES For more picnic ideas don’t skip out on the Millennium Park Summer Film Series (p.46). Nothing beats sitting on the Great Lawn of the Jay Pritzker Pavilion during sunset and watching the entire city light up. Well nothing but doing all that and watching “The Breakfast Club” at the same time on a 40-foot LED screen. The ‘80s classic is just one of the many films that will be playing every Tuesday. Other films include “Back to the Future,” “Almost Famous,” and “Apollo 13.”

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Bar Takito (p.27) is a Latin-inspired restaurant and bar located in the trendy West Loop area. Their menu uses local ingredients in creative shared plates and delicious cocktails. A must-try plate is their papa fritas with pork belly. It’s a lively atmosphere for great food and boasts wonderfully eclectic, artsy décor.

3 OTHERS TO TRY: • Maggie Daley Park (p.44) • The Gage (p.18) • Chicago Cultural Center (p.41)

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Acanto (p.18) is an intimate Italian restaurant located across from Millennium Park. The farm-to-table seasonal menu features handcrafted pastas, fresh seafood, and stone-oven pizzas. The fig and tomato pizza is a must have. The extensive hand-selected wine list features wines from Italy’s major wine regions. Acanto has a beautiful dining room, outstanding service, and overall it is an amazing experience.

3 OTHERS TO TRY: • Salero (p.28) • Bohemian House (p.26) • Prime & Provisions (p.18)

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NOT SO MELLOW YELLOW 3

BY ERIN TOOLE WILLIAMS

Summer fashion should be fun, playful, and bright. You are golden. Let your light shine.

ERIN’S PICKS FOR WOMEN: Mix and Match Swimwear 1 (prices vary) at Anthropologie (p.10)

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2 Mini perforated bucket BAG ($89.50) at Armani Exchange (p.10)

Halter Culotte Jumpsuit 3 ($110) at Topshop (p.10)

MIA Gladiator Sandals 4

($58) at Lori’s: The Sole of Chicago (p.10)

Ray-Ban Aviator Flash Lenses 5

($170) at Glasses, Ltd. (p.10) ERIN’S PICKS FOR MEN: Adidas Original Shanghai 1 Superstar ‘80s Sneakers ($100) at Urban Outfitters (p.10)

2 Lacoste Original

Cotton Pique Polo ($89.50) at Lacoste in Water Tower Place (p.10)

3 Nanamicka Cycling Pack ($398) at Mildblend Supply Co. (p.10)

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Baggie Shorts ($49) at Patagonia (p.10)

5 Lego Happiness

Bracelet Watch ($95) at Nordstrom (p.10)

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APPAREL & DEPARTMENT STORE AKIRA; M6;E2 122 S. State St. 312-346-3034

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) DENOTES CONCIERGES’ FAVORITE M9;T2 ) NORDSTROM; 55 E. Grand Ave. 312-464-1515

Known for its wide selection and unbeatable service.

RACK ) NORDSTROM Multiple locations.

Offering the same brands as its par-

Designer shoes, women's clothing, and accessories.

❍ ANTHROPOLOGIE; M6;B3

111 E. Chicago Ave. 312-255-1848 Women's retail clothing store focused on detailed, artful apparel.

❍ APT NUMBER 9; M5;C3

1804 N. Damen Ave. 773-395-2999

ent store at lower prices.

❍ PATAGONIA; M9;P2

48 E. Walton St. 312-640-5934

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Outdoor clothing and gear.

TOPSHOP/TOPMAN; M9;Q2 830 N. Michigan Ave. 312-280-6834

The second U.S. location for the trendy British retailer offering up-to-the-minute styles. The store also houses Topman for men's clothes.

Fashion-forward men's boutique in Bucktown.

❍ ARMANI EXCHANGE; M9;Q2 520 N. Michigan Ave. 312-467-5702

❍ TOM FORD; M9;P1

M9;P2 ) BLOOMINGDALE'S; 900 N. Michigan Ave. 312-440-4460

❍ TORY BURCH; M9;P2

❍ BURBERRY; M9;S2

❍ TOSS IT UP BOUTIQUE; M6;F2

66 E. Oak St. 312-605-5041

European fashion by designer Giorgio Armani with apparel and accessories for both men and women.

Six floors of designer clothing, cosmetics, shoes, and more.

Flagship store in Chicago's Gold Coast featuring beauty, menswear, women's apparel, and more.

45 E. Oak St. 312-280-0010

Elegant women's clothing, shoes, and accessories.

60 E. 13th St. 312-208-8314

633 N. Michigan Ave. 312-787-2500 New flagship store featuring innovative apparel, accessories, and more.

❍ CALYPSO ST. BARTH; M9;P2

Offering urban chic clothing and accessories with an onsite personal stylist to help find the right look for you.

❍ TRUNK CLUB; M6;C2

325 W. Ohio St. 312-801-7200

50 E. Oak St. 312-649-9934

Offering an eclectic mix of elegant and colorful women's clothing, accessories, fragrance, and home décor.

❍ CLUB MONACO; M9;P2

900 N. Michigan Ave. 312-787-8757 Stylish clothing, accessories and shoes for men and women.

❍ COLUMBIA SPORTSWEAR; M9;Q2

830 N. Michigan Ave. 312-951-2679

Columbia's high-performance outdoor apparel, footwear, accessories, and equipment.

❍ CUSP; M9;Q3

835 N. Michigan Ave. 312-951-2299

Neiman Marcus-owned store offering fashion from new and known designers at great prices.

❍ CYNTHIA ROWLEY; M5;B3

1653 N. Damen Ave. 773-276-9209

Designer known for her whimsical special-occasion dresses, handbags, shoes, and more.

RESALE OF CHICAGO; M6;C3 ) DESIGNER 658 N. Dearborn St. 312-587-3312 High-end designer consignment shop. (p.12)

❍ EDITH HART; M5;B3

Hate shopping? Let Trunk Club's fashionable stylists pick outfits for you. Perfect for the man with little free time.

OUTFITTERS ) URBAN Multiple locations.

Retailer filled with modern clothing, vinyl, home products, funny gifts, and more.

M9;R2 ) ZARA; 700 N. Michigan Ave. 312-255-8123 Three floors of apparel and accessories.

FLORISTS ❍ RANDOLPH FLORAL DESIGN; M6;D3 2410 W. 16th St. 312-243-7750 Downtown florist delivering throughout Chicagoland. (p.2)

JEWELRY LESTER LAMPERT; M9;P2 57 E. Oak St 800-228-9436

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Longtime Oak Street jeweler featuring signature precious gemstone collections and custom design options. (Inside Front Cover)

CHARM; M9;Q3 ) LOCAL 835 N. Michigan Ave. 312-202-1210 Jewelry studio in Water Tower Place with one-of-a-kind pieces.

1917 N. Damen Ave. 773-252-3350

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Women's clothing and accessories from brands like Paper Crown and Wildfox.

ELLIOTT CONSIGNMENT 2465 N. Lincoln Ave., 3015 N. Broadway St. Family-owned consignment shop with locations in

Lakeview and Lincoln Park specializing in men and women's clothing that are less than two years old.

❍ INDEPENDENCE; M9;P2

47 E. Oak St. 312-675-2105

Featuring all-American made brands including Engineered Garments, Post Overalls, Gitman Vintage, and Velva Sheen.

YORK JEWELERS; M6;D3 ) NEW 11 N. Wabash Ave. 312-855-4999

Engagement rings, custom jewelry designs, and high-end timepieces. (p.2)

SHOES & ACCESORRIES DSW Multiple locations.

Shoes and accessories for men, women,

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and children at reasonable prices.

❍ GLASSES, LTD. M6;B3

50 E. Oak St. 312-944-6876

Since 1970 this luxury eyeware boutique has focused on curating unique glasses rarely found anywhere else.

❍ KATE SPADE; M6;B3

56 E. Oak St. 312-654-8853

New York brand offering colorful clothing, handbags, shoes, and accessories.

❍ LORI'S THE SOLE OF CHICAGO; M7;N1 824 W. Armitage Ave. 773-281-5655

Lincoln Park boutique brimming with fashionable brands of shoes from both local and international designers.

❍ LACOSTE M9;Q3

835 N. Michigan Ave. Suite 317A 312-951-1300 The lifestyle clothing brand known for its polo shirts.

STATE STREET; M6;D2 ) MACY'S 111 N. State St. 312-781-1000

Taking up an entire block on State Street, this was the first Marshall Fields store.

❍ MILDBLEND SUPPLY CO.; M5;C3

1342 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-772-9711 Trendy men and women's clothing store known for their denim.

MARCUS; M9;R2 ) NEIMAN 737 N. Michigan Ave. 312-642-5900 High-end clothing, accessories, and personal care products.

OUTLET MALLS CHICAGO PREMIUM OUTLETS; M8;R1 Aurora 630-585-2200

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Outdoor mall with a large selection of marked down prices to choose from. (p.13)

FASHION OUTLETS CHICAGO; M8;U2 Rosemont 847-928-7500

Shop over 130 designer outlets in a beautiful brand-new enclosed center located just 20 minutes from Downtown Chicago. (p.11)

❍ HUNTLEY OUTLET CENTER; M8;P1 Huntley 847-669-9100

Outlet stores include Aeropostale, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Bose, Carter's, and many more.

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❍ LIGHTHOUSE PLACE PREMIUM OUTLETS; M8;R3 Michigan City, Ind. 219-879-6506

Dozens of top outlet stores offering discount prices. (p.12)

❍ PLEASANT PRARIE PREMIUM OUTLETS; M8;P2

) DENOTES CONCIERGES’ FAVORITE ARTISANS SHOP; M6;D2 ) ILLINOIS 100 W. Randolph St. 312-814-5321 Handcrafted goods from Illinois' artisans.

YARNS; M6;F2 ) LOOPY 47 W. Polk St. 312-583-9276

Retail store providing a unique collection of yarn at all price points along with experts to help you pick the best patterns.

Pleasant Prairie, Wis. 262-857-2101

Ninety top outlet stores offering discount prices. (p.12)

SHOPPING CENTERS 900 NORTH MICHIGAN SHOPS; M9;P2 900 N. Michigan Ave. 312-915-3916

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Anchored by Bloomingdale's, featuring J. Crew, Gucci, Club Monaco, and more. (Gatefold 1)

SHOPS AT NORTH BRIDGE; M9;T2 ) THE 520 N. Michigan Ave. 312-327-2300

Anchored by Nordstrom, retailers include Hugo Boss, Tommy Bahama, White House | Black Market, Lucky Brand, and more.

SHOPS AT ROOSEVELT ) THE COLLECTION; M6;F2

150 W Roosevelt Road 312-944-3777

Open-air center with premium national and local retailers like H&M, Fleet Feet Chicago, ShowPlace ICON Theatre, and more.

THE BRAIN STORE; M9;Q3 ) MARBLES: 835 N. Michigan Ave. 312-255-1201

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One-of-a-kind retail store with a smart collection of fun ways to a healthier brain for all ages.

THE MUSEUM SHOP OF THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO; M6;E3 111 S. Michigan Ave. 800-518-4214

The museum's main shop includes items derived from their collection while the Modern Wing shop also has art reproductions, books, and gifts along with pieces created by School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

RECORDS; M5;B3 ) RECKLESS 1532 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-235-3727 Record store selling new and used CDs, DVDs, and LPs in Wicker Park.

TOWER PLACE; M9;Q3 ) WATER 835 N. Michigan Ave. 312-440-3166

LA TABLE M9;P2 ) SUR 900 N. Michigan Ave. 312-204-6008

SPAS ❍ ALLYU SPA; M6;C1 600 W. Chicago Ave. 312-755-1313

SUBURBAN SHOPPING CENTERS ❍ OAKBROOK CENTER; M5;C2 100 Oakbrook Center 630-573-0700

Featuring Macy's and more than 100 stores, spas, and restaurants. (p.3)

Allyu provides therapeutic massage and bodywork, advanced skincare, and beauty resources in a stunning, relaxing environment.

SPECIALTY STORES AFTER-WORDS NEW AND USED BOOKS M6;C3 23 E. Illinois St. 312-464-1110

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Independent bookstore with over 55,000 volumes of new and used books.

❍ ALCALA'S WESTERN WEAR; M5;C3

1733 W. Chicago Ave. 312-226-0152 Just look for the big horse out front.

Alcala's has been Chicago's go-to store for Western wear since opening in 1972.

ARCHITECTURE ) CHICAGO FOUNDATION SHOP M6;E3

224 S. Michigan Ave. 312-322-1132 Great specialty shop to get gifts for architecture lovers and souvenirs.

& BARREL; M9;S2 ) CRATE 646 N. Michigan Ave. 312-787-5900

Home furnishings, barware, gifts, and more.

❍ DYLAN'S CANDY BAR; M9;T2

445 N. Michigan Ave. (312) 702-2247

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A two-floor candy shop that is not only a treat for your mouth but also for your eyes.

EATALY; M9;S1 43 E. Ohio St. 312-521-8700

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Italian mega-eatery and gourmet shop with floor-to-ceiling Italian gourmet products, accessories, and ingredients.

GARRETT POPCORN SHOPS Multiple locations. 888-476-7267

Since 1949, Chicagoans have been enjoying Garrett's hot-air popped goodness. Make sure to try their signature "Garrett Mix." (p.5)

CHICAGO; M9;O2 ) HERSHEY'S 822 N. Michigan Ave. 312-337-7711 This 3,600-square-foot retail space is full of interactive experiences. (p.40)

Quality goods, tools, and accesories for your favorite home chef.

This well-landscaped, open-air mall has more than 160 shops and restaurants as well as six major department stores.

MALL; M5;A1 ) WOODFIELD Woodfield Rd. at Route 53, Schaumburg

847-330-0220 Nearly 300 select stores and restaurants, such as The Coach Store and The Cheesecake Factory. (p.12)

SHOPPING DISTRICTS ANDERSONVILLE; M5;B4

) Clark Street offers great boutiques and

interior design stores for art and décor.

PARK; M7;N2 ) LINCOLN Boutiques and designer shops abound here along the Armitage and Halsted corridor.

SQUARE M5;B3 ) LINCOLN What was once a primarily German neighborhood,

Lincoln Square has evolved over the years and is now a great shopping destination offering everything from charming patisseries and an old-fashioned apothecary to butcher shops, gourmet cookware stores and many other unique boutiques.

MAGNIFICENT MILE; M9 ) THE Iconic shopper's mecca with flagship stores and specialty retailers.

STREET; M9 ) OAK Chicago's home to high-end and luxury retailers and brands.

TOWN; M7;O3 ) OLD Cozy neighborhood with specialty stores and independent retailers.

STREET; M6;E2 ) STATE Macy's on State anchors this retail row that includes Block 37.

PARK/BUCKTOWN; M5;B3 ) WICKER Local designers, upscale retailers, and unique vintage finds.

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CLASSIC CHICAGO EATS

By Amber Holst @CP_Chicago From tried-and-true and historic joints to the casual fare that locals simply can’t get enough of, here’s a look at where to get an authentic taste of Chicago.

GOOD GENES Chicago-style hot dogs have become something of a legend—as they should be. So, where can you get the best one in town? While the answer may vary from person to person, neighborhood to neighborhood, we’re partial to Gene & Jude’s (p.28). While not a traditional dog in the Chicago-style sense, this “Depression Dog” comes from a little stand with a big reputation. Topped only with mustard, onions, relish, and sport peppers; revel in the glory as you peel back the French fries that come wrapped alongside, and you’ll soon discover why they’ve been voted numerous times as the “Best Hot Dog in America."

Gene & Georgetti (p.27), a familyowned Italian steak house in River North, has been serving up oversized portions of steaks, chops, and Italian specialties since 1941. With its close proximity to the Merchandise Mart, you’re likely to spot business types hobnobbing with the restaurant’s loyal regulars, and you might even see

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a famous face as numerous celebrities have eaten here—they have the photos to prove it. Their T-bone and a bone-in ribeye top our list, but you really can’t go wrong with Italian favorites like the linguine with red clam sauce or chicken Vesuvio.

RUBI’S Chicago’s Maxwell Street Market (M6;F1) is a must-experience icon and also home to what is one of the most delicious tacos in town. Running every Sunday morning and afternoon, food vendors set up kitchens underneath tents along Canal Street, north of Roosevelt Road, and serve up eats that rival any restaurant in town. The cream of the crop is Rubi’s at Maxwell Street (p.18), whose al pastor taco is basically life-changing. Cooked in a charcoal-fired spit with the perfect balance of pineapple, herbs, peppers, and spices served on a homemade tortilla pressed and cooked as the tacos are made and topped with onions, cilantro, lime, and fire-roasted cebollitas and jalapenos, it’s no wonder there’s always a line of hungry customers wanting more. Two varieties of salsa are available on the adjacent

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â Manny's Cafeteria and Delicatessen fold out tables. We recommend the salsa verde. With almost two dozen offerings, other stand-out menu items include asada, chicharones, and squash blossom.

MANNY’S Not able to make it over to Maxwell Street on a Sunday? Venture to the neighborhood anyway, as it is also home to another Chicago gem: Manny’s Cafeteria and Delicatessen (p.18).

Locals flock to this cafeteria-style, breakfast-and-lunch staple whose choices run the gamut from matzo ball soup and chopped liver to meatloaf and potato latkes.

TWIN ANCHORS You might recognize this Old Town (M7;O3) spot; it was a transformed into O’Reilly’s Italian Restaurant in the romantic comedy “Return to Me,” directed by Chicago-native Bonnie Hunt.

Although Twin Anchors Restaurant & Tavern (p.26) has been a favorite with the locals since 1932, numerous celebrities have dined here through the years, including Frank Sinatra who regularly frequented the joint.

Slow-cooked baby back ribs—get the zesty sauce—with sides like pepperjack creamed spinach are a must-try, but the menu also offers dishes like roasted chicken and fish and chips.

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RESTAURANT QUICK PICKS LISTINGS AVERAGE ENTRÉE GUIDE ANDERSONVILLE/EDGEWATER ❍Acre; ❍ 5308 N. Clark St. (773) 334-7600 Amer $$ M5;B3 ❍Big ❍ Jones; 5347 N. Clark St. (312) 275-5725 Southern $$ } M5;B3 ❍George's ❍ Ice Cream & Sweets; 5306 N. Clark St. (773) 271-7600 Ice Cream/Bakery $ M5;B3 ❍Hopleaf; ❍ 5148 N. Clark St. (773) 334-9851 Gastropub $ } M5;B3 ❍Jerry's ❍ Sandwiches; 5419 N. Clark St. (773) 796-3777 Sandwiches $ } M5;B3 ❍m.henry; ❍ 5707 N. Clark St. (773) 334-7168 Amer/Bistro $$ } M5;B3 ❍Nookies; ❍ 1100 W. Bryn Mawr Ave. (773) 516-4188 Breakfast $ } M5;B3 ❍Pasteur; ❍ 5525 N. Broadway St. (773) 728-4800 Vietnamese/French $$ } M5;B3 ❍Reza's ❍ Restaurant; 5255 N. Clark St. (773) 561-1898 Medit/Persian $ } M5;B3 ❍Superdawg ❍ Drive-In; 6363 N. Milwaukee Ave. (773) 763-0660 Amer $ } M5;B3 ❍Vincent; ❍ 1475 W. Balmoral Ave. (773) 784-6969 Amer $ } M5;B3 BUCKTOWN/WICKER PARK/WEST TOWN ❍Aberdeen ❍ Tap; 440 N. Aberdeen St. (312) 929-3845 Amer $ } M5;C3 ❍Antique ❍ Taco; 1360 N. Milwaukee Ave. (773) 687-8697 Mex $ } M5;C3 ❍Authentaco; ❍ 1141 N. Ashland Ave. (773) 360-7345 Mex $ } M5;C3 ❍Bangers ❍ & Lace; 1670 W. Division St. (773) 252-6499 Gastropub $ } M5;C3 ❍The ❍ Bedford; 1612 W. Division St. (773) 235-8800 Amer $$ M5;C3 ❍Big ❍ Star; 1531 N. Damen Ave. (773) 235-4039 Mex ) $ } M5;C3 ❍Black ❍ Bull; 1721 W. Division St. (773) 227-8600 Tapas $ } M5;C3 ❍Black ❍ Dog Gelato; 859 N. Damen Ave. (773) 235-3116 Ice Cream $ M5;C3 ❍Carriage ❍ House; 1700 W. Division St. (773) 384-9700 Low Country $$ } M5;C3 ❍The ❍ Fifty/50; 2047 W. Division St. (773) 489-5050 Amer $ } M5;C3 ❍Frontier; ❍ 1072 N. Milwaukee Ave. (773) 772-4322 Amer $$ } M5;C3 ❍G&O; ❍ 459 N. Ogden Ave. (312) 888-3367 Amer $$ } M5;C3 ❍Handlebar; ❍ 2311 W. North Ave. (773) 384-9546 Vegan $ } M5;C3 ❍Hoosier ❍ Mama Pie Co.; 1618 W. Chicago Ave. (312) 243-4846 Bakery $ M5;C3 ❍Leghorn ❍ Chicken; 959 N. Western Ave. (773) 394-4444 Chicken $ M5;C3 ❍Lillie's ❍ Q; 1856 W. North Ave. (773) 772-5500 BBQ/Southern $ } M5;C3 ❍Mindy's ❍ Hot Chocolate; 1747 N. Damen Ave. (773) 489-1747 Amer $$ M5;C3 ❍The ❍ Monarch Restaurant and Bar; 1745 W. North Ave. (773) 252-6053 Gastropub $$ } M5;C3 ❍Mott ❍ St.; 1401 N. Ashland Ave. (773) 687-9977 Asian/Fusion $$ } M5;C3 ❍Nando ❍ Milano Trattoria; 2114 W. Division St. (773) 486-2636 Ital $$ } M5;C3 ❍Piece ❍ Brewery & Pizzeria; 1927 W. North Ave. (773) 772-4422 Pizza $ M5;C3 ❍Trencherman; ❍ 2039 W. North Ave. (773) 661-1540 Modern Amer $$ M5;C3 ❍Unite ❍ Urban Grill; 1450 W. Chicago Ave. (312) 455-8900 Amer $$ } M5;C3 GOLD COAST ❍Butch ❍ McGuire's; 20 W. Division St. (312) 787-4318 Amer ) $ M6;B3 ❍Connie's ❍ Pizza; 1030 N. State St. (312) 326-3443 Pizza $ M6;B3 ❍Doc ❍ B's Fresh Kitchen; 100 E. Walton St. (312) 626-1300 Fast Casual $ } M6;B3 ❍Fig ❍ & Olive; 104 E. Oak St. (312) 445-0060 Medit $$$ } M6;B2 ❍Hash ❍ House a Go Go; 1212 N. State Pkwy.

(312) 202-0994 Amer $ } M6;B3 ❍Gibsons ❍ Bar & Steakhouse; 1028 N. Rush St. (312) 266-8999 Steak ) $$$ } M9;P1 ❍Le ❍ Colonial; 937 N. Rush St. (312) 255-0088 Viet ) $$ } M9;P1 $$$$ ($60+) $$$ ($40-60) $$ ($20-40) $ (UNDER $20) ) Concierge Favorite } Outdoor Dining

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(773) 227-2400 ❍Jeni's ❍ Splendid Ice Cream; 3404 N. Southport Ave. (773) 348-7139 ❍Slugger's ❍ World Class Sports Bar; 3540 N. Clark St. (773) 248-0055 ❍Uncommon ❍ Ground; 3800 N. Clark St. (773) 929-3680 ❍Weiner ❍ Circle; 2622 N. Clark St. (773) 477-7444 ❍Yolk; ❍ 501 W. Diversey Pkwy. (p.28) (773) 281-9655 LINCOLN PARK ❍Eleven ❍ City Diner; 2301 N. Clark St. (773) 244-1112 ❍Franks ❍ N' Dawgs; 1863 N. Clybourn Ave. (312) 281-5187 ❍Goose ❍ Island Brewpub; 1800 N. Clybourn Ave. (312) 915-0071 ❍North ❍ Pond; 2610 N. Cannon Dr. (773) 477-5845 ❍Perennial ❍ Virant; 1800 N. Lincoln Ave. (312) 981-7070

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LITTLE ITALY ❍Davanti ❍ Enoteca; 1359 W. Taylor St. (312) 226-5550 Ital $$ } M6;F1 ❍Manny's ❍ Cafeteria and Delicatessen; 1141 S. Jefferson St. (312) 939-2855 Deli $ M6;F1 ❍The ❍ Rosebud; 1500 W. Taylor St. (312) 942-1117 Ital $$ } M6;F1 ❍Rubi's ❍ at Maxwell Street Market; 800. S. Desplaines St. (773) 318-9526 Mex $ } M6;F1 ❍Tufano's ❍ Vernon Park Tap; 1073 W. Vernon Park Pl. (312) 733-3393 Ital $ } M6;F1 ❍Tuscany; ❍ 1014 W. Taylor St. (p.26) (312) 829-1990 Ital ) $$ M6;F1 LOGAN SQUARE/AVONDALE ❍Bang ❍ Bang Pie & Biscuits; 2051 N. California Ave. (773) 276-8888 Bakery $ } M5;C3 ❍Belly ❍ Shack; 1912 N. Western Ave. (773) 252-1414 Lat/Asian $ M5;C3 ❍The ❍ Chicago Diner; 2333 N. Milwaukee Ave. (773) 252-3211 Vegan $ M5;C3 ❍Fat ❍ Rice; 2957 W. Diversey Ave. (773) 661-9170 Portuguese/Chinese $$ M5;C3 ❍Honey ❍ Butter Fried Chicken; 3361 N. Elston Ave. (773) 478-4000 Fried Chicken $ } M5;B3 ❍Kuma's ❍ Corner; 2900 W. Belmont Ave. (773) 604-8769 Burgers $ } M5;C3 ❍Longman ❍ & Eagle; 2657 N. Kedzie Ave. (773) 276-7110 Amer $$ } M5;C3 ❍Lula ❍ Café; 2537 N. Kedzie Ave. (773) 489-9554 Amer $$ } M5;C3 LOOP ❍Acanto; ❍ 18 S. Michigan Ave. (312) 578-0763 Ital $$ } M6;E2 ❍Bombay ❍ Wraps; 122 N. Wells St. (312) 739-9727 Indian $ } M6;D2 ❍The ❍ Gage; 24 S. Michigan Ave. (312) 372-4243 Irish ) $ } M6;E3 ❍McCormick ❍ & Schmick's; 1 E. Wacker Dr. (p.18) (312) 923-7226 Seafood ) $$ } M6;D3 ❍Park ❍ Grill; 11 N. Michigan Ave. (312) 521-7275 Amer ) $$ } M6;D3 ❍Pearl ❍ Tavern; 180 N. Wacker Dr. (312) 629-1030 Seafood $$ } M6;E2 ❍Pizano's ❍ Pizza and Pasta; 61 E. Madison St. (312) 236-1777 Ital $ } M6;D2 ❍Prime ❍ & Provisions; 222 N. LaSalle St. (312) 726-7777 Steak $$$$ } M6;D2 ❍Seven ❍ Lions; 130 S. Michigan Ave. (312) 880-0130 Amer $$$ } M6;E3 ❍Tavern ❍ at the Park; 130 E. Randolph St. (312) 552-0070 Amer ) $$ } M6;D3 ❍Tesori; ❍ 65 E. Adams St. (312) 786-9911 Mediterranean $ } M6;E3 $$$$ ($60+) $$$ ($40-60) $$ ($20-40) $ (UNDER $20) ) Concierge Favorite } Outdoor Dining

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❍Gene ❍ & Georgetti; 500 N. Franklin St. ❍GT ❍ Fish & Oyster; 531 N. Wells St. ❍Hard ❍ Rock Cafe; 63 W. Ontario St. (p.29) ❍Headquarters ❍ Beercade; 213 W. Institute Pl. ❍Hooters; ❍ 660 N. Wells St. (p.27) ❍Kinmont; ❍ 419 W. Superior St. ❍Kinzie ❍ Chophouse; 400 N. Wells St. ❍Leghorn ❍ Cafe; 600 N. LaSalle St. ❍Mastro's ❍ Steakhouse; 520 N. Dearborn St. ❍mk ❍ The Restaurant; 868 N. Franklin St. ❍Quartino ❍ Ristorante & Wine Bar; 626 N. State St. ❍Roka ❍ Akor; 456 N. Clark St. ❍Roy's; ❍ 720 N. State St. ❍Sullivan's ❍ Steakhouse; 415 N. Dearborn St. (p.19) ❍Sunda ❍ New Asian; 110 W. Illinois St. ❍Tanta; ❍ 118 W. Grand Ave. ❍Tortoise ❍ Club; 350 N. State St. ❍Yolk; ❍ 747 N. Wells St. (p.28) ❍Xoco; ❍ 449 N. Clark St. SOUTH LOOP/SOUTHSIDE ❍Chicago ❍ Curry House; 899 S. Plymouth Ct. ❍Dusek's; ❍ 1227 W. 18th St. ❍El ❍ Ideas; 2419 W. 14th St. ❍Eleven ❍ City Diner; 1112 S. Wabash Ave. ❍Mercat ❍ a la Planxa; 638 S. Michigan Ave. ❍Yolk; ❍ 1120 S. Michigan Ave. (p.28) STREETERVILLE ❍Bombay ❍ Wraps; 330 E. Ohio Street ❍Emilio's ❍ Tapas; 215 E. Ohio St. ❍Pinstripes; ❍ 435 E. Illinois St. (p.16) ❍Riva ❍ Crab House; Navy Pier (p.26) ❍Timothy ❍ O'Toole's Pub; 622 N. Fairbanks Ct. ❍Tre ❍ Soldi Trattoria and Pizzeria; 212 E. Ohio St. ❍Volare ❍ Ristorante Italiano; 201 E. Grand Ave. ❍Yolk; ❍ 355 E. Ohio St. (p.28) WEST LOOP ❍Au ❍ Cheval; 800 W. Randolph St. ❍avec; ❍ 615 W. Randolph St. ❍Bar ❍ Takito; 201 N. Morgan St. ❍Blackbird; ❍ 619 W. Randolph St.

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RESTAURANT NAME, LOCATION

❍Carnivale; ❍ 702 W. Fulton Mkt. (p.20) (312) 945-7427 ❍Embeya; ❍ 564 W. Randolph St. (312) 612-5640 ❍Fulton ❍ Market Kitchen; 311 N. Sangamon St (312) 733-6900 ❍Girl ❍ & The Goat; 809 W. Randolph St. (312) 492-6262 ❍Grace; ❍ 652 W. Randolph St. (312) 234-9494 ❍Green ❍ Street Smoked Meats; 112 N. Green St. (312) 754-0431 ❍Little ❍ Goat Diner; 820 W. Randolph St. (312) 888-3455 ❍Momotaro; ❍ 820 W. Lake St. (312) 733-4818 ❍The ❍ Publican; 837 W. Fulton Mkt. (312) 733-9555 ❍RM ❍ Champagne Salon; 116 N. Green St. (312) 243-1199 ❍Salero; ❍ 621 W. Randolph St. (312) 466-1000 ❍Sepia; ❍ 123 N. Jefferson St. (312) 441-1920 ❍Yolk; ❍ 500 W. Madison St. (312) 454-9655 NORTHERN SUBURBS ❍McCormick ❍ & Schmick's; Skokie (p.18) (847) 763-9811 ❍Sullivan's ❍ Steakhouse; Lincolnshire (p.19) (847) 883-0311 NORTHWEST SUBURBS ❍Eli's ❍ Cheesecake Company; 6701 W. Forest Preserve Dr. (p.29) (773) 205-3800 ❍Hooters; ❍ Rosemont (p.27) (773) 714-0193 ❍Hooters; ❍ Schaumburg (p.27) (847) 619-4668 ❍McCormick ❍ & Schmick's; Rosemont (p.18) (847) 233-3776 ❍Tuscany; ❍ Wheeling (p.26) (847) 465-9988 SOUTH SUBURBS ❍Cooper's ❍ Hawk Winery & Restaurant; Orland Park (708) 633-0200 ❍Hooters; ❍ Joliet (p.27) (815) 267-8602 ❍Hooters; ❍ Lansing (p.27) (708) 889-0446 ❍Hooters; ❍ Oak Lawn (p.27) (708) 423-4668 ❍Hooters; ❍ Orland Park (p.27) (708) 460-4088 ❍Libertad; ❍ Skokie (847) 674-8100 ❍Mama ❍ Mario's Taco & Tequila Bar; Orland Park (708) 403-3346 ❍Saigon ❍ Restaurant; Tinley Park (708) 292-0036 WESTERN SUBURBS ❍Catch ❍ 35; Naperville (630) 717-3500 ❍Gene ❍ & Jude's; River Grove (708) 452-7634 ❍Gibsons; ❍ Oakbrook (630) 954-0000 ❍Hooters; ❍ Aurora (p.27) (630) 851-4008 ❍Hooters; ❍ Countryside (p.27) (708) 354-0486 ❍Hooters; ❍ Downers Grove (p.27) (630) 960-4008 ❍Hooters; ❍ Melrose Park (p.27) (708) 486-1895 ❍McCormick ❍ & Schmick's; Oak Brook (p.18) (630) 571-3700 ❍Sullivan's ❍ Steakhouse; Naperville (p.19) (630) 305-0230

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BELLY UP LIKE A LOCAL

By Amber Holst @CP_Chicago Here’s a look at some of Chicago’s most historic and beloved drinking institutions.

THE BERGHOFF RESTAURANT (P.32) After opening in 1898 as a saloon, which admitted men only and sold Dortmunder-style beer for a nickel a glass, this historic Chicago establishment has undergone 117 memorable years, adapting over time into what is now a full-service restaurant serving German American cuisine. With over a century spent battling the challenges posed by an ever-changing Windy City, The Berghoff Restaurant was one of the few bars tough enough to survive Prohibition—serving soda pop and schnitzel in the place of liquor and ale—before getting back to business in 1933, obtaining Chicago’s very first post-Prohibition liquor license (which is proudly on display in the bar).

SCHALLER’S PUMP (P.33) This 134-year old Bridgeport establishment represents classic American traditions: baseball and politics. It is the oldest tavern in Chicago and has served as both a “second office” for

â Schaller's Pump

â The Berghoff Restaurant five of Chicago’s mayors (it’s across the street from the 11th Democratic Ward offices), a haven for White Sox (p.46) fans (it’s also just a few blocks from the ballpark), as well as a speakeasy in the Roaring ‘20s. A South Side staple, Schaller’s is a mustexperience, old-time dive with cold brews, reasonably priced food, and plenty of whiskey to go around.

THE COVE LOUNGE (P.32) Pretty much the definition of old fashioned. The tall, single story structure’s sign out front simply reads “Cocktail Lounge." And it’s exactly that. No food is served here—though you may be able to snag a package of peanuts—just drinks. This low-lit, nautical-themed bar is rich in historical features, with a mahogany bar that dates back to the Prohibition era. Up until 1967, jazz piano used to be played in the back room until new ownership took over and cut that out. It’s said that the jazz music inspired University of Chicago dropout Kurt Vonnegut to have written "Player Piano," his first published novel.

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KASEY’S TAVERN (P.32) Located on historic Printer’s Row (M6;F2) in the South Loop, Kasey’s Tavern has one of Chicago’s oldest liquor licenses—the second to be exact—and is best defined as your quintessential neighborhood pub.

While this 19th century storefront tavern has since been adorned with a handful of flat screen TVs, cushy places to sit, and a lengthy beer list that would please any craft beer enthusiast, it still remains true to its blue collar roots and packs in loyal locals during the day and welcomes newcomers to the neighborhood each night.

THE MATCHBOX (P.33) This local gem has been called Chicago’s most intimate bar for good reason—this 460-square-foot nightlife stop is the smallest tavern in the city. Don’t let size fool you; this bar has proven its worth the indisputable way—by maintaining a thriving business for decades. As a well-known fixture on the corner of Ogden, Milwaukee, and Chicago Avenues, this infamous little bar has absorbed a lot of history over the years, and learned how best to please its clientele.

So what’s the secret? We’d put our money on the heavenly, hand-shaken cocktails. Bartenders are known for their lively personalities, concoctions, and commitment to excellence in the art of beverage making.

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❍ THE DEC; M9;Q3

160 E. Pearson St. 312-266-1000

The dec Rooftop Lounge + Bar is a chic outdoor spot for sipping, savoring, and socializing.

Enjoy playful shared plates, a mixologist-driven cocktail program and rotating list of craft beers set against one of the best views in the city.

BARS & LOUNGES THE ABERDEEN TAP M5;C3 440 N. Aberdeen St. 312-929-3845

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Cozy tavern with an excellent selection of beer and cocktails along with great grinder sandwiches.

❍ DRUMBAR; M6;B3

201 E. Delaware Pl. 312-933-4805

❍ THE ALLIS; M2;A3

Gold Coast bar located on the 18th floor of the Raffaello Hotel with a regularly updated cocktail menu, intimate lounge area, and rooftop terrace.

113 N. Green St. 312.521.800

A tight selection of craft cocktails, wine and beer, as well as food, is served in a beautiful backdrop of Soho House's ground floor.

❍ DRYHOP BREWERS; M7;L2

3155 N. Broadway Ave. 773-857-3155

Seventy-seat brewpub in Lakeview offering a rotating selection of made-on-site craft brews, 64- and 32- ounce growlers to go and an incredible, seasonal menu of upscale bar fare.

AVIARY M2;A2 ) THE 955 W Fulton Market

F rom Alinea's Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas this bar is where cocktails are transformed into works of art.

❍ EMPORIUM ARCADE BAR; M5;C3

1366 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-697-7922

TAKITO; M2;A2 ) BAR 201 N. Morgan St. 312-888-9485

Funky shared-plate concept restaurant with dishes from Central and South America.

BAR; M5;C3 ) BEAUTY 1444 W. Chicago Ave. 312-226-8828 The place to get down in West Town along with getting a martini and manicure.

❍ THE BERGHOFF RESTAURANT; M6;E3 17 W. Adams St. 312-427-3170

Serving traditional German food since 1898 and holder of Chicago's first post-Prohibition liquor license.

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THE BERKSHIRE ROOM; M6;C2 15 E. Ohio St. 312-894-0800

Craft cocktail lounge in the Acme Hotel offering everything from barrel-aged negronis to elaborate cocktails.

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BUTCH MCGUIRE'S; M6;B2 20 W. Division St. 312-787-4318

This famous Rush St. nexus is an Irish tavern with memorabilia collected for more than 40 years.

❍ CASEY MORAN'S; M7;J1

3660 N. Clark St. 773-755-4444 Large Irish pub and sports bar. Just a stone's throw from Wrigley Field.

❍ CH DISTILLERY; M6;D1

564 W. Randolph St. 312-707-8780

Local grain-to-bottle operation with cocktails and bites.

❍ CHICAGO DISTILLING COMPANY; M5;C3 2359 N. Milwaukee Ave. 872-206-2774

Third-generation distillers that distill, craft, and bottle all in their Logan Square establishment.

WINERY; M2;A2 ) CITY 1200 W. Randolph St. 312-733-9463

Winery/music venue in Chicago's West Loop featuring a great lineup of live music in addition to eighteen varieties of wine on tap for by-the-glass pours.

BAR; M6;C1 ) CITYSCAPE 350 W. Mart Center Dr. 312-836-5000 Stunning views of the Chicago River in a posh atmosphere.

❍ CLEO'S; M5;C3

1935 W. Chicago Ave. 312-243-5600 Neighborhood bar with great fare.

❍ THE COVE LOUNGE; M5;D4

1750 E. 55th St. 773-684-1013

A low-lit, nautical-themed bar is rich in historical features, with a mahogany bar that dates back to the Prohibition era.

❍ DANNY'S TAVERN; M5;B3

1951 W. Dickens Ave. 773-489-6457

A cozy dive bar serving up high-end draft brews on a quiet street in Bucktown. DJs spin eclectic dance tunes on Fridays and Saturdays.

❍ THE DAWSON; M6;C2

730 W. Grand Ave. 312-243-8955

Massive patio, each drink is meant to be paired with an item on the food menu, wine by the glass and beers made available alongside shots of the day.

& BUSTER'S M6;B2 ) DAVE 1030 N. Clark St. 312-943-5151

Family-friendly restaurant, arcade, and sports bar with great games and food.

The best arcade games of the past 30 years combined with a great craft beer and whiskey list.

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EPIC; M6;C2 112 W. Hubbard St. 312-222-4940

Epic's first floor lounge offers handcrafted cocktails, an expansive wine list, and bar menu.

❍ ESTELLE'S; 2013 W. North Ave. 773-782-0450

Art deco lounge with late-night hours and a menu of cocktails, craft beers, and burgers.

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FADÒ IRISH PUB; M6;C2 100 W. Grand Ave. 312-836-0066

Fadò offers a traditional Irish menu in addition to American bites along with plenty of Guinness and soccer on the telly.

❍ FATPOUR TAP WORKS; M5;C4

2005 W. Division St. 773-698-8940

Bi-level brewpub named for its 22-ounce pours, with a 200-plus beer list and a wide-ranging pub menu.

❍ FRONTIER; M5;B3

1072 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-772-4322 Spacious restaurant/bar boasting a lodgeinspired theme, a great beer garden, and delectable game-focused menu to boot.

ISLAND BREWPUB; M5;C3 ) GOOSE 1800 N. Clybourn Ave. 312-915-0071 A Chicago beer institution.

❍ HALF ACRE BEER CO. TAP ROOM; M5;B3 4257 N. Lincoln Ave. 773-248-4038

Local craft beer company offering an extensive ever-changing beer list of its hometown brews.

BEERCADE; ) HEADQUARTERS 2833 N. Sheffield Ave., 213 W. Institute Pl.

L akeview and River North hotspot that mixes nostalgic arcade games with craft cocktailing and food.

SWING CLUB; M6;C3 ) HENRY'S 18 W. Hubbard St. 312-955-8018

River North bar with a great menu of casual fare along with an extensive drink menu including frozen and bottled cocktails and plenty of craft beers. Added bonus? You can play free pool.

❍ HOMESTEAD; M5;C3

1924 W. Chicago Ave. 773-904-1145

Literal farm-to-table restaurant featuring a spacious rooftop lounge, on-site organic rooftop garden, specialty cocktails and Midwest brews.

❍ HOPSMITH TAVERN; M6;B3

15 W. Division St. 312-600-9816

A new neighborhood bi-level bar with an massive beer list, cozy décor, and an extensive menu of elevated bar fare.

J. PARKER; M7;O3 ) THE 1816 N. Clark St. 312-254-4700

Amazing views of the lake and skyline await at this lounge atop Lincoln Park's 12-story Hotel Lincoln.

❍ KASEY'S TAVERN; M6;F3

701 S. Dearborn St. 312-427-7992

Holder of Chicago's second oldest liquor license, this cozy bar has an excellent beer list.

CHICAGO TAPROOM; M5;C3 ) LAGUNITAS 1843 S. Washtenaw Ave. 707-769-4495

The enormously popular California-based brewery comes to Chicago. At 300,000 square-feet with 50 foot ceilings, the former steel mill space now features a tap room and brewery.

❍ LIZZIE MCNEILL'S IRISH PUB; M6;C4 400 N. McClurg Ct. 312-467-1992

Guinness flows like water at Lizzie's, "the only Irish pub on the Chicago River."

WOLF; M6;D1 ) LONE 806 W. Randolph St. 312-600-9391

Neighborhood tavern in the heart of the West Loop's restaurant row that boasts an upscale dive bar vibe.

Great cocktails, beer selection and sweet and savory bar bites courtesy of Chicago's Pleasant House Bakery.

❍ LOST LAKE; M5;C4

3154 W. Diversey Ave. 312-205-1234

A new tiki bar with a neighborhood vible from celebrated beverage director Paul McGee.

❍ LOTTIE'S PUB; M5;B3

1925 W. Cortland St. 773-489-0738

Historic corner bar that's recently been remodeled (though retains its charm) and a favorite with neighborhood folks. Plenty of TVs on hand for sports lovers to catch games.

❍ MAHONEY'S PUB & GRILLE; M5;C4 551 N. Ogden Ave. 312-733-2121 Sports-focused Irish pub and grill.

❍ MAP ROOM; M5;B3

1949 N. Hoyne Ave. 773-252-7636 Bucktown watering hole with a great beer list and cozy vibe.

❍ MARY'S ATTIC; M5;B3

5400 N. Clark St. 773-784-6969 The 2nd floor of Hamburger Mary's featuring live entertainment.

❍ THE MATCHBOX; M5;B3

770 N. Milwaukee Ave. 312-666-9292

At 460-square feet, this is one of the smallest drinking establishments in Chicago and charming to the core.

❍ MAUDES LIQUOR BAR; M6;D1 840 W. Randolph St. 312-243-9712

Don't let the name fool you. Along with delicious drinks make sure to indulge in the French cuisine bites.

❍ MAX'S WINE DIVE; M5;C3

1482 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-661-6581 Cozy up to the bar, make a selection from the massive wine list (with plenty of by-the-glass offerings), order some comfort food, and kick back to this wine bar’s rock n’ roll soundtrack.

❍ NICK'S BEER GARDEN; M5;C4

1516 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-252-1155 Casual beer-focused bar with jukebox, billiards, and weekend live music.

❍ THE OGDEN; M6;D1

1659 W. Ogden St. 312-226-1888

Food-driven sports just a few steps from the United Center in the West Loop.

❍ OLD TOWN POUR HOUSE; M6;A2

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1419 N. Wells St. 312-477-2800

Ninety beers on tap, bar bites, and seasonal brews organized by style. Beer flights, wine, and whiskey are also available.

❍ PINSTRIPES; M6;C4

435 E. Illinois St. 312-527-3010

With bowling, bocce, and an italian bistro, Pinstripes is a great place to enjoy great meals and competition with friends and family. (p.16)

❍ PIPPEN'S TAVERN; M6;B3

806 N. Rush St. 312-787-5435 Bar that's home to the oldest liquor license on Rush Street.

❍ PUMP ROOM; M6;A3

1301 N. State Pkwy. 312-229-6740

The legendary Pump Room reopened inside Public, a revamp of the Ambassador East Hotel

by Ian Shrager, and features a stunning bar.

❍ REVEL ROOM; M5;B3

1566 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-278-1600

A classy neighborhood bar with a worn-in Victorian feel offering up classic cocktails and more.

❍ REVOLUTION BREWING; M5;B3

2323 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-227-2739 A bustling brewpub.

❍ RHINE HALL; M5;C4

2010 W. Fulton St. 312-243-4313

Rhine Hall is a small batch family ownedoperated handcrafted distillery offering tours, tastings, cocktails, and bottles for purchase.

❍ RM CHAMPAGNE SALON; M6;D1 116 N. Green St. 312-243-1199

Elegant Wine and champagne salon in an intimate space tucked away down a cobblestone alley. Spacious outdoor seating available.

❍ ROCK BOTTOM BREWERY; M6;C2 1 W. Grand Ave. 312-755-9339

River North brewpub featuring house-brewed beers and a rooftop garden to sip said brews.

❍ ROOF ON THEWIT; M6;D2

201 N. State St. 312-239-9502

The year-round rooftop lounge on the 27th floor of theWit Hotel.

KITCHEN & BAR; M6;C3 ) SABLE 505 N. State St. 312-755-9704 Fifty-seat lounge offers amazing fare and an expansive cocktail list.

❍ SCOFFLAW; M5;C3

3201 W. Armitage Ave. 773-252-9700

Drink list that favors gin-based libations, more than 50 types behind the bar, but includes enough variety to remain accessible to all.

❍SCHALLER'S PUMP; M5;C4

3714 S. Halsted St. 773-376-6332

Open since 1881, this legendary bar his home to both White Sox fans and Chicago politicians.

❍ SIDETRACK; M7;K1

3349 N. Halsted St. 773-477-9189 Hip Boystown bar known for its boozy slushies and its fun crowd.

CLUBS ❍ BERLIN; M7;K1 954 W. Belmont Ave. 773-348-4975

A local institution this come-one-come-all nightspot is fun late-night and offers a wide range of dance-worthy music.

❍ SIGNATURE LOUNGE; M9;O2

875 N. Michigan Ave. 312-787-9596

Located on the 96th floor of the Hancock Building, the Signature Lounge thrives on its phenomenal views of the city and the lake.

❍ SIMON'S TAVERN; M5;B4

5210 N. Clark St. 773-878-0894

Inexpensive beers, seasonal Glogg, and plenty of Malort to go around at this Andersonville staple.

❍ PARLIAMENT; M6;B2

324 W. Chicago Ave. 312-380-0004 DJ beats and bottle service are featured at this spacious, swanky nightclub.

❍ THE SHRINE; M6;H3

2109 S. Wabash Ave. 312-753-5681 Club-lounge combo featuring Afro-beat, hip-hop, house, and reggae acts.

❍ SLIPPERY SLOPE; M5;B3

2357 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-799-8504 Dancing, skee ball, and all around fun.

❍ STREETER'S TAVERN; M6;D3

❍ SMART BAR; M7;J1 3730 N. Clark St. 773-549-4140

Located downstairs from Chicago's Metro music venue, expect to hear everything from goth and underground hip-hop to house music and more.

50 E. Chicago Ave. 312-944-5206

Low-key bar with a fun, college-atmosphere.

PARIS; M6;C2 ) STUDIO 59 W. Hubbard St. 312-377-9944

M6;C2 ) SOUND-BAR; 226 W. Ontario St. 312-787-4480

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M6;C2 ) Y224BAR; W. Ontario St. 312-274-1880

Indoor-outdoor cocktail lounge complete with a retractable roof.

THREE DOTS AND A DASH; M6;C2 435 N. Clark St. 312-610-4220 Located in River North, this new hotspot offers guests a modern take on a classic tiki bar serving inspired cocktails.

O'TOOLE'S PUB; M6;C3 ) TIMOTHY 622 N. Fairbanks Ct. 312-642-0700

Patrons can choose from an arm's-length beer list, more than 35 whiskeys and scotch, and the ever-present Guinness.

❍ TIPPLING HALL; M6;C2

646 N. Franklin St. 312-448-9922

Huge club featuring nine bars, multiple levels, and diverse music choices.

The more intimate sibling to Sound Bar, this luxury night club is all about cocktailing and lounging.

COMEDY CLUBS ❍ THE COMEDY BAR; M6;C2 157 W. Ontario Street 773-387-8412

River North's go-to venue to see the funniest comedians at unbeatable prices.

COMEDYSPORTZ THEATRE; M7;K1 ) THE 929 W. Belmont Ave. 773-549-8080 All-ages comedy-as-a-sport performances complete with referee with two improv teams competing for applause.

A late-night drinking den in River North offering a massive menu of beverages, kegged cocktails, and more.

❍ TWISTED SPOKE; M5;C4

Bar-restaurant with biker motif and great bloody Marys.

IO THEATER; M7;K1 ) THE 1501 N. Kingsbury St. 773-880-0199

An industrial vibe arises from the combo of fashionable drinkers, hip-hop remixes, and sleek decor.

SECOND CITY; M6;O3 ) THE 1616 N. Wells St. 312-337-3992

501 N. Ogden Ave. 312-666-1500

M6;C2 ) UNDERGROUND; 56 W. Illinois St. 312-644-7600 M6;C2 ) UNTITLED; 111 W. Kinzie St. 312-880-1511

Offering a speakeasy-style atmosphere with low light, craft cocktails, champagne, and secret entrances. There is a massive whiskey list available in the area's "library" lounge.

❍ THE VIOLET HOUR; M5;B3

1520 N. Damen Ave. 773-252-1500

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Rich decor that complements a bar service that spares no detail.

WATERSHED; M6;C2 601 N. State St. 312-266-4932

Cozy parlor room dedicated to craft beers and artisanal spirits from the Great Lakes region.

Alums of this improv theater include Mike Myers and Chris Farley.

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For more than 50 years, this comedy improv and skit theater has attracted crowds.

ZANIES COMEDY CLUB; M7;O3 1548 N. Wells St. 312-337-4027

Hosting top comedic acts since 1978. (p.43, 48)

GENTLEMANS CLUB ❍ PINK MONKEY; M6;F1 750 S. Clinton St. 312-663-9100

Adult entertainment in an upscale atmosphere. (p.35)

GAMING ❍ RIVERS CASINO; M8;S1 3000 S. River Rd., Des Plaines 888-307-0777 Chicago's gaming and entertainment destination.

LIVE MUSIC ANDY'S JAZZ CLUB; M9;U1 11 E. Hubbard St. 312-642-6805

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Casual dining and live jazz.

❍ ARAGON BALLROOM; M5;B3

1106 W. Lawrence Ave. 773-561-9500

Two blues bands on two stages every night.

❍ PIECE BREWERY AND PIZZERIA; M5;C3 1927 W. North Ave. 773-772-4422

Delicious pizza, brews, and live band karaoke.

Built in 1926, this historic ballroom has evolved over the years into the entertainment center it is today, playing host to numerous live performances and concerts.

FOR CHAMPAGNE; M6;C2 ) POPS 601 N. State St. 312-266-7677

Offering up live blues seven nights a week since 1979.

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M7;M1 ) B.L.U.E.S.; 2519 Halsted St. 773-528-1012

GUY'S LEGENDS; M6;F3 ) BUDDY 700 S. Wabash Ave. 312-427-1190 World-renowned and local blues artists.

DOOR; M5;C3 ) DOUBLE 1572 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-489-3160 Wicker Park's premier live music venue.

❍ EMPTY BOTTLE; M5;C4

1035 N. Western Ave. 773-276-3600

A great small music venue offering live music seven nights a week for a 21+ crowd.

MILL COCKTAIL LOUNGE; M5;B4 ) GREEN 4802 N. Broadway St. 773-878-5552

Live jazz Sun.-Tue. starting at 9 p.m. Great cocktails, wine, and champagne list.

THE REDHEAD PIANO BAR; M6;C2 16 W. Ontario St. 312-640-1000

Sing along as Chicago's top piano-vocalists play your favorite standards, pop, and rock hits seven nights a week. Proper attire is required. (p.34)

❍ SCHUBA'S TAVERN; M5;B3

3159 N. Southport Ave. 773-525-2508

Voted one of the best clubs in America by "Rolling Stone," this cozy venue offers an eclectic mix of live music.

❍ UNDERGROUND WONDER BAR; M9;P1 710 N. Clark St. 312-266-7761

Live music nightly featuring jazz, blues, and the occasional guest star appearance.

Al Capone's hangout turned funky cocktail lounge.

THEATER ❍ BANK OF AMERICA THEATRE; M6;E2 18 W. Monroe St. 312-977-1710

A go-to venue in River North for 25 years featuring a large collection of music memorabilia and regular live music events. (p.29)

MAN GROUP; M7;L1 ) BLUE 3133 N. Halsted St. 800-982-2787

ROCK CAFE; M6;C2 ) HARD 63 W. Ontario St. 312-943-2252

OF BLUES; M6;C2 ) HOUSE 329 N. Dearborn St. 312-923-2000

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35 MINES; M7;M1 ) KINGSTON 2548 N. Halsted St. 773-477-4646

Five-level music hall and restaurant with concerts in a variety of genres most nights.

HOWL AT THE MOON; M6;C2 26 W. Hubbard St. 312-863-7427

Dueling piano bar for a different twist. (p.33)

SHOWCASE; M6;F3 ) JAZZ 806 S. Plymouth Ct. 312-360-0234

This acoustic jazz club, open since 1947, has been the forefront of the scene for years.

Broadway in Chicago theater.

This audience-interactive multimedia performance is truly unique and defies description. (p.48)

❍ JOFFREY BALLET; M6;A3

10 E. Randolph St. 312-739-0120

Chicago ballet company that regularly performs classical ballets, including "Romeo & Juliet" and "The Nutcracker," while balancing those classics with modern dance pieces.

❍ ORIENTAL THEATER; M6;D2

24 W. Randolph St. 312-977-1700 Hosting touring Broadway shows in a renovated historic cinema built in 1926.

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By Amanda Cooper @CP_Chicago Experience Chicago like a local without breaking the bank. Here’s a look at my personal favorite—and free— things to do in the city this summer.

So go ahead, splurge on a steak dinner at Gibsons Bar and Steakhouse (p.16) or that purse you have been eyeing on Oak Street.

BEACHES One wouldn’t think of Chicago as being a tropical beach destination, but from Memorial Day to Labor Day our beach scene is red hot.

Oak Street Beach (M7;B3) is conveniently located at the very North end of the Magnificent Mile. Take a break from shopping and take in the beautiful Lake Michigan views. Just North of Oak Street is North Avenue Beach (M7;A3).

North Avenue Beach is Chicago’s most popular beach. There are plenty of activities, such as stand up paddle boarding and sand volleyball courts.

My favorite beach is just South of city at 31st Street (M5;C4). This quaint little beach is located between Grant Park (M6;F3) and the Museum of

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â North Avenue Beach Science and Industry (p.40). It’s rarely busy and is a great spot to get away from the crowds and enjoy some of that much-needed rest and relaxation.

ART GALLERIES Art can be found everywhere in Chicago. From local neighborhood galleries to outdoor public spaces, our art scene is booming. Here are a few of my favorite free places to view art in the city: CHICAGO CULTURAL CENTER (P.41) This historic landmark hosts hundreds of programs year-round, all for free. The building has one of the world’s largest Tiffany stained-glass domes, which you can view on your own accord or attend one of the free guided building tours that take place every Wednesday through Saturday at 1:15 p.m. The galleries spaces are constantly changing. Some past favorite art exhibits include local artist Hebru Brantley and photographs by Vivian Maier.

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THE ORIENTAL INSTITUTE (P.40) The Oriental Institute was founded in the early 1900s as a research laboratory for the investigation of the early human’s progress from ancient days in the Middle East. A majority of The Oriental Institute’s collection came from expeditions in the Middle East during the 1920s – '40s. These artifacts came from digs in Egypt, Israel, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, and Iran. Notable works in the collection include various treasures from Persepolis, the old Persian capital, and a monumental statue of King Tut. MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY (P.40) Founded by Columbia College Chicago in 1979, the Museum of Contemporary Photography is one of the only museums in the region devoted exclusively to photography.

The museum aims to communicate the value of still images, artistic expression, and human thought.

GALERIE F (P.38) Galerie F considers itself as an opendoor gallery space and does not require appointments to view the art pieces for sale. Galerie F special-

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izes in limited edition gig posters, art prints, and street art. It’s common for Galerie F to have the same street art you would see locally on buildings that are available as a print for your home. It’s free to look, but street art enthusiasts will enjoy their very reasonable starting prices for beginning art collectors.

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AMUSEMENT CENTERS ❍ LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTER; M5;B1 601 N. Martingale Rd., Shaumburg 847-592-9700 Those famous blocks come alive at this amusement center/store.

DANCE ❍ DANCE CENTER OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE; M6;G3 1306 S. Michigan Ave. 312-369-8300

Chicago's largest presenter of contemporary dance.

❍ HUBBARD STREET DANCE; M5;C3

1147 W. Jackson Blvd. 312-850-9744 Innovative, contemporary dance company.

❍ JOFFREY BALLET; M6;A3

10 E. Randolph St. 312-739-0120

Chicago ballet company that regularly performs classical ballets, including "Romeo & Juliet" and "The Nutcracker," while balancing those classics with modern dance pieces.

❍ MUNTU DANCE THEATER OF CHICAGO; M6;D4 7127 S. Ellis Ave. 773-241-6080

Costumes, drumming, and energetic moves of traditional and contemporary African and African-American dance.

❍ RIVER NORTH DANCE COMPANY; M5;B2 1016 N. Dearborn St. 312-944-2888

Mixes modern and jazz with their sultry, Spanish-influenced dance being among their most distinctive work.

GALLERIES ❍ ADDINGTON GALLERY; M6;C2 704 N. Wells St. 312-664-3406

Contemporary painting and sculpture.

❍ ATLAS GALLERIES; M9;T2

900 N. Michigan Ave. 312-649-0999 Features everything from Renoir prints to contemporary originals.

❍ DAVID WEINBERG PHOTOGRAPHY; M6;C2 300 W. Superior St. 312-529-5090 Gallery featuring photojournalistic and documentary style work.

❍ EXPRESSIONS GALLERY; M6;C3 708 N. Wells St. 312-274-9848 River North gallery dedicated to fine art across all mediums.

❍ GALERIE F; M5;C3

2381 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-819-9200 The city's first open-door gallery available for guests all day long six days a week focusing on printmaking and street art.

❍ THE LEIGH GALLERY; M7;K2

3306 N. Halsted St. 773-472-1865

An accessible gallery with broad appeal including works by over 80 local artists showcasing most mediums.

❍ MARS GALLERY; M6;D1 1139 W. Fulton Market 312-226-7808

This Chicago gallery was established in 1988 and is known as one of the hippest in the city.

❍ STEPHEN DAITER GALLERY; M6;C2 230 W. Superior St. 312-787-3350

Fine and vintage examples of important American and European photography from the 20th century.

MOVIES ❍ LANDMARK'S CENTURY CENTRE CINEMA; M7;L2 2828 N. Clark St. 773-248-7759 Showcases independent films.

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MUSIC BOX THEATRE; M5;C3 3733 N. Southport Ave. 773-871-6607

Independent movie theater showing foreign, art, and classic films along with themed film events.

❍ NAVY PIER IMAX THEATRE; M6;C4

Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Ave. 312-595-5629

Unparalled cinematic experience in the heart of Navy Pier. For current showings, tickets, and playtimes, visit imax.com/chicago. (Inside Back Cover)

❍ OMNIMAX THEATER AT THE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY; M5;D4 5700 S. Lake Shore Dr. 773-684-1414

Chicago's only five-story domed, wrap-around theater.

MUSEUMS THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO; M6;E3 111 S. Michigan Ave. 312-443-3600

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Houses one of the greatest art collections in the world. Open daily 10:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Thurs: 10:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. (p.39)

❍ CHICAGO CHILDREN'S MUSEUM; M6;C4

Navy Pier, 700 E. Grand Ave. 312-527-1000 Kid-centric interactive exhibits and more. Open daily 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Thurs. 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.

HISTORY MUSEUM; M7;O3 ) CHICAGO 1601 N. Clark St. 312-642-4600 Presents the rich multicutural history of Chicago and Illinois. Open Mon. – Sat.: 9:30 a.m.

– 4:30 p.m.; Sun.: 12 p.m. – 5 p.m. (p.46)

MUSEUM; M9;S2 ) DRIEHAUS 40 E. Erie St. 312-482-8933 Completely restored, the museum is a magnificent residential building that contains furnishings and pieces from the Driehaus Collection of Fine and Decorative Arts.

MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN ) DUSABLE HISTORY; M5;D4 740 E. 56th Pl. 773-947-0600

Museum dedicated to the African American experience.

Open Tues. – Sat.: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Sun.: 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.

FIELD MUSEUM; M6;G4 ) THE 1400 S. Lake Shore Dr. 312-922-9410 Discover 4.6 million year of history. Natural history museum and home to Sue, the T. Rex. Open daily 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

❍ FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT HOME & STUDIO;

M5;C3 951 Chicago Ave., Oak Park 312-994-4000 Birthplace of Prairie-style architecture.

Tours daily: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

❍ GLESSNER HOUSE MUSEUM; M6;G3 1800 S. Prairie Ave. 312-326-1480

Historic home of John and Frances Glessner designed by Henry Hobson Richardson and an inspiration to Frank Lloyd Wright.

❍ ILLINOIS HOLOCAUST MUSEUM & EDUCATION CENTER; M5;B3 9603 Woods Dr., Skokie 847-967-4800

Dedicated to preserving the legacy of the Holocaust by honoring the memories of those who were lost and by teaching universal lessons that combat hatred, prejudice, and indifference through the exhibition of its collections.

❍ INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF SURGICAL SCIENCE; M6;A3 1524 N. Lake Shore Dr. 312-642-6502

Artistic displays of surgical instruments, paintings, and sculptures depicting the history of surgery and healing practices worldwide. Open Tues. – Fri..: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Sat. – Sun.: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

❍ INTUIT; M5;C3

756 N. Milwaukee Ave. 312-243-9088 Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art is the only nonprofit in the U.S. dedicated solely to presenting selftaught and outsider art through world class exhibitions.

❍ LUMA; M9;Q2

820 N. Michigan Ave. 312-915-7600 Eight exhibition galleries that explore the five major faiths through a variety of art.

❍ MCCORMICK BRIDGEHOUSE & CHICAGO RIVER MUSEUM; M6;C3 376 N. Michigan Ave. 312-977-0227

This vertical, five-story museum goes through the history of the historic movable bridge and culminates in a 360-degree view of the city and river.

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❍ MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY

PHOTOGRAPHY; M6;E3 600 S. Michigan Ave. 312-663-5554

COMMUNICATIONS; M6;C2 360 N. State St. 312-245-8200 A collection of present and historic radio/television content intended to educate the public about communications through the use of MBOC's extensive archives. Hours are Tue. – Sat.: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

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This leading photography institution highlights some of the best photogrphers, technologies, and aesthetics.

OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY; M5;D4 ) MUSEUM 5700 S. Lake Shore Dr. 773-684-1414

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MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART CHICAGO; M9;Q3 220 E. Chicago Ave. 312-280-2660

Largest science museum in the Western Hemisphere. Open daily 9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. (p.42)

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MEXICAN ART; M5;C3 1852 W. 19th St. 312-738-1503

Offering thought-provoking art created since 1945. Its permanent collection includes work by Franz Kline, Andy Warhol, and Jeff Koons.

Permanent and traveling exhibits dedicated to the work of Mexican and Mexican American artists.

Open Tues. – Sun.: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Free.

❍ NATIONAL VETERANS ART MUSEUM; M5;B3 4041 N. Milwaukee Ave. 312-326-0270

The museum aims to inspire a greater understanding of the real impact of war with a focus on Vietnam.

The museum collects, preserves and exhibits art inspired by combat and created by veterans. Open Tues. – Sat.: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Free admission.

❍ THE ORIENTAL INSTITUTE; M5;D4 1155 E. 58th St. 773-702-9514

Established in 1919, this gem is the University of Chicago's archeology museum and research center for ancient Near Eastern studies and boasts an incredible collection of artifacts. Closed Mondays.

❍ POLISH MUSEUM OF AMERICA; M6:C4 984 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-384-3352

Exhibits of the art, history and culture of Poland and the Polish-American community. Closed Thus. & Sun.

❍ PRITZKER MILITARY MUSEUM & LIBRARY; M6;E3 104 S. Michigan Ave. 312-374-9333

The mission of the Pritzker Military Museum & Library is to acquire and maintain an accessible collection of materials and to develop appropriate programs focusing on the Citizen Soldier in the preservation of democracy. Open Tues. – Thurs.: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m., Fri. – Sat.: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Closed Sun.

AQUARIUM; M6;F4 ) SHEDD 1200 S. Lake Shore Dr. 312-939-2438

World's largest indoor aquarium. Open Mon. – Fri.: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Sat. – Sun.: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO; M5;E4 5550 S. Greenwood Ave. 773-702-0200

Art museum that works closely with the University of Chicago, free and open to the public. Hours: Tue. – Sun.: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Thurs. 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.

❍ SWEDISH AMERICAN MUSEUM; M5;B3 5211 N. Clark St. 773-728-8111

A history, art, children’s, and science museum all in one. Located in Andersonville, one of the most concentrated areas of Swedish culture in the country.

❍ UKRAINIAN INSTITUTE OF MODERN ART; M5;B3 2320 W. Chicago Ave. 773-227-5522

A beacon of Ukrainian modern art through showcases of artists’ works, films, lectures, and performances all in the heart of the Ukrainian Village in West Town.

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MUSIC ❍ CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA; M6;E3 Symphony Center, 220 S. Michigan Ave. 312294-3000 Hailed as one of the greatest orchestras in the world that performs over 100 concerts each year in downtown alone. Call for full schedule.

❍ LYRIC OPERA OF CHICAGO; M6;D2 20 N. Wacker Dr. 312-322-2244

Well-known opera company putting on lavish performances in the massive Art Deco Civic Opera House.

POINTS OF INTEREST 360 CHICAGO; M6;B3 875 N. Michigan Ave. 888-875-8439

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Soaring 1,000 feet over Michigan Avenue, 360 CHICAGO offers the best views of Chicago’s skyline, lakefront and four neighboring states. It’s also the only place you can enjoy TILT, Chicago’s highest-moving experience. (p.47)

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❍ ADLER PLANETARIUM; M6;G4

1300 S. Lake Shore Dr. 312-922-7827 America's first planetarium and a premiere resource for inspiring the next generation of space explorers.

❍ ALFRED CALDWELL LILY POOL; M7;M3 125 W. Fullerton Pkwy. 312-922-5522

Shedd Aquarium

Also known as the Lincoln Park Lily Pool, a great example of Prairie School landscape architecture.

HOUSE OF WORSHIP; M5;A3 ) BAHÁ'Í Wilmette 847-853-2300 Completed in 1953 and designed by architect Louis Bourgeois, it is one of only seven of its kind in the world.

❍ BUCKINGHAM FOUNTAIN; M6;F3

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Grant Park For a more "royal" aesthetic, the Buckingham Fountain in Grant Park is patterned on the Latona Basin in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. The fountain contains four identical pairs of twenty-foot bronze sea horses.

❍ CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION; M6;E3 224 S. Michigan Ave. 312-922-3432

The city's leading organization devoted to celebrating and promoting Chicago as a center of architectural innovation through tours, exhibitions, and special events.

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❍ CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN; M5;A3

1000 Lake Cook Rd., Glencoe 847-835-5440 Three hundred eighty-five acres of woods, waterways, and formal display gardens.

CULTURAL CENTER; M6;D3 ) CHICAGO 78 E. Washington St. 312-744-6630 Housed in a stunning neo-classical building, the center hosts a variety of art installations, concerts, and theatre performances. It's also home to a city visitor center. Free admission.

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THE CHICAGO WATER TOWER; M9;Q2 806 N. Michigan Ave. The Chicago Water Tower is the city’s most familiar and treasured landmark. Constructed between 1867 and 1869, it was created for Chicago’s municipal water system, and originally housed a 135 foot iron standpipe used to regulate water pressure. It gained special significance as one of the few buildings to survive the destructive path of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Both the Water Tower and Pumping Station to the east were designed by William W. Boyington, one of Chicago’s most prolific architects of the mid-nineteenth century. This structure is also home to City Gallery, a venue that showcases the work of local photographers and artists. Free admission.

❍ CLOUD GATE M6;D3

Millennium Park Anish Karpoor's Cloud Gate (better known as "The Bean") has quickly become one of Chicago's most recognizable landmarks. At over 110 tons, the stainless steel structure is one of the largest outdoor sculptures in the world. Its polished, reflective surface and skyline background make for a perfect picture opportunity for you and your family.

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❍ FLAMINGO; M6;D2

The Loop Alexander Calder's The Flamingo (Federal Center Plaza) is a bright, vivid sculpture and curvilinear form that elegantly clashes with the Mies van der Rohe, International style architecture around it.

LLOYD WRIGHT TRUST; M6;C3 ) FRANK 209 S. Lasalle St. 312-994-4000 Architecture tours of the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio, Robie House, and The Rookery Building in Chicago.

❍ MAGGIE DALEY PARK; M6;D3

337 E. Randolph St. T he newest park to the Loop offers a

skating ribbon, climbing wall, play garden, tennis courts, fieldhouse, and more.

❍ MILLENNIUM PARK; M6;C4

Stunning park in downtown Chicago featuring

the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Crown Fountain, Lurie Gardens, and the iconic Cloud Gate sculpture.

❍ NORTHERLY ISLAND; M6;H4

1521 S. Linn White Dr. 312-745-2910

Northerly Island is a 91- acre peninsula that juts into Lake Michigan at the heart of the Museum Campus.

It is located just south of the Adler Planetarium and east of Soldier Field. The majority of this space is dedicated to nature and features beautiful strolling paths, casual play areas, and a spectacular view of the Chicago skyline. During winter, snowshoe and cross country ski rentals are available.

❍ GARFIELD PARK CONSERVATORY; M6;C3 300 N. Central Park Ave. 312-746-5100 One of the largest and most stunning conservatories in the country.

❍ GRANT PARK; M6;B3

Proudly referred to as Chicago's "front yard," Grant Park is 319 acres located in Chicago's central business district in the Loop and is home to numerous sculptures and the iconic Buckingham Fountain.

CHICAGO; M9;O2 ) HERSHEY'S 822 N. Michigan Ave. 312-337-7711

PIER; M6;C4 ) NAVY 600 E. Grand Ave. 312-595-7437

A Chicago landmark extending nearly a mile out into Lake Michigan, Navy Pier is the #1 tourist and leisure destination in the Midwest. Discover theaters, museums, restaurants, shops, dining, sightseeing cruises, special events, and more. Free admission, open year-round. (M4)

This 3,600-square-foot retail space is full of interactive experiences. (p.40)

❍ HYDE PARK; M5;D4

Home to the University of Chicago, Museum of Science and Industry, Promontory Park, and more.

❍ THE PICASSO; M6;D2

The Loop On Daley Plaza sits the first monumental Modern

❍ LINCOLN PARK CONSERVATORY; M7;N3

sculpture to be placed in the Loop.The Picasso, with its abstract design, puzzled many when it was installed in 1967, but has since grown into an icon of Chicago pride.

2391 N. Stockton Dr. 312-742-7736

Designed both to showcase exotic plants and grow the thousands of plants needed for use in the parks, the Conservatory offers visitors a tropical experience within its four display houses: Palm House, Fern Room, Orchid House and Show House, which is home to the annual flower shows. Admission is free.

❍ RAVINIA FESTIVAL; M8;P2

418 N. Sheridan Rd., Highland Park 847-266-5000 The oldest outdoor music festival in the United States.

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CHICAGO; M6;E2 ) SKYDECK 233 S. Wacker Dr. (enter on Jackson Blvd.)

312-875-9696 Enjoy spectacular views spanning up to four states. Experience interactive exhibits and The Ledge, a glass balcony experience extending four feet outside the 103rd floor of the Willis Tower.

Open daily 9 a.m. – 10 p.m. (Gatefold 2)

❍ U.S. CELLULAR FIELD; M5;C4

333 W. 35th St. 312-674-1000

Home of the Chicago White Sox, tours of the ballpark are held on Tuesdays and Fridays during the season.

SPECIAL EVENTS ❍ ANDERSONVILLE MIDSOMMARFEST; M5;B4 Clark Street from Foster Ave. to Catalpa Ave. June 12 – 14 This festival showcasing the Swedish Andersonville neighborhood turns 50 this year and expects 50,000 guest to enjoy food, drinks, and live music. ❍ CHICAGO ALE FEST; M6;F3 Grant Park June 19 – 20 This two-day fest will feature over 200 beers from American craft breweries Lagunitas Brewing, Revolution Brewing, Buckle Down, and more. ❍ CHICAGO BLUES FESTIVAL; M6;B3 Grant Park June 12 – 14 Over half a million people return every year for this free three-day festival that brings the blues’ heavy hitters to Grant Park.

❍ MILLENNIUM PARK SUMMER

FILM SERIES; M6;D3 201 E. Randolph St. June 23 – Aug. 25

Head to Millennium Park on Tuesday evenings by 6:30 p.m. this summer to enjoy free movies at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion. It's now home to the latest and most sophisticated outdoor screen with sound projected from the Pavilion's state-of-the-art sound system.

SPORTS ❍ CHICAGO CUBS; M7;J1 1060 W. Addison St., 773-404-2827

June 11 – 14 v. Reds; June 15 – 16 v. Indians; June 22 – 25 v. Dodgers; July 3 – 5 v. Marlins; July 6 – 8 v. Cardinals; July 10 – 12 v. White Sox; July 24 – 26 v. Phillies; July 27 – 29 v. Rockies.

❍ CHICAGO WHITE SOX; M5;C4

4333 W. 35th St. 312-674-1000

June 5 – 7 v. Tigers; June 8 – 10 v. Astros; June 17 – 18 v. Pirates; June 19 – 21 v. Rangers; July 3 – 5 v.

Orioles; July 6 – 9 v. Blue Jays; July 17 – 19 v. Royals; July 21 – 22 v. Cardinals; July 31 v. Yankees.

THEATER ❍ AUDITORIUM THEATRE; M6;E3 50 E. Congress Pkwy. 312-341-2310

Historic theater in the Chicago Loop that is acoustically perfect and plays host to various performances from live music to dance and everything in between.

❍ BANK OF AMERICA THEATRE; M6;D2 18 W. Monroe St. 312-977-1700

This historic theater opened on New Year’s Day in 1906 as the Majestic Theatre.

MAN GROUP; M7;L1 ) BLUE 3133 N. Halsted St. 800-982-2787

This audience-interactive multimedia performance has some new additions to the program, including "GiPads," a riff on tablet computers, and a new finale with different music. (p.48)

IN CHICAGO ) BROADWAY broadwayinchicago.com 312-977-1700

See the best of Broadway shows in the Windy City.

❍ BROADWAY PLAYHOUSE AT WATER TOWER PLACE; M9;Q3 175 E. Chestnut St. 312-977-1700 "Fancy Nancy The Musical" July 11 – 31

SHAKESPEARE THEATER; M6;A4 ) CHICAGO 800 E. Grand Ave. 312-595-5600 "Sense and Sensibility" through June 14; "Disney's The Little Mermaid" starting July 3.

CHICAGO THEATRE; M6;D2 ) THE 175 N. State St. 312-462-6300

If the performances of this historic theatre don't amaze you then the design will.

COMEDYSPORTZ THEATRE; M7;K1 ) THE 929 W. Belmont Ave. 773-549-8080 All-ages comedy-as-a-sport performances complete with referee with two improv teams competing for applause.

THEATER; M6;D3 ) HARRIS 205 E. Randolph St. 312-334-7777

❍ CHICAGO WATER SPORT RENTALS; M6;C3 31st St. Harbor 312-600-8679

Lakefront location for aquatic watercraft rentals and tours plus banana boat rides and boat parties.

Multi-use venue in Millennium Park that host performances from Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Music of the Baroque, Chicago Opera Theater, Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s MusicNow, and collaborations with Lyric Opera of Chicago, National Museum of Mexican Art, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, and more.

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THE LOGAN THEATRE; M5;C3 2646 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-342-5555 This nearly 100-year old single-screen movie theater plays foreign and art films at a low price.

THEATRE; M6;D2 ) LOOKINGGLASS Water Tower Pumping Station,

821 N. Michigan Ave. 312-337-0665 "Moby Dick" June 10 – Aug. 9

TIMES DINNER ) MEDIEVAL & TOURNAMENT; M5;A1 Schaumburg 888-935-6878

Knights, horses, jousting, and more just minutes from Woodfield Mall. (p.45)

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MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET; M7;M1 Apollo Theater, 2540 N. Lincoln Ave. 773-935-6100 Musical inspired by the famed recording session that brought together rock n' roll icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis for the first and only time. (p.44)

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THE SECOND CITY; M6;O3 1616 N. Wells St. 312-337-3992 For more than 50 years, this comedy improv and skit theater has attracted crowds.

THEATRE COMPANY; M7;O1 ) STEPPENWOLF 1650 N. Halsted St. 312-335-1650 "The Herd" through June 14; "Grand Concourse" starting July 2.

ZANIES COMEDY CLUB; M7;O3 ) 1548 N. Wells St. 312-337-4027 Hosting top comedic acts since 1978. (p.43, 48)

TICKETS & TOURS ABSOLUTELY CHICAGO SEGWAY TOURS; M6;E3 238 E. Monroe St. 877-866-0966

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Thrilling, guided tours including the Museum Campus, art, architecture, and more. (p.43)

❍ BIKE & ROLL CHICAGO 4 Chicago locations 312-729-1000 Offering bicycle rentals in addition to accessories like maps, locks and helmets for your safety, and a plethora of guided tours suitable for all tastes and ages.

❍ BOBBY'S BIKE HIKE; M6;C3 540 N. Lake Shore Dr. 312-915-0995 Award-winning bike tours for a variety of interests and levels, year-round walking tours, and wide selection of bike rentals.

) THE CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION RIVER CRUISE ABOARD CHICAGO'S FIRST LADY CRUISES; M9;U2 Michigan Ave & Wacker Dr. 847-358-1330 Knowledgeable docents lead tours down the Chicago River highlighting the history and design of more than 50 buildings.

❍ CHICAGO HELICOPTER EXPERIENCE; M5;A2 C.H.E. Chicago Heliport, 2420 S. Halsted St. 855-414-8687 Downtown Chicago premier helicopter tour where you can experience day, twilight, and night tours for the best view of the city skyline.

❍ CITYPASS CityPass.com/Chicago VIP admission to five must-see attractions at a discounted rate. (p.41)

) CHICAGO TROLLEY &

DOUBLE DECKER CO.; M5;C3 4400 S. Racine Ave. 773-648-5000 The city's largest double decker and trolley sightseeing company is the essential overview tour of Chicago. Hop on and off at stops all over downtown and neighborhoods. Tours operate daily. (p.43)

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) SEE IT ALL MINI BUS TOURS

❍ MERCURY SKYLINE CRUISELINE; M9;U2 112 E. Wacker Dr. 312-332-1368

773-525-6152

Offering Chicago day and night boat tours. Chicago firework cruises, Chicago River cruises, Lake Michigan cruises, and Chicago's only Canine Cruise.

Tour Downtown and the near Northside in the comfort of a mini-bus.

) UNTOUCHABLE TOURS; M6;C2 600 N. Clark St. 773-881-1195

Two-hour guided tour of Prohibitionera gangster hotspots.

) WRIGLEY FIELD TOURS; M7;J1

1060 W. Addison St. 800-843-2827 Seventy-five minute tours that provide a look at 100 years of history at Wrigley Field including the clubhouse, press box, dugout, sections of the field, and more. (p.40)

M6;C4 ) ODYSSEY; 600 E. Grand Ave 866-305-2469 Luxury cruising vessel offering lunch, brunch, and dinner cruises along Lake Michigan's scenic shoreline.

SIGHTSEEING; M6;C4 ) SHORELINE 600 E. Grand Ave. 312-222-9328 Various special cruises offered daily departing from Navy Pier. (p.44)

OF CHICAGO M6;C4 ) SPIRIT 600 E. Grand Ave. 888-957-2634 Luxury yacht with dinner, lunch, special event, and holiday cruises.

BOAT TOURS

) CHICAGO LINE CRUISES; M6;C4

465 N. Mclurg Ct. 312-527-1977 Ninety-minute boat tours of historical sites as told by experts. (Back Cover)

❍ CHICAGO WATER TAXI; M3 400 N. Michigan Ave. 312-337-1446 Instead of taking a cab, take to the lake to get to hotspots around the city such as the Mag Mile and Chinatown.

M9;U2 ) WENDELLA; 400 N. Michigan Ave. 312-337-1446 Architecture and sightseeing boat tours, special cruises, and more departing daily. (p.45)

ZOOS LINCOLN PARK ZOO; M7;N3 2001 N. Clark St. 312-742-2000

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Open year-round, this is one of the nation's oldest and last remaining free zoos in the country housing animals representing over 200 species.

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Critics say that if you only have two hours in Chicago, this is how to spend it. Sail with us aboard our signature 90 or 60 minute architectural river cruises, our new Chicago History Museum river cruise, or any of our evening cocktail and fireworks excursions.

We are located just north of the Centennial Fountain at 465 McClurg Court. To learn about our docents, complimentary Starbuck’s Coffee, lemonade, muffins, and more — ask your concierge, call 312-527-1977, or visit chicagoline.com. ★★★★★★

“Without question the best architectural tour available in Chicago: witty, informative, engaging.”

“Six of six stars, by far the most comprehensive and engaging tour of the bunch.”

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