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A BRONX TALE The Broadway musical version of the hit play and movie from Chazz Palminteri plays Chicago’s James Nederlander Theatre through March 24 Based on the critically acclaimed play that inspired the classic film, this Broadway hit musical visits Chicago for just two weeks and will transport you straight to the front stoops of the Bronx in the 1960s. The story, from Academy Award nominee Chazz Palminteri, is about an impressionable but streetwise boy who finds himself caught between the father he loves and the local mob boss he’d love to be. Loaded with energetic dance numbers and original doo-wop songs from the likes of Alan Menken (Beauty and the Beast), A Bronx Tale is
an unforgettable coming-of-age tale of family and loyalty. Directed by Academy Award winner Robert De Niro and Tony Award winner Jerry Zaks, this sharp-witted musical is “wonderful and refreshing … the kind of tale that makes you laugh and cry,” according to the New York Times and a “combination of Jersey Boys and West Side Story,” according to AM New York. A Bronx Tale plays at the James M. Nederlander Theatre (formerly the Oriental Theatre) through March 24. 24 W. Randolph St. 312-977-1700. BroadwayInChicago.com
Ideal for a nearby dinner before or after the show, the stylish Atwood offers bold and inventive American cuisine, alluring libations and a late-evening happy hour. 1 W. Washington. 312-368-1900. AtwoodRestaurant.com Get the app keychicago
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15 FRIDAY The road to March Madness starts in Chicago, as the annual Big Ten Tournament continues tonight through the championship game on Sunday at the United Center. All-session tickets are $210-$400. 1901 W. Madison, 312-455-4500. Treasured possessions become symbols of home in the Lyric Opera of Chicago premiere of the contemporary chamber opera An American Dream at the Harris Theater for Music and Dance. Tonight at 7 pm and Sunday at 2 pm. $35-$125. 205 E. Randolph, 312-334-7777.
B IG T E N T O U RN AMEN T Tonight and Saturday at 8 pm. $49.50-$228.50. 175 N. State, 312-462-6300.
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Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day weekend with the rollicking sounds of Gaelic Storm at the House of Blues. Tonight and Saturday at 7:30 pm. $36. 329 N. Dearborn, 312-923-2000. Swing to a double bill of great jazz with boundarypushing piano power trio The Bad Plus and vocalist José James tonight at Symphony Center. 8 pm. $26-$83. 220 S. Michigan, 312-294-3000. Blues guitarist Gary Clark, Jr. settles in for two nights at the Chicago Theatre.
The St. Patrick’s Day fun in Chicago starts early this morning with the traditional dyeing of the Chicago River (with the bridges and banks near Michigan and Wacker serving as prime viewing spots), followed by the pomp, pageantry, fun and festivities of the 64th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. River dyeing is at 9 am, and the parade steps off at 12 pm. FREE. Parade route is on Columbus, from Balbo to Monroe, 312-744-3316. Enjoy green beer, Irish fare, live music and plenty of craic during the 11th annual Get Shamrocked party at Hard Rock Café. 10 am–8 pm. $5 suggested donation. 63 W. Ontario, 312-943-2252.
Looking for a little more post-parade Irish fun? Head up north to join thousands of revelers for traditional and contemporary music, dance, food, crafts and more at the familyoriented St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at the Irish American Heritage Center. 1 pm–midnight. $12. 4626 N. Knox, 773-282-7035. 2019 is the Year of Chicago Theatre, and there’s no better way to celebrate than by taking in a production in one of the city’s famed storefront theaters, like the searing drama How I Learned To Drive from the Raven Theatre. 7:30 pm. $46. 6157 N. Clark, 773338-2177. For more on the Year of Chicago Theatre, see pages 36-38. Revel in the romance of the Lyric Opera of Chicago’s production of the Verdi classic La traviata at the Civic Opera House. Tonight at 7:30 pm and Friday (3/22) at 7 pm. $32-$289. 20 N. Wacker, 312-827-5600. Get the app keychicago
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17 SUNDAY Celebrate Sunday mass right in the heart of downtown at historic St. Peter’s in the Loop. 9 am, 11 am, 12:30 pm and 6 pm. FREE. 110 W. Madison, 312-372-5111. Get your week off to a deliciously uplifting start with a Southern buffet and rousing live gospel music at the popular House of Blues Gospel Brunch. 10 am and 12:30 pm. Adults, $43; kids (6-12), $25. 329 N. Dearborn, 312-923-2000. A day after the official city parade but right on time for St. Patrick’s Day, the family-friendly South Side Irish Parade celebrates 40 years of tradition in the city’s Beverly neighborhood. 12 pm. FREE. On Western between 103rd and 115th, 773-916-7747. Don’t miss the Lyric Opera of Chicago‘s premiere of Handel’s Baroque masterpiece Ariodante today at the Civic Opera House. 2 pm. $32-$289. 20 N. Wacker, 312-827-5600. Superstar violinist AnneSophie Mutter performs a program of Mozart, Ravel, Beethoven and more in an intimate chamber setting with piano and cello this afternoon at Symphony Center. 3 pm. $41-$122. 220 S. Michigan, 312-294-3000. Modern-day crooners don’t come much smoother than Michael Bublé, singing tonight at the Allstate
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Editor’s Choice S T. PAT R ICK ’ S PARTIES Few Irish pubs in the city can compare to the authenticity of Fado (100 W. Grand. FadoIrishPub.com), which opens at 7:15 a.m. on the 16th and 10 a.m. on the 17th to enjoy the revelry. Or pick any one of 16 different Chicago establishments to party at on the 16th via GreenCurtainEvents.com
Arena. 8 pm. $85-$135. 6920 Mannheim in Rosemont, 847-635-6601.
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18 MONDAY Superstars Brock Lesnar and Ronda Rousey highlight the mayhem of WWE Monday Night RAW tonight at the Allstate Arena. 6:30 pm. $35-$125. 6920 Mannheim in Rosemont, 847-635-6601. Patrick Kane and the Chicago Blackhawks hit the ice to take on the Vancouver Canucks tonight at the United Center. 7:30 pm. 1901 W. Madison, 312-455-7000.
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TUESDAY Tour the lobbies of five opulent Art Deco skyscrapers built near the banks of the Chicago River during the business boom of the Roaring ‘20s on the Art Deco Skyscrapers walking tour from the Chicago Architecture Center. 1–2:30 pm. $26. 111 E. Wacker, 312-922-3432. Take a trip back to the 1920s with the danceable hothouse rhythms of Chicago tradjazz favorites The Fat Babies tonight at the historic Green Mill Cocktail Lounge. 9 pm. $7. 4802 N. Broadway, 773-878-5552.
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20 WEDNESDAY Think spring with an amazing array of life-sized gardens, how-to workshops, instructional seminars and much more at the annual Chicago Flower and Garden Show at Navy Pier. Opening today and continuing through the weekend, 10 am–8 pm. Adults, $10-$20; kids (4-12), $5. 600 E. Grand, 312-5957437. Otto Porter and Bobby Portis face off against their former teams tonight when the Chicago Bulls take on the Washington Wizards at the United Center. 7 pm. 1901 W. Madison, 312-455-4000.
Embark on a spectacular journey representing the essence of light and electricity in rhythmic soundscapes and stunning visual effects from the Chicago Human Rhythm Project tonight at the Harris Theater for Music and Dance. 7:30 pm. $15-$55. 205 E. Randolph, 312-334-7777. Break out the little guitars and get ready for something out of the ordinary when the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain tackles a wide array of pop and classical fare tonight at Symphony Center. 8 pm. $30-$80. 220 S. Michigan, 312-294-3000.
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21 THURSDAY Let your geek flag fly with an evening of lady-centric pop culture, technology and science during Geek Chic, tonight’s interactive, adultsonly Adler After Dark event at the Adler Planetarium. 6–10 pm. $25 (21+). 1300 S. Lake Shore, 312-922-7827.
Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 3 (Scottish) is the centerpiece of tonight’s Chicago Symphony Orchestra performance at Symphony Center. 8 pm. $35-$222. 220 S. Michigan, 312-294-3000.
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22 FRIDAY Giordano Dance Chicago celebrates its 56th Spring Series with a world premiere from choreographer Marinda Davis tonight at the Harris Theater for Music and Dance. 7:30 pm. $15-$75. 205 E. Randolph, 312-334-7777. Check out the classic musical An American in Paris on the big screen as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra plays the famous Gershwin score live tonight at Symphony Center. 8 pm. $70-$155. 220 S. Michigan, 312-294-3000.
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We all would love to travel, to explore a city like Chicago, without a care in the world when it comes to expenses. But for the vast majority of us, that’s not realistic. Budgets, however, are. Fortunately, there are plenty of free and inexpensive things to do and see that represent the best of Chicago if you’re looking to save a little money without sacrificing the visitor experiences.
Free Chicago Walking Tours
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Free Chicago Walking Tours has given more than 2,000 walking tours to more than 10,000 guests from around the world since launching in 2016. They offer a variety of easy walking tours of the city’s most iconic neighborhood’s and sights — led by experienced guides with a focus on three things: meeting people, learning and having fun. Though free, tipping your guide accordingly is appreciated. FreeChicagoWalkingTours.com
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FREE INSIGHT Chicago Greeter Program Wouldn’t everyone like a warm, smiling face to meet you and tell you more about the city? The Chicago Greeter program highlights areas of interest in more than 25 neighborhoods throughout Chicago, matching up a friendly and knowledgeable local volunteer with your group for a free, informal orientation that lasts anywhere from 2-4 hours and is customized based on your choice of neighborhoods, language and interests. ChicagoGreeter.com
Art Institute app The world-famous Chicago Art Institute is up on new technology, offering a free mobile app experience that blends locationaware technology for easy navigation with engaging audio tours that add to the experience with behind-the-scenes stories, expert opinions and background music. A valuable “look-it-up” feature allows you to learn more about the art that’s directly in front of you as well. 111 S. Michigan. Artic.edu
The Chicago Cultural Center is not only one of the city’s most popular attractions, it’s also considered one of the most inclusive arts showcases in the country. Built in 1897 and home to the largest Tiffany stainedglass dome in the world, it also boasts an incredible amount of free art exhibits, lectures, film screenings and performances every day of the week. Insider’s tip: Free 45-minute tours are offered at 1:15 p.m. from Wednesday-Saturday, departing from the Randolph Street lobby on the first floor. 78 E. Washington.
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Save big with CityPASS and Hot Tix Experience the best of Chicago with CityPASS, which will save you 51 percent at the following iconic stops: Skydeck at the Willis Tower, Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum, Art Institute, Adler Planetarium, Museum of Science and Industry and 360 Chicago observation deck at the Hancock Building. For $108 for adults and $89 for children (aged 3-11), you’ll get VIP admission — valid for nine consecutive days starting with the first day of use — at up to five of the aforementioned attractions in one convenient ticket booklet. And the ability to skip ticket lines doesn’t hurt either, especially in a city where there are so many things to see. CityPass.com/Chicago Hot Tix is a valuable program from the non-profit League of Chicago Theatres that offers half-price tickets to a multitude of theatre productions throughout the city. Get information on what’s available at HotTix.org
Escape the unpredictable March weather with a visit to the free Lincoln Park Conservatory (2391 N. Stockton). The conservatory offers visitors a tropical experience through its four display houses. Insider’s tip: Save time for the splendid Orchid House. No matter the time of year, the conservatory is always green and rich — and next door to the Lincoln Park Zoo, which is free every day of the year and offers plenty of exciting indoor viewing opportunities if the weather isn’t great. 2200 N. Cannon Dr. LPZoo.org
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SNL fans The Museum of Broadcast Communications has quite a hit on its hands with the critically acclaimed exhibition, Saturday Night Live: The Experience. So much so that the 12,000-square-foot exhibition that offers a behind-the-scenes view of NBC’s iconic sketch comedy show has been extended through the end of March. Plenty of show memorabilia, famous skits and even photo opportunities at the Weekend Update desk or Wayne’s World basement await. But don’t delay, as it’s set to close March 31. 360 N. State. Museum.TV
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Chicago Crime Tours
The history of Chicago’s crime underworld is a vast one, and there’s no better way to learn about some of the city’s most famous criminals, mobsters and gangsters — and explore a host of historic crime scenes — than jumping aboard Chicago Crime Tours’ luxury, climatecontrolled bus. 312-888-6224. ChicagoCrimeTours.com
Big Bus Tours
Stay out of the iffy March weather and enjoy a climatecontrolled, hop-on, hop-off bus tour that includes stops all the iconic attractions and landmarks — 14 in all — from the Hancock Tower to the Adler Planetarium and Millennium Park. Discover your own Chicago favorites along the way and enjoy a variety of ticket options to customize your experience. 877-2854796. BigBusTours.com
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Chicago Detours
Offering fun and educational guided walking and bus tours of Chicago architecture, history and culture, Chicago Detours is focused on much more than just “the highlights.” Check out their 1893 Worlds Fair Tour for an enjoyable, insightful look into how and why the World’s Columbian Exposition still captures the imagination more than 125 years later. 312-3501131. ChicagoDetours.com
Chicago Architecture Center
Founded back in 1966, the Chicago Architecture Center is one of the largest cultural organizations in the city. If you like a wide variety of tours, this is the place to be, as the CAA offers some 85 different options for discovering the city, with topics ranging from historic neighborhoods and Chicago icons to Art Deco skyscrapers, murals and parks. 111 E. Wacker Dr. 312922-3432. Architecture.org
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Candy, trains and Navy Pier 1 Want to reward your kids for something, or just looking to bring a smile to their faces? Check out the impressive selection at Candyality, with locations in Water Tower Place (835 N. Michigan, seventh floor) and a pair of popular Chicago neighborhoods (Southport Corridor and Andersonville), where satisfying the sweet tooth is their specialty. Candyality.com
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When it comes to pure entertainment for the little ones — and adults, too, for that matter — near the top of the list has to be Navy Pier in general, and the Chicago Children’s Museum more specifically. In this active, expansive museum, kids can dig for dinosaur bones, race toy cars down ramps, scan items at a grocery store, test their building skills or help put out a fire. 600 E. Grand. ChicagoChildrensMuseum.org
Quite simply, the Museum of Science and Industry in Hyde Park is the kind of place where you can spend an entire day. The incredible train exhibit on the main floor is captivating, as is the film Oceans: Our Blue Planet in the Giant Dome Theater and the Science Storms exhibit. Venture down to the basement, and kids can pick corn aboard a combine, play in a waterworks playground and even milk a cow. 5700 S. Lake Shore. MSIChicago.org
TIME FOR A PIZZA PARTY In Chicago, our reputation for deep-dish pizza should not be ignored, no matter if you’re visiting for one night or a week. Especially if you have kids because, let’s face it, it’s rare to find a child who isn’t a fan of cheesy pizza. Check out the 50-year institution that is Gino’s East (five locations; GinosEast.com). Get the app keychicago
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Animal chats at the Shedd Aquarium The daily aquatic presentations in the oceanarium — with beluga whales, sea lions and dolphins serving as the stars of the show — will delight the whole family. But that’s just the start, as the Shedd offers upclose, unforgettable encounters with 32,000 animals from aquatic environments around the world. Take part one of the Shedd’s personalized animal chats by attending a diving session at the Caribbean Reef tank to speak with a diver as they feed the animals (daily at 10:30 a.m., noon, 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.) or learn from a shark expert at the Wild Reef exhibit at 11:15 a.m., 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. each day (beluga whales/ seal lions and penguin chats available as well). 1200 S. Lake Shore Dr. SheddAquarium.org
MORE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES Whether you favor Dr. Seuss, Mark Twain or Bob Dylan, fans of the written word will enjoy the new American Writers Museum across the street from Millennium Park. 180 N. Michigan Ave. AmericanWritersMuseum.org The National Museum of Mexican Art showcases 3,000 years of creativity and diversity from both sides of the border. 1852 W. 19th St. NationalMuseumOfMexicanArt.org Chicago knows how to entertain a family. If you need help along the way, don’t forget to download our app KEYCHICAGO
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ART APPRECIATION Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
This family-friendly museum near the Lincoln Park Zoo boasts the new exhibit, A Life in the Wild, featuring the work of award-winning Thomas D. Mangelson. A wildlife photographer, Mangelson is known for capturing beautiful and exciting landscapes. The exhibit features 40 of his images, considered to be some of the best examples of wildlife photography in the world. Insider’s tip: Make sure to save time for a stroll through the magical Butterfly Haven. 2430 N. Cannon Dr. NatureMuseum.org
Chicago History Museum
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The dynamic Chicago History Museum, located just north of downtown in the Old Town neighborhood, has a number of fascinating exhibits and programs. Check out the Great Chicago Adventure Film, a lively presentation that transports visitors through Chicago’s vast history — the Great Chicago Fire, World’s Columbian Exposition, bustling Maxwell Street in the 1950s, construction of the Sears Tower in the 1970s, memorable sports triumphs and more. 1601 N. Clark. ChicagoHistory.org
Art Institute The famed Chicago Art Institute is home to one of best, most expansive art collections anywhere in the world. In February, the Institute introduced a reimagined and reinstalled gallery of African art, offering a more intimate experience to illustrate the vastness and diversity of the continent as well as the relationships between neighboring cultures. Insider’s tip: Enhance your visit with an audio tour or the Institute’s free app. 159 E. Monroe. Artic.edu
Museum of Contemporary Art Check out satirical drawings, comics and textiles by Chicagobased artist Jessica Campbell, who uses a wide range of influences, including science fiction, her Evangelical upbringing and the world of politics to take aim at the sexism women face in the 21st century. 220 E. Chicago. MCAChicago.org
If you want to learn about the diversity of life on Earth and its history, the Field Museum — with its nearly 40 million artifacts and specimens — needs to be on your to-do list. Check out the Robert R. McCormick Halls of the Ancient Americas for an immersive journey through 13,000 years of human creativity and achievement, ranging from hunters and gatherers to the Aztec and Inca empires and arrival of European settlers. 1400 S. Lake Shore Dr. FieldMuseum.org Get the app keychicago
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New on the Scene hour, Tricycle has $5 select craft drafts and $7 wines and specialty cocktails from 4-6 p.m. 1700 N. Damen. TricycleChicago.com
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Tricycle From the owners of the local favorite Sheffield’s Beer & Wine Garden near Wrigley Field, this new cozy bar and restaurant in the trendy Bucktown neighborhood just north of downtown has been a hit since opening last fall. It features an original speakeasy bar, vintage tin ceiling, great cocktail and craft beer lists, and comfort food choices like sumac-dusted lamb chops, chicken potpie and shrimp and grits. For its weekday happy
Behind a creative, women-led team, this highly anticipated restaurant launched late last fall in the thriving West Loop neighborhood with a modern Japanese tasting menu and striking space. The dual-concept establishment also boasts a more casual lounge called Kaisho, an informal izakaya. 652 W. Randolph St., (312) 265-1008. YugenChicago.com
Sex and the City pop-up Pop-up bars are all the rage these days, especially in Chicago, where a Game of Thrones experience awaits at Replay Lincoln Park (2833 N. Sheffield; ReplayLincolnPark. com). Launching just last month is the Cosmo Carrie’s popup bar inspired by the hit HBO series Sex and the City. Cosmo Carrie’s is open 6 p.m.-midnight Wednesday-Saturday through March 20. The décor will feature cutouts of favorite characters, and expect plenty of show-themed cocktails. Located below Ironside Bar & Galley at 546 N. Wells. IronsideChicago.com
Barton G: Shock and awe your senses With its new 12,000-square-foot new home in Chicago’s vibrant Hubbard Street district, Barton G. The Restaurant will take you on an innovative, full-scale culinary adventure with the much-anticipated opening of its third establishment (Miami, L.A.). For nearly 20 years, renowned restaurateur and special-event architect Barton G. Weiss has sought to treat guests to a multisensory experience that encourages interaction with fellow diners and an appreciation for delightfully creative, over-the-top dishes. As a perfect complement to the restaurant’s dramatic design, lively atmosphere and elaborate food presentations, Barton G. offers an equally inspired cocktail program that features a Below Zero Nitro-Bar. Be prepared to feast your eyes on and charm your taste buds with their signature,
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The Shops at North Bridge
Stretching across six blocks on the Magnificent Mile, The Shops at North Bridge is a sprawling four-level shopping and dining destination. There is much to explore, as the facility is anchored by Nordstrom and home to Eataly and more than 50 stores and restaurants, including BOSS, Stuart Weitzman, Louis Vuitton, UNTUCKit, Peloton, Joe’s Seafood and Shake Shack. Services & amenities from the level-one concierge desk include same-day delivery service to your home, office or hotel for just $5, parking validations with a minimum $10 purchase, multilingual staff, tourist information, guidebooks to Chicago and much more. Stop by the concierge desk to check on current store sales throughout March as well. Also in the building through March 31, check out the first Chicago pop-up store for Winky Lux, featuring nine transportive rooms that creatively celebrate the company’s unique beauty products and luxury makeup experience at an affordable price. 520 N. Michigan Ave. TheShopsAtNorthBridge.com
Andersonville If you’re looking for a quaint, diverse, treelined neighborhood full of splendid shopping opportunities, head north to Andersonville. Milk Handmade (5137 N. Clark) is a cute boutique specializing in women’s clothing, trendy jewelry and hand-crafted goods. Visit Andersonville.org for more info. Get the app keychicago
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The best of Mexico TOPOLOBAMPO
When discussing Mexican restaurants in Chicago, we’d be remiss not to discuss the impact of celebrity chef Rick Bayless, who has a passion for the regional specialties south of the border. His award-winning Frontera Grill and Topolobampo (both at 445 N. Clark) offer casual Mexican dining at its most colorful and creative, with a rotating menu consisting of fresh, organic ingredients. “There’s nothing even remotely similar to Frontera … anywhere else in the world,” according to the New York Times. Don’t forget the wood-oven tortas and fresh hot chocolate at his Xoco next door (449 N. Clark). And he’s recently added the Baja seafood-focused Leña Brava (900 W. Randolph) and Oaxacan-style taqueria and brewery Cruz Blanca (904 W. Randolph), along with Bar Sótano, a speakeasy-type cocktail bar below Frontera Grill. RickBayless.com/restaurants
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Signature guacamoles, award-winning tacos, plenty of specialty tequila and a young, hip crowd are the norm at Mercadito. Don’t forget to head downstairs to the La Mez Agave Lounge, which boasts an incredible list of more than 75 mezcals. 108 W. Kinzie. 312-329-9555. MercaditoRiverNorth.com
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Swing by Su Casa in the heart of River North for an authentic Mexican ambiance and meal. The fresh guacamole, strawberry margaritas and chicken enchiladas are worth the trip, and the hefty burritos are ideal to fill you up for a day of sightseeing or shopping, as the Mag Mile is just steps away. 49 E. Ontario. 312-943-4041.
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Cantina Laredo is known for modern, high-end Mexican lunch and dinner specialties, but don’t overlook the new brunch menu at this River North hotspot with wall-to-wall glass paneling and chic fireplaces. Try the seasonal ceviche (a refreshing mix of melons and shrimp) and the skirt steak topped with chimichurri, fluffy scrambled eggs and potatoes. 508 N. State. 312-955-0014. CantinaLaredo.com For a legit experience in Mexican culture and food, head south of downtown to the Pilsen neighborhood, a colorful collection of galleries, murals, restaurants, coffee houses and vintage stores near 18th Street. A popular tequila bar (try the fresh fruit margaritas) is Del Toro, where they serve up a spicy habanero burger that will have you reaching for a cold cerveza. 2133 S. Halsted. 312733-7144. DelToroChicago.com
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VICTORY TAP Texas de Brazil’s endless assortment of seasoned beef, lamb, pork, chicken and Brazilian sausage cooked over a wood charcoal grill, then skewered and served tableside the festive “churrasco way” is a sight to behold. And reasonable, too, at $26.99 for lunch and $49.99 for dinner (including an extravagant salad bar). Making this popular chain even more enticing is the weekday happy hour from 4:30-6 p.m. with specials like $3 domestic beers, $5 glasses of a private-label wine, $5 caipirinhas and well cocktails and $7 martinis. 210 E. Upper Illinois. 312-595-0913. TexasDeBrazil.com An ideal spot for happy hour, dinner or a lateevening cocktail, Victory Tap is where to indulge in some old-school Italian cooking and personalized pizzas in an upscale tavern atmosphere. Joe’s Mama’s meatballs will delight your palate, as will the homemade agnolotti pasta. It’s affordable too, as appetizer pizzas perfect for sharing run $13-$15, hearty pastas are $15-20 and flavorful chicken, veal and pork entrees are just $25-28. Happy hour deals start early, running 3-6 p.m. 1416 S. Michigan. 312496-3862. VictoryTapChicago.com
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Korean BBQ
For some stellar, well-priced Korean barbecue, a popular local go-to is Del Seoul in Lincoln Park. It’s a casual, quick and delicious dine-in or take-out experience. Recommended: the kalbi (grilled beef short rib), wings, spicy barbecue pork tacos, Seoulstyle street dumplings and the kimchi fries. 2568 N. Clark. DelSeoul.com
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Dining deals around town and include $6 antipasti snacks (whipped ricotta with roasted tomato and country bread, fried calamari, Nonna’s meatballs, etc.), and half off cocktails and beer. 925 W. Randolph. 312-690-7295. Formentos.com
The Chicago Firehouse Labriola
Blending Italian traditions with an innovative dining experience, Labriola has rapidly established itself as a reliable go-to spot on Michigan Avenue. Whether you’re in the mood for salads, soups, sandwiches, Neopolitan pizza, hearty pasta options or other upscale Italian specialties, it’s all here. Looking for a deal on the Mag Mile? Pull up a seat at the bar for happy hour from 4-7 p.m. that includes $5 draft beers, $5 house wines, $5 well drinks and complimentary pizza at the bar. 535 N. Michigan. 312-955-3100. LaBriolaCafe.com
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The ambiance and old-school Italian vibe will draw you in, especially the oversized red leather booths. The venison, scallops and handmade pastas are recommended, especially the cannestri with Sunday “gravy.” Don’t leave without trying the dark chocolate mousse cake with a touch of hazelnut praline crunch. Formento’s happy hour specials in the bar & lounge area last from 4:30-6:30 p.m.
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Head to the South Loop gem for some of the best Indian-Nepalese cuisine in Chicago in an elegant, relaxed setting. Recommended: the lamb mimosas with tamarind and mint cilantro chutney or the flavorful chicken tikka. Looking to maximize your dollars while getting your fill between sightseeing stops? Try the lunch buffet from 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m., where you’ll get to sample 22 dishes for just $13. 899 S Plymouth Ct. CurryHouseOnline.com
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This gorgeous steakhouse housed in a historic landmark building (112-year-old actual firehouse) in the South Loop has a new happy hour menu available every day in the bar/lounge area from 4-6 p.m. Start off the night with one of their small plates like the chilled oysters ($1.75 each), fried calamari ($6.50), firecracker shrimp ($7) or short-rib poutine ($5) and then grab a discounted drink from a happy hour list that includes a rotating cocktail of the month ($6), Revolution Anti-Hero IPA or Stella Artois ($3.50), Moody Tongue Chocolate Churro Baltic Porter ($4) and a selection of Napa Valley wines by the glass ($5). 1401 S. Michigan Ave. 312-786-1401. ChicagoFirehouse.com
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Petterino’s
Located in the heart of the Loop and just steps from Michigan Avenue, Petterino’s is ideal for pretheatre dining and business lunches. Specializing in classic Italian dishes, prime steaks and fresh seafood, their three-course prix-fixe menu is available every night of the week for just $36. You can’t miss with first-course options like tomato bisque, Caesar salad or shrimp cocktail, entrées that include chicken pot pie, country rigatoni and almond-crusted whitefish and desserts such as espresso tiramisu and key lime pie. 150 N. Dearborn. (312) 422-0150. Petterinos.com
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Kiki’s Bistro
Popular restaurant veteran and noted sommelier Georges “Kiki” Cuisance came to Chicago 50 years ago and has served up delicious, authentic French fare at Kiki’s Bistro since 1990. Arrive early at this quaint spot not far from the Mag Mile to take advantage of the $30.95, threecourse menu that is available only from 5-6:30 p.m. nightly. Choice of appetizer (mussels marinière, fricassée of mushrooms in a madeira wine sauce, etc.), entrees (steak pommes frites, roasted chicken, etc.) and dessert (chocolate mousse, lemon tart, etc.) await. 900 N. Franklin. 312-335-5454. KikisBistro.com
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FIG & OLIVE HAPPY HOUR Situated amidst the Gold Coast shopping district, Fig & Olive embodies its origins from the South of France, Italy and Spain. The impressive 10,000 square-foot restaurant boasts a happy hour that runs from 3-6 p.m. Sunday-Thursday in the bar and lounge. Enjoy a variety of crostini (smoked salmon, marinated shrimp, goat cheese, forest mushroom, etc.) for just $10 for three or $18 for six, and shared plates range from $6 (marinated olives) to $25 (charcuterie plate). Don’t forget a discounted specialty cocktail ($9), select wines by the glass ($8) or beer ($6). 104 E. Oak. 312-445-0060. FigAndOlive.com Get the app keychicago
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RESTAURANT SPOTLIGHTS
Nepal House In business for more than 12 years, Nepal House has earned a stellar reputation in the South Loop for serving up high-quality traditional Nepali and Indian cuisine. Their stellar chicken and lamb dishes are roasted in a clay oven and incredibly tender. Don’t forget to start things off with an order of tasty samosas or momos. 1301 S. Michigan. 312-922-0601. NepalHouseOnline.com
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Potter’s Burger Bar
This specialty burger bar located in the lobby level of the Palmer House Hilton is perfect for those who love high-end ingredient combinations. We recommend the West Loop burger (mushrooms and swiss, garlic butter and truffle aioli). Don’t forget to add a brownie or booze to your milkshake. 124 S. Wabash. PottersChicago.com
Eleven City Diner Considered to be “a hybrid of sincere respect for what family dining rooms used to be,” this old-school diner and delicatessen knows what a plate of scrumptious, ribsticking food can do for the soul. Classic deli sandwiches stacked tall, decadent burgers and melts, and loaded breakfast favorites highlight the menu. 1112 S. Wabash St. 312-212-1112. ElevenCityDiner.com
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Year of Chicago Theatre 1 Prop Thtr is performing the world premiere of 2 Unfortunate 2 Travel, a late-night, cabaret-style evening of multi-disciplinary live performances that offers a piercing view of what we too often take for granted. An adaptation of Thomas Nashe’s novella The Unfortunate Traveller features Jack Wilton, who has transformed his recent vacation into a type of wide-open variety show. But over the course of the night, cracks begin to surface in his tales — and reality itself — with the help of the performing ensemble of six women. 2 Unfortunate 2 Travel plays through April 15 at Prop Thtr, located at 3502 N. Elston Ave. in the Avondale neighborhood. 773-742 5420 PropThtr.org
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2 Hitting the road for its first U.S. tour, The Choir of Man has been a huge hit at international music festivals and labeled “the ultimate feel-good show” by critics. Set in a working pub, there is no shortage of spine-tingling harmonies, highenergy dance numbers and live percussion to create a pub crawl of a concert that’s a rollicking good time filled with classic rock, Broadway, folk and bar tunes. Plays the Broadway Playhouse at 175 E. Chestnut through March 17. 312-977-1700. BroadwayInChicago.com
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Teatro Vista’s world premiere of Stephanie Alison Walker’s The Abuelas is a sequel to her muchadmired The Madres, which premiered last year and was hailed as “one of the best plays of the year.” The Abuelas builds on the same characters in an emotional tale of three generations of Argentinian women struggling through the country’s infamous “Dirty War.” Plays at the Victory Gardens Theater through March 17. 2433 N. Lincoln Ave. 773-871-3000. TeatroVista.org The Year of Chicago Theatre is a year-long, citywide initiative that places a spotlight on Chicago’s vibrant theatre scene — including improv comedy, dance, opera, puppetry and more — at hundreds of cultural venues, theaters and parks throughout the city.
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The Second City After Hours: A Late Night Improv Show
New York may be the city that never sleeps, but we here in Chicago know how to have a good time late into the evening as well. And Second City, the world-famous sketch and improv comedy theater, will keep you laughing way past your bedtime with this fully improvised, totally outrageous show full of quick-witted comedy madness. Playing every Friday and Saturday at 11 p.m. at Up Comedy Club. 230 W. North Ave. (312) 662-4562. SecondCity.com
Sweat The acclaimed Broadway hit and 2017 Pulitzer Prize winner plays the Goodman Theatre through April 7. This collision of class, race and friendship at a critical moment in America has been called “passionate and necessary ... a masterful depiction of the forces that divide and conquer us.” 170 N. Dearborn. 312-443-3800. GoodmanTheatre.org
Southern Gothic
Djembe! The Show
Southern Gothic brings you inside a 1960s birthday party, where a group of old friends gathers for a night of celebration, but slowly unravels the secrets they’ve been holding onto for years. With just 30 audience members per performance, this immersive production welcomes you to wander about the “set” at your own leisure as the juicy drama unfolds. Playing at Windy City Playhouse South. 2229 S. Michigan Ave. 773-893-8985. WindyCityPlayhouse.com
Fresh off a hit international tour and making its U.S. premiere at the Apollo Theatre, this interactive, energy-filled show offers the opportunity to revel in rhythm with a world-class collection of performers. Called “an intoxicating and liberating experience” by critics, audiences will be entertained by powerful storytelling and uplifting music. Plays March 19-June 9. 2450 N. Lincoln Ave. 773-935-6100. DjembeTheShow.com
La traviata
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A trip to Lyric is the perfect night out - join us for Verdi’s La traviata, a shamelessly romantic story of love and heartbreak featuring some of opera’s most glorious music. Courtesan Violetta lives purely for pleasure but longs for something more. On stage only through March 22. Tickets are available at lyricopera.org or by calling 312-827-5600.
This fan favorite around the globe for better than 30 years and winner of numerous best-musical awards takes over the historic Mercury Theater Chicago. Watch as a floral assistant stumbles across a new breed of carnivorous plant that promises to grant him fame, fortune and all his desires… for a price. 3745 N. Southport. 773-325-1700. MercuryTheaterChicago.com Get the app keychicago
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Belmont Theatre District
The Belmont Theatre District is a diverse, talented and imaginative collection of Chicago storefront theatre companies. Visit BTDChicago.com for more information. About Face Theatre — The mission statement at this provocative company is to “create exceptional, innovative and adventurous theatre and educational programming that advances the national dialogue on sexual and gender identity.” Performances happen at the Den Theatre and Theatre Wit. AboutFaceTheatre.com Athenaeum Theatre — A unique performance complex dating back to 1911 where, based on the iconic children’s books, the Emerald City Theatre is performing Corduroy through April 20. Also, check out Graham Nash in concert March 17 and the Lakeview Orchestra’s Rite of Spring performance March 19. 2936 N. Southport. AthenaeumTheatre.org
Eclectic Full Contact Theatre — Focusing on projects that tend to be wideranging in scope, subject and style, Eclectic educates and entertains by allowing “access to the man behind the curtain.” Performances at the Athenaeum Theatre. 2936 N. Southport. Eclectic-Theatre.com Music Box Theatre — This historic movie theater was built in 1929 and has been operating continuously as an art-house and repertory cinema since the early 1980s. Check out the Don’t Rest on Your Laurel and Hardy: The Films of Harmony Korine showcase all week long. 3733 N. Southport. MusicBoxTheatre.com Otherworld Theatre — Fans of science fiction and fantasy can unite around Otherworld, as this genre is at the core of everything they do. Check out Fight Quest V: A Quest of Thrones at 7 p.m. March 15 and 16 and 5 p.m. March 17 to witness a fantastical Game of Thrones parody. 3914 N. Clark. OtherworldTheatre.org
LAUGH OUT LOUD The Lincoln Lodge, now in its 19th season, is the longest-running independent comedy showcase in the nation. See Rowley Birkin March 15, Arthur Atkinson March 16 and Matteo Lane March 22-23. Performances at Under the Gun Theater. 956 W. Newport. TheLincolnLodge.com The Annoyance Theatre has engaged in showy and outrageous sketch, improv and musical humor seven nights a week for 31 years. Enjoy Anarchy: An Improvised Rock Opera on March 15 at 8:30 p.m. and Fire and Beer based on audience suggestions March 16 at 8 p.m. 851 W. Belmont. TheAnnoyance.com
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At ComedySportz, expect an improvised, energetic, family-friendly battle of wits between two teams competing for audience approval (and some fun adult-oriented shows later in the evening as well). 929 W. Belmont. ComedySportzChicago.com
Shattered Globe — Launched in a small storefront back in 1991, Shattered Globe, winner of an impressive 42 Jeff Awards, is focused on ensemble-based storytelling in intimate spaces. Next on stage is Hannah and Martin, running April 11May 25 at Theatre Wit. 1229 W. Belmont. SGTheatre.org Storytown — Using suggestions from children in the audience (who also help design the set and props), Storytown will take your family on an interactive, improvised adventure starring everything from dinosaurs and superheroes to princesses. Performed Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. at Stage 773. 1225 W. Belmont. StorytownImprov.com Theater Wit — Considered a “theater company within a building, within a community, within a world,” Theater Wit, with its three spaces, serves as a hub of the Chicago neighborhood theater scene, producing and hosting humorous, intelligent and challenging plays. Check out Sean Masterson’s Timeless Magic March 16-April 27 and Admissions, a sharp, funny, devastatingly blunt satire March 21-May 12. 1229 W. Belmont. TheaterWit.org TimeLine Theatre Company — Offering a dynamic mix of new and classic plays, TimeLine invites you to explore stories inspired by history. Through March 17, catch Cardboard Piano, a powerful story of love, loss and the power of faith. 615 W. Wellington. TimelineTheatre.com Other members of the Belmont Theatre District include American Blues Theater, Bluebird Arts, Chicago Theater Works, Genesis Theatricals, Kokandy Productions, Laugh Factory, The Playground Theater, Promethean Theatre Ensemble, Remy Bumppo Theatre Company, Saint Sebastian Players, Stage 773 and Trickery Chicago.
Blue Man Group is acclaimed, thoughtprovoking, interactive performance art consisting of three blue men drumming, dancing, painting and catching marshmallows in their mouths — plus plenty of new material. A form of entertainment that defies categorization and appeals to all ages. 3133 N. Halsted at the Briar Street Theatre. BlueMan.com
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