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Chicago Strong When this latest crisis abates, the Windy City will be here to welcome you back From a legendary fire that leveled almost the entire city to a massive recession that turned the global economy on its head, Chicago has seen all kinds of disasters over the years. And as varied as these situations have been, one thing has remained constant through them all – the city has always united in its resolve to come back stronger than ever. So as serious as the current COVID-19 pandemic is, and as different as it is from the crises of the past, the fact remains that Chicago has a long, impressive track record of bouncing back. The spirit of pulling together and working hard to get our cultural offerings, dining scene and hospitality industry back to their world-

class stature is hardwired into the DNA of this proud Midwestern city. We’ve done it before, and we’ll do it again. Make no mistake – while Chicago may be largely shuttered right now (though you’ll find a number of great social-distancing-compliant options in these pages), this is but a temporary state of affairs. Come back and visit when this crisis has passed, and our hotels, museums, restaurants, shops, clubs and theaters will all be ready to roll out the welcome mat and show you just what this city is all about. Remember, we’re all in this together.

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The flagship department store that occupies this block of State Street may now be Macy’s, but longtime Chicagoans will always think of it as Marshall Field & Company. From the holiday windows to the historic dining room known as the Walnut Room, there are plenty of touchstones from the past here, but none are more significant – nor more widely seen on any given day – than the trademark clock at the corner of State and Randolph. 111 N. State

Picasso sculpture The city’s great art museums may be closed during the coronavirus shutdown, but there’s plenty of public art to observe and interact with throughout the city. One of the most famous pieces, of course, is this untitled work from 1967 by Pablo Picasso, which stands in Daley Plaza and has gone from much-debated (and derided) curiosity at the time of its dedication to much-beloved city landmark today. 50 W. Washington

This iconic 1920 skyscraper perched on the bank of the Chicago River is the gateway to the Magnificent Mile and one of the most recognizable buildings in the city. While the eponymous chewing gum company may no longer call this site home, its famous clock still serves as one of the city’s favorite civic timepieces. 400 N. Michigan

Greetings from Chicago mural

A nice postcard can be a great reminder of a trip, but it’s so hard to find one in a gift shop that actually includes a shot of yourself in the scene. This isn’t a problem in the city’s Logan Square neighborhood, however, where this delightful wall perfectly captures the look and feel of a nostalgic wish-you-were-here greeting – one you can actually be a part of! 2226 N. Milwaukee

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Until the doors to this world-famous art museum reopen to visitors, there’s nothing wrong with taking a tour of the outside of the historic building (originally built for the Columbian Expedition of 1893), which of course has to include a stop at the iconic lion statues that guard the main entrance. They may not be wearing the classic Christmas wreaths that adorn their necks during the holiday season, but they’re a sight to behold any time of the year. 111 S. Michigan

Hebru Brantley murals Here’s a great way to spend a social distancing day in Chicago – roam the city in search of Flyboy, the signature artistic creation of artist Hebru Brantley. Not only will you discover Chicago street art at its finest, you’ll also wind up with a mini tour of some of the city’s most distinctive neighborhoods – from Rogers Park to West Town to Logan Square. 1400 W. Randolph, 2019 N. Mendell, 1640 N. Damen, 1800 W. Pratt, 4717 N. Clifton, 4640 N. Lincoln

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Historic Water Tower North Michigan Avenue may be largely abandoned right now, but it was actually a different crisis that emptied this section of the city almost 150 years ago. The Great Chicago Fire destroyed more than three square miles of the city, but this historic structure was among the handful of buildings to survive – and the only one still standing in 2020. 806 N. Michigan

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Major League Baseball may be on hold until at least mid-May, but you can still visit one of the game’s defining historic parks. From the Harry Carey statue to the famous marquee, the Friendly Confines is more than just the home of the Chicago Cubs – it’s a civic landmark and a connection back to baseball’s earliest days. 1060 W. Addison

Site of Fort Dearborn

As you stand near the corner of Michigan and Wacker these days, it may be eerie to observe the absence of pedestrian and vehicular traffic on what is generally one of Chicago’s busiest intersections. But you’ll actually be experiencing something closer to the serenity of the days when Fort Dearborn stood here as the first permanent structure in the city. Michigan and Wacker

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Chicago has iconic landmarks all over town – the kind of wellknown places and buildings that have come to instantly identify the city to anyone who sees them. And on State Street (“that Great Street”), few sights are more photographed or admired than the soaring marquee of this historic showplace, where even when the stage is alive and the 3,600 seats are packed, it’s the sign outside that still seems to own the spotlight. 175 N. State

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These two 17-foot-tall bronze equestrian statues act as gatekeepers to the city’s downtown from the east and the lakefront from the west. Best of all, these proud Native American warriors apparently had the foresight to socially distance themselves from each other long before that became a thing. Ida B. Wells and Michigan

The Cuban-themed Flamingo Rum Club may be temporarily closed, but one of its most Instagrammed features is still available for selfies and a general reminder that whimsy still exists in this world. The giant mural of proud flamingos on the restaurant’s outer wall may make you think you’ve taken a wrong turn and somehow wound up in sunny Miami. 601 N. Wells Get the app keychicago

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Offering the “local experience” since 1969, Gray Line Chicago sightseeing bus tours allow you to take in all the must-see attractions, impressive sights and charming neighborhoods, as well as learn about the city’s rich history from friendly, insightful guides who average better than 10 years of experience. Check out the Best of Chicago — Grand Tour for a comprehensive excursion covering everything this great city has to offer: architecture, beautiful parks, skyscrapers, lakefront, churches, museums, sports stadiums, neighborhoods and more. Tours depart from Michigan & Monroe. 312-251-3100. GraylineChicago.com Had enough sitting or walking while taking in all the sights? Try something new and let a segway — the fun, self-balancing machines — do the work for you, and then rely on Absolutely Chicago Segway to lead you on a fun, unique tour that covers the lakefront and museums, art and architecture, or even the city’s gangster or haunted past. 312-552-5100. ChicagoSegways.com

TILT OUT OVER THE CITY If you’re looking for a unique view from the north end of Michigan Avenue, offering ideal vantage points of Lincoln Park, Lake Shore Drive, Navy Pier and the lakefront, head to the 360 Chicago observation deck perched 1,000 feet above the Magnificent Mile in the John Hancock Building. There are plenty of learning opportunities as well. It’s also home to TILT, Chicago’s highest thrill ride, an enclosed moving platform that tilts you out over the city from the 94th floor. 875 N. Michigan Ave., 94th floor. 888-875-8439. 360Chicago.com

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Have you ever been 1,353 feet above ground? Without a plane involved? Well, you can at The Skydeck Chicago atop the iconic Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower), which happens to be the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. From this famous perch, you can see four different states on a clear day. Make sure to save time to test your will with a stroll out on “The Ledge,” where glass bays extend out four feet from the Skydeck to provide a truly unique view of the city. 233 S. Wacker Dr., with the Skydeck entrance on Franklin. 312-875-9696. TheSkydeck.com

Check out Chicago Helicopter Experience for a unique city adventure, ranging from the daytime City Sights Experience to seeing Chicago sparkle from the night sky on the City Lights Experience, or the date-night package that includes a romantic flight over the city and a $100 gift certificate to one of Vertiport’s restaurant partners. Either way, you’ll get a unique vantage point of Chicago’s iconic landmarks, skyline and lakefront. Looking to entertain clients? The state-of-the-art amenities include a 30,000 square-foot hangar and fully equipped conference room and executive lounge. 1339 S. Wood Street. 312-967-8687. ChicagoHelicopterExperience.com

Chicago Detours

Offering fun and educational guided walking and bus tours of Chicago architecture, history and culture, Chicago Detours (and its five-star ratings on Yelp and TripAdvisor) takes aim at much more than just the highlights, exploring stories and places that many locals don’t even know. Their 1893 World’s Fair Tour with Bars digs into how and why the World’s Columbian Exposition still captures our imagination more than 125 years later. 312-350-1131. ChicagoDetours.com Get the app keychicago

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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 than jumping aboard Chicago Crime Tours’ luxury, climate-controlled bus. Explore a host of historic crime scenes like Holy Name Cathedral, the Biograph Theatre and the site of the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, and get insights on the famous names like Capone, Dillinger, The Untouchables, Frank “The Enforcer” and so many more. 312-888-6224. ChicagoCrimeTours.com

TASTEBUD TOURS This tour company — with offerings in New Orleans and San Francisco as well — offers up four different tours, all of which are sure whet the appetite. On their Chicago Walking Food Tour, you’ll experience movie sites (Blues Brothers, High Fidelity, The Dark Knight, etc.) and landmarks like Macy’s, the Art Institute and more, all while chowing down at reputable eateries like The Berghoff, Pizano’s Pizza, Fannie Mae Chocolates and more. TastebudTours.com

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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 CAC offers some 85 different options for discovering the city, with topics ranging from Historic Neighborhoods and Evolving Chicago to Art Deco Skyscrapers, Chicago’s Amazing Fair of 1893 and Parks and Public Spaces. Led by volunteer docents with a passion for all things Chicago, you can expect an informative, entertaining dose of city architecture and history, as well as opportunities for some stellar photo opportunities. And don’t forget to save time to swing by their sparkling new 20,000-square-foot space overlooking the river. It’s full of programs, exhibits and the starting point for a lot of tours. 111 E. Wacker Dr. 312-922-3432. Architecture.org

With a mission to “awaken the creative spirit and inner child in everyone,” Dylan’s Candy Bar make it a point to surround its customers with not only the most imaginative, tasty décor your eyes have ever seen (think Willy Wonka’s factory), but also the largest selection of candies and candy-related gifts from around the globe. Treat everyone’s sweet tooth at this museum of candy. 663 N. Michigan Ave. 312-702-2247. DylansCandyBar.com

10Pin Bowling Lounge combines America’s favorite participation sport with a hip, upscale environment. The 20,000-square-foot space, across from the House of Blues in Marina City, is furnished with plush sofas and lane-side tables. A total of 24 lanes are topped by eight HD video screens. All food, like specialty pizzas and Southern fried chicken, is served in small-plate portions to encourage sharing amongst family members. Wash it down with a craft beer or signature martini from one of the two lounges. FYI — while familyfriendly, you must be 21 years old to enter after 8 p.m. 330 N. State. 312-481-6727. 10pinchicago.com

For families looking for an escape to let the kids burn off some energy, all with an incredible backdrop of downtown, you can’t go wrong with a few hours spent at Maggie Daley Park, which is conveniently connected to Millennium Park by way of a bridge over Columbus Drive. Check out the sprawling three-acre Play Garden, which features an assortment of custom-designed slides, climbing structures and sculptures (as well as an enchanted forest). Or hurry, before it closes mid-month, to enjoy some skating on the unique ribbon of ice that winds through a rolling landscape to provide a truly unique experience. 337 E. Randolph. 312-552-3000. MaggieDaleyPark.com

TIME FOR PIZZA If you’re looking for some of the best deep-dish pizza in a town that knows a thing or two about pizza, Gino’s East has a 50year history and national reputation to lean on. Their deep-dish creations are constructed in seasoned cast iron pans until the crust is golden and flaky. At the River North location (500 N. LaSalle), they also brew their own craft beer and host comedy shows six nights a week in the third-floor Comedy Bar. Check out weekday happy hours and daily lunch specials as well. Gino’s East has four Chicago locations at 500 N. LaSalle, 162 E. Superior, 521 S. Dearborn and 2801 N. Lincoln. GinosEast.com Get the app keychicago

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The Chicago History Museum, located just north of downtown in the Old Town neighborhood, offers a number of exhibits, programs and tours highlighting everything from the history of blues music to Abraham Lincoln’s impact on Chicago and facing freedom across the country. In the Chicago: Crossroads of America exhibit, visitors can admire the fashions in a Marshall Field’s store window, swing into a jazz club, hop aboard a historic L train car and further explore the city’s vast history and impact on the world through a series of galleries with interactive features and multimedia presentations. 1601 N. Clark. ChicagoHistory.org

Museum of Science and Industry Chicago’s world-renowned Museum of Science and Industry offers a plethora of vibrant learning opportunities about spacewalks, the science of storms and German submarines from WWII. A fun recent addition is Wired to Wear, an 8,000-square-foot exhibit that highlights how wearable technology — smart clothing and devices that are designed to expand the capabilities of the human body and make us safer, stronger and healthier — is redefining what we previously believed was humanly possible. Featuring more than 100 inventions from brands, artists, designers and engineers hailing from 15 countries, this exciting exhibit represents many of the most innovative ideas from this emerging field. This exhibition is not included in museum entry, and requires an additional, timed-entry ticket. 5700 S. Lake Shore Dr. MSIChicago.org

Chicago Sports Museum Also, be sure to check out the various simulations and interactive exhibits using body-tracking technology that allow you to shoot free throws as Scottie Pippen or defending the goal against Patrick Kane. Insider’s tip: Guests of Harry Caray’s 7th Inning Stretch receive complimentary admission with minimum purchase ($10 adults, $8 students, $6 children and seniors). Water Tower Place, seventh floor. 835 N. Michigan Ave. ChicagoSportsMuseum.com

TO THE MOON AND BACK The Adler Planetarium, with its interactive exhibits and historical and scientific knowledge, is a great way to spend a day. The Adler’s sky show, Imagine the Moon, explores how and why the moon has been a source of wonder for all of human history. The show is included with the Planetarium’s all-access pass. 1300 S. Lake Shore. AdlerPlanetarium.org

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Owned by the Harry Caray Restaurant Group, this is an 23,000-square-foot memorabilia mecca for fans of Chicago’s major sports teams. See the ball Michael Jordan shot to ice the Bulls’ sixth title in 1998 or the cleats Kris Bryant wore in game 7 of the World Series. Test yourself with trivia, unlock some of sports greatest mysteries, learn how to throw a curveball from former pitchers or call a baseball game from a replica booth.

You can honestly lose an entire day at the Art Institute of Chicago. Multiple days, really, if you have the time. The museum is just that impressive. Step back in time and immerse yourself in the spiritual, domestic, and chivalric worlds of the Middle Ages and Renaissance in the The Deering Family Galleries of Medieval and Renaissance Art, Arms and Armor exhibit. Examine nearly 700 objects from the museum’s impressive collection of art from 1200-1600 including jewelry, altar pieces and more armor and weapons than a Game of Thrones episode. 111 S. Michigan. ArtIC.edu Get the app keychicago

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The most popular attraction in the Midwest, Navy Pier draws nearly nine million annual guests to its 50 acres of unparalleled attractions, restaurants, boat docks and family-friendly opportunities. 600 E. Grand. NavyPier.org Don’t leave without a ride on the iconic Centennial Wheel, which soars 200 feet above the ground and offers enclosed gondolas and 360-degree city views. The Chicago Children’s Museum is a great way to entertain the little ones. Inside this energyfilled, expansive museum, kids can dig for dinosaur bones, manage a grocery store, test their building skills or alter the course of a river. 600 E. Grand. ChicagoChildrensMuseum.org From March 18-22, check out the annual Chicago Flower & Garden Show, which aims to inspire, educate and motivate the next generation of gardener with life-sized gardens, how-to workshops and instructional seminars for the whole family. ChicagoFlower.com

An exciting new addition to Navy Pier last year was Offshore, the largest rooftop venue in the entire nation. This stylish 36,000-square-foot all-season hotspot offers a splendid panoramic view of the skyline and Lake Michigan, as well as a radiant bar and impressive culinary team. 312-535-6660. DrinkOffShore.com Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. (right) offers a delectable seafood-filled menu and stellar happy hour. 312-252-4867. BubbaGump.com There are three Harry Caray’s restaurants in town, and the Navy Pier location has a fun, casual sports bar vibe. Save time to check out the memorabilia-filled walls. 312-527-9700. HarryCarays.com

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The Shops at North Bridge

Sprawling six blocks of the Magnificent Mile, The Shops at North Bridge is a dynamic fourlevel 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 and amenities from the first-level concierge desk include same-day delivery service to your hotel for just $5, parking validations with a minimum $10 purchase, multilingual staff, tourist information, guidebooks to Chicago and much more. Insider tip: Stop by the concierge desk to check on current store sales as well. 520 N. Michigan Ave, 312-327-2300. TheShopsAtNorthBridge.com

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A mecca for everything girl, American Girl Place is more than a store full of dolls, clothes and accessories based on the popular book series. Shoppers can start, take a break or end the day with a meal or tea in the café, and stylists are on hand to freshen your daughter’s or doll’s hair (or nails) in the salon. Ear piercing or spa treatment? Yep, those too. Special packages and party options are available, in addition to regular in-store events that make the day extra special. 835 N. Michigan. 877-247-5223. AmericanGirl.com

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Located at the pinnacle of Chicago’s famed Magnificent Mile, inside you’ll find a high-energy shopping experience — and one of the best collections of stores anywhere. It’s a staggering 758,000 square feet worth of shopping mall, hotel, theater and condominiums. Enjoy perusing the sales at Macy’s, Abercrombie Kids, Aeropostale, ALDO, LEGO, American Girl, Sephora and more. And when the hunger pains hit, you don’t need to walk outside to indulge in a variety of dining options ranging from snacks and coffee shops to full meals. You just need to check out the Foodlife food hall. In need of assistance? Water Tower Place offers a variety of services and amenities — from free wifi to stroller rentals — to ensure the best, most-efficient shopping experience possible. 835 N. Michigan Ave. 312-440-3580. ShopWaterTower.com

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UNDER ARMOUR A seriously busy spot for activewear on the Mag Mile is the Under Armour Brand House, boasting 25,000 square feet of shopping and interactive fun. Check out the very latest — and best — UA innovations and gear, hometown exclusives, an interactive Optojump experience and most likely the largest jumbotron you’ve ever seen (705 square feet). 600 N. Michigan. 312-690-5094. UnderArmour.com

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MAC is the world’s leading professional makeup authority because of the company’s unrivaled expertise in makeup artistry. From makeup and skincare to brushes, tools and even fragrances, MAC makes it easy to look — and feel — your best. Looking for a headturning look, a trendsetting color or the perfect foundation? Whatever’s on your mind, MAC’s professional artists are on hand to help. Seven Chicago locations, including The Shops at North Bridge (540 N. Michigan Ave.) and in the 900 Shops at 900 N. Michigan Ave. 312-595-0952. MacCosmetics.com

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Good eats around town 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m., featuring 22 different dishes for just $13. Perfect way to sample a bit of everything. 899 S Plymouth Ct. 312-362-9999. CurryHouseOnline.com

Russian Tea Time

Bellwether Located in the heart of Streeterville, this stylish, upscale bar and restaurant serves up modern American cuisine with an international flair, a lively late-night scene and three 150inch TV screens to keep up on the latest in the sports world. Off the menu, check out the fresh ceviche with shrimp, red snapper and mango pico de gallo as an appetizer and the rack of lamb, flatbread pizza or lobster ravioli for dinner. Insider’s tip: It’s a great spot for a late-night bite to eat, as the kitchen is open till 3 a.m. every night of the week. Take 10% off your bill with the ad on page 31. 302 E. Illinois. 312-222-1800. BellwetherChicago.com

Head to newly remodeled Russian Tea Time in the heart of the Loop to experience an elegant, woodaccented restaurant filled with warm atmosphere, delicious food and excellent service. They boast a variety of classic dishes from the diverse regions of Russia, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Don’t forget to step in out of the cold for their relaxing afternoon tea service that includes sweet and savory assortments along with soothing house-blended tea every day from 2-4:30 p.m. 77 E. Adams. 312-360-0000. RussianTeaTime.com

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Head to this South Loop gem for some of the best IndianNepalese cuisine in Chicago in an elegant, relaxed setting. Recommended: the lamb mimosas with tamarind and mint cilantro chutney or the flavorful chicken tikka over a bed of rice. Or swing by for their great lunch buffet from Described as “a hybrid of sincere respect for what family dining rooms used to be,” this old-school diner and delicatessen knows a thing or two about what putting a plateful of scrumptious, rib-sticking food in front of you can do for the soul. Classic deli sandwiches stacked tall, decadent burgers and melts, and loaded breakfast favorites highlight the menu. One of our favorites is Rubin’s reuben, an open-faced corned beef or pastrami sandwich with Swiss, sauerkraut and thousand island dressing with fries. And don’t’ forget the thick chocolate malt, served in the tin. 1112 S. Wabash St. 312-212-1112. ElevenCityDiner.com Get the app keychicago

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Good eats around town Harry Caray’s

Any of the beloved former Cubs announcer’s three Chicago establishments are prime spots to dine with the family while you’re in town. The River North location, home to some reputable aged prime steaks and hearty Italian dishes, has a lively bar area, comfortable dining room, arguably the best chicken vesuvio in the city and a great children’s menu. Insider’s tip: Save plenty of time to enjoy the memorabilia-filled walls. 33 W. Kinzie, with other locations on Navy Pier and at 835 N. Michigan Ave. 312-828-0966. HarryCarays.com

Texas de Brazil

The traditional “churrasco way” of cooking and their presentation — a plentiful assortment of seasoned beef, lamb, pork, chicken and Brazilian sausage cooked over a wood charcoal grill, then skewered and served tableside — is overwhelming to the senses. Making this restaurant chain even more enticing is the solid 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

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Nepal House Nepal House, located in the South Loop near Grant Park, McCormick Place and the Museum Campus, owns a stellar reputation for its traditional Nepali and Indian cuisine. The standout chicken and lamb dishes, which are roasted in a clay oven until tender, are difficult to overlook, but the menu has several vegetable dishes and tempting salads as well. Order the chef’s special tandoori platter as an appetizer for the table. 1301 S. Michigan. 312-922-0601. NepalHouseOnline.com Get the app keychicago

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Asian options abound 1 Star of Siam may be located just steps from the hustle and bustle of Michigan Avenue, but it’s relaxing atmosphere can make it feel like a world away. Authentic, affordable Thai dishes and a modern, open dining room make it perfect for a quick business lunch, break from shopping or a casual group dinner. Try the curry fried rice, pad Thai or pepper steak. 11 E. Illinois. 312-670-0100. StarOfSiamChicago.com

2 Traditional Thai décor and platform seating sets the mood for a delicious feast of pad Thai, lard nar or spicy beef curry at Dao. A charming, quick spot if you’re looking for a flavorful Thai meal in between shopping or sightseeing. Off the menu, check out the chuchee salmon, consisting of baked salmon with a curry sauce, peanut sauce and fresh vegetables. 230 E. Ohio. 312-337-0000. DaoThai.com

3 Behind a creative, women-led team, the highly anticipated Yugen launched in late 2018 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 Kai-sho, an informal izakaya. 652 W. Randolph St. (312) 265-1008. YugenChicago.com

SILVER SPOON Located in the trendy Gold Coast, Silver Spoon’s Zagat-rated Thai fare is both traditional and adventurous. A light, tasty option perfect for lunch is their banana blossom salad with banana blossom, shrimp, chicken, cilantro, coconut milk and lime dressing topped with shallots. Or go with a stir-fry combination or Thai curry dish loaded with spices. 710 N. Rush. 312-944-7100. SilverSpoonChicago.com

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happy hour from 3-6 p.m. and enjoy $5 select beer, wine and cocktails. 400 N. Wells. 312-822-0191. KinzieChopHouse.com

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A quality local tradition since 1963, when the owner traded in his Oldsmobile to open the first Connie’s on Chicago’s south side. Offering an assortment of salads, sandwiches and pastas from longstanding family recipes, it’s the authentic wood-fired and classic deep-dish pizzas cooked to a perfect crisp that have earned Connie’s stellar reputation. Just minutes from the Loop and Soldier Field, with a second location in McCormick Place. 2373 S. Archer Ave. 312-Connies. ConniesPizza.com

Kinzie Chophouse

The recently renovated Kinzie Chophouse, nestled in the River North neighborhood and just steps from the Merchandise Mart and the Chicago River, has been delivering locals and visitors some of the best steak, homemade pasta and seasonal seafood dishes the city has to offer for nearly three decades. Enjoy a lively bar area, award-winning wine list (with more than 650 bottled selections) and cozy dining room. From the menu, try the crab cakes, house-smoked salmon fettuccine or bone-in filet with a lobster tail or seared scallop addition. Insider’s tip: Check out their weekday

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Marchesa

With an elegant dining room inspired by the Guggenheim in Venice and a French and classic Continental menu created by renowned Chicago chef Didier Durand, Marchesa is a stunning culinary work of art in River North. You can’t go wrong with the lobster bisque, roasted rack of lamb with squash risotto, or the scallops with gnocchi. Save room to share a dessert of crème brülée or tiramisu. 535 N. Wells. 312-527-9535. MarchesaChicago.com

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An ideal spot for happy hour, dinner or a late-evening cocktail, Victory Tap is where to indulge in some old-school Italian cooking and personalized pizzas in an upscale tavern atmosphere. Featured dish: Thee famous Joe’s Mama’s meatballs will delight your palate, as will the homemade agnolotti pasta. Little tip to help the pocketbook: Happy hour deals start early, running 3-6 p.m. 1416 S. Michigan. 312-496-3862. VictoryTapChicago.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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