Joyce Fong – Chicago Athletic Association Hotel Chicago Chop House One of Chicago’s firsts steakhouses, featuring historic memorabilia and a broad selection of wet and dry-aged steaks including Grade A9 Japanese Waygu Beef, grand porterhouses, and more. Lisa Treacy – Westin Chicago Chicago Cut A chic and modern steakhouse on the Chicago River offering USDA… Read more »
Chicago is no doubt a city filled with a ton of Instagram-worthy photo ops. Spend one day in the city and the photos will rack up as you go from block to block checking out the arts, attractions, architecture, and landmarks. Whether you choose to take a selfie or strike a pose here are some… Read more »
Spend one day in this city and the photos rack up. Around every block lined with towering skyscrapers is something unexpected. Setting the stage for the perfect backdrop, the only thing that could make pictures of Chicago sights and scenery any better is, well, you. Whether you filter or #nofilter, here are the best… Read more »
Whether you are looking to enjoy a jazz combo playing in the background at Tortoise Club or jamming out to Blues at Rosa’s Lounge, our city is sure to bring listening pleasure to your ears.
The Northman is a cider mecca that is sure to please even an experienced cocktail savant. Its extensive array of offerings put Mos Eisley Cantina’s beverage program to shame.
I’m a huge fan of the old school, vintage record store and Wicker Park’s Shuga Records is exactly that and offers a great shopping experience from top to bottom.
Winter is the perfect time to go virtual! There is nothing better than experiencing an event while cozying up on the couch with a blanket and hot chocolate. Our city has so many activities coming up that you can experience in your own home. Grab a computer and get comfortable because here are some events… Read more »
The City of Chicago is very well known for its blistering winds. There is so much wind that people can experience it inside tall buildings. The SkyDeck at Willis Tower and the Observation Deck at Hancock Tower is not just known for the incredible city view. Visitors can feel the buildings swaying back and forth… Read more »
Most people have heard stories or tales about Chicago’s Great Fire that occurred from October 8 until October 10 1871. As many may or may not know, the legend has it that a cow had kicked over a lantern in a barn located on the city’s southwest side, which then started the fire. The owner… Read more »
Winter in Chicago is one of the most beautiful and magical times of year. The steady falling snow over the bright lights of the city make a picture perfect moment. Don’t waste the season by laying in bed every day. The Chicago area is full of fun activities the entire month of January! Drive-In Movie… Read more »
Adaption is one of the biggest things Chicago residents had to learn this year. In these uncertain times, it is crucial to adapt to the changes in the city and throughout the world. Chicago Architecture Center takes this to the next level with their online exhibits. These exhibits give guests the experience of exploring the… Read more »