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The holiday pop-up is super detailed, like stepping into a movie set. Tried the eggnog espresso martini&mdash;creative and strong. No cover charge is a nice touch.

Huge portions here. Got the burger and couldn&#39;t finish it. Fries filled the whole basket. Had to get a box to go. Good for a quick, filling lunch.

The Animal Tots are a must-try! The place has a really great vibe, especially before games at the United Center.

Stopped by for the French Onion Burger. That bun was so fluffy, and the caramelized onions were sweet and savory. The garlic aioli really tied it all together. Fries were thin and crispy, just how I like them. Solid spot for a burger craving!

The warehouse vibe is so cool, especially the big shared tables. Came here with a few friends and just hung out for hours. Perfect for a casual night.

Love the vibe here. It&#39;s a classic neighborhood bar with a great craft beer list. The energy is lively, perfect after a day downtown. A solid spot if you&#39;re near Union Station.

While the food was decent, the real highlight of this place is the breathtaking view. It&#39;s a great spot to enjoy drinks with friends.

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The burger here is solid. Juicy patty, decent bun, the works. It&rsquo;s a straightforward, filling bite. I&rsquo;d grab one again before heading out for the evening.

The main dishes are always cooked perfectly, which I really appreciate. But I&#39;ve noticed the sides can be a bit hit or miss. The Greek potatoes sometimes lack that fresh herb flavor, and the rice pilaf&#39;s texture varies. Focusing on the protein quality keeps me coming back though.

Sat at the bar. The bartender was really welcoming, knew his stuff. He suggested the escargot&mdash;first time trying it. It was buttery, well-seasoned, not what I expected. A nice surprise.

Server was super friendly and kept our drinks topped up. Loved that they brought extra napkins and wet wipes for the ribs without us even asking! That little touch made a messy meal way more relaxed.

The spinach artichoke dip was solid, and that chocolate martini hit the spot. Good vibes with the live music.

We always get the Peking duck when we&rsquo;re here. It&rsquo;s a lot of food for the price, good for sharing with a few people. The pancakes and sauce are solid.

The cornbread here is so good. It&#39;s moist, with a nice layer of melted butter on top. I always end up ordering an extra piece to take home.

Nice spot for a drink in the West Loop. They make their own spirits here, which is pretty cool. The bar itself is clean and feels comfortable. I had the Asahi on draft, which was a solid choice. Prices seemed decent across the board.

Came for the game, stayed for trivia. The separate room for that was smart. French dip was solid, and Nikki at the bar was on top of things.

A decent spot to catch a Wildcats game. The decor gives off a strong Lexington vibe, which is pretty nice. The wings were fine, though the fries could have been a bit hotter.

The fried pickles were a solid start. The chili had decent flavor, too. The Thanksgiving sandwich was already gone by early evening, which was a bit of a letdown. Seems to be a popular choice on Saturdays.

Been coming here for years, and the Sloppy Joe is the reason. It&#39;s always huge and packed with that same messy, savory flavor. Never disappoints. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Mother Hubbard&#39;s was beyond exceptional!  It was Covid season and very limited seating.  Thank goodness we called ahead and were asked if we wanted to reserve a table.  Jason was VERY accommodating with not only our drinks, but went above and beyond to be sure we knew our way back to our hotel and called an Uber vs walking the few blocks back to our hotel as we weren&#39;t from town and didn&#39;t know the area.  It was close to the best service we&#39;d ever received on a short vacation. We will definitely go there again for games while in Chicago.

The Reuben egg rolls were a fun twist on a classic. Chicago dog was solid, just what you want with a cold beer. Good spot for a casual bite.

Came in for the big game. Place was packed but service kept up. Mimosas were good, brunch was solid. A bit loud but expected for a game day.

The string lights on the patio are just right. They had the heat lamps on for us, which was a nice touch on a chilly night. Felt cozy and warm out there.

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