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Machesney Park Restaurants
Places to eat in Machesney Park, Illinois
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Peggy Kinnane's: The Emerald Isle in Arlington Heights
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Peggy Kinnane's: The Emerald Isle in Arlington Heights
This neighborhood pub serves up authentic Irish food, drink and even atmosphere, with stone, wood and memorabilia straight from Ireland.
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Karl Ratzsch's in Milwaukee Brings German Food to the Midwest.
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Karl Ratzsch's in Milwaukee Brings German Food to the Midwest.
Milwaukee, once a thriving community of German immigrants remains the place for some of the best German food in the country. Karl Ratzsch's tops the list.
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The Medici in Hyde Park: 'Obama Eats Here'
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The Medici in Hyde Park: 'Obama Eats Here'
Once a small art gallery, coffee house and Hippie Haven, The Medici has grown into one of Hyde Park's most popular restaurants.
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The Fish Keg
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The Fish Keg
The Fish Keg is one of Chicago's vanishing staples--the old fish shack. Founded in 1951, customers still flock to this simple brick fry house replete with a slamming screen door. What's not to love about The Fish Keg.
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Johnnie's Beef: an Elmwood Park institution
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Johnnie's Beef: an Elmwood Park institution
A local joint packs patrons in with a mini menu of tasty treats, like juicy beef sandwiches and tangy Italian ices.
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The Historic Heartland Cafe Still Serving Up Food and Politics
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The Historic Heartland Cafe Still Serving Up Food and Politics
The Heartland Cafe was founded on good food and great political debate and has become a local landmark.
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Wonderburger: The name alone sparks the imagination.
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Wonderburger: The name alone sparks the imagination.
A secret sauce tops the Wonderburger makinig it unlike any other hamburger. Founded in 1954, one bite and you'll be hooked and left well, wondering how it is made
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Plymouth Restaurant: three floors of fun
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Plymouth Restaurant: three floors of fun
This downtown destination has a restaurant, rooftop deck and two bars to entertain Chicagoans.
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Pita Inn
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Pita Inn
Stopping at Skokie's Pita Inn restaurant is like traveling to another country. This easy-on-the-pocket favorite for Middle Eastern fare draws people from every culture.
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Shaw's Crab House: Surf and turf done right
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Shaw's Crab House: Surf and turf done right
Fresh seafood, succulent steaks and retro decor keep this jazzy joint popular with Chicagoans.
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