AG Schnozz wrote:
> <snip>
>
>Things to do and eat?
>
>The museums are awesome and the Chicago Art Institute is a
>requirement. The best of the best Monet's are there (in my
>opinion).
>
>If you like pizza, you'll love UNO. It's unique and unlike any
>other UNOs in the country.
>
>
Speaking of pizza, is Gino's on Superior still in business? They serve
deep dish pizza that, if you like deep dish, is great. At least it was
many years ago. I stood in line with my wife for about 45 minutes in
the snow to get in, and it was worth it.
>If you can, a trip to Wrigley field is a wonderful experience.
>(see my gallery from Tuesday night). Ticket prices typically
>range from around $22 to $50. Trust me, get the $50 seats and
>bring your camera. Wrigley is probably the only major league
>ballfield where you've got people watching the game from INSIDE
>the scoreboard. A hoot.
>
>
How 'bout those Blue Jays, AG?
>As far as restaurants are concerned, Chicago is beyond... There
>is no excuse for eating at Perkins or Burger King.
>
>
>
That's the truth. I wonder if Adam's Ribs, of Alan Alda/M.A.S.H. fame
is still around. I haven't been to Chicago in ages, so have no other
specific recommendations, but if I had to choose one of the museums, it
would be the Art Institute. I like the others, but that one is
refreshing to the soul. I saw a Degas exhibit there about 25 years ago
that still moves me.
Earl
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