Visiting New York & Chicago - Where to go?
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Re: Visiting New York & Chicago - Where to go?
seregul wrote:exiledknight wrote:Maxwell street-dogs and sausage
Lou Malnatti's- IMO the best chicago pizza
Stuffed or thin? I'd say Father and Son for thin and Nancy's for stuffed. It's all really good though. I have a Chicago's right around the corner so I usually stick with that. Pretty tasty, and they're open til 5 a.m.
If you're after a Maxwell polish avoid all imitators, the best place is Jim's Original, it's a half block north of Maxwell along the west frontage road of I-90/94. Do not eat them in a confined space. The only time I didn't eat it on the spot and drove with it to another location, I kept it in the trunk.
Thick, for thin I prefer Villa Palermo or Barnaby's, I have never heard of Nancy's I think I may need to check it out. Chicago's is awesome after bar food, nothing beats ordering on the way home and it being right behind you(and it beats the heck out of most alternatives).
As far as Maxwell's didn't even think to point out Jim's, it is just second nature to me after living here for 20 years. Whats with the confined space? I have always ate there on the spot, it has always been after a night out as that's the only time I get out over in that area normally.
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Re: Visiting New York & Chicago - Where to go?
the only thing I know about Chicago is that Harry Dresden takes care of all the supernatural nonsense that occurs there
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Re: Visiting New York & Chicago - Where to go?
exiledknight wrote:seregul wrote:exiledknight wrote:Maxwell street-dogs and sausage
Lou Malnatti's- IMO the best chicago pizza
Stuffed or thin? I'd say Father and Son for thin and Nancy's for stuffed. It's all really good though. I have a Chicago's right around the corner so I usually stick with that. Pretty tasty, and they're open til 5 a.m.
If you're after a Maxwell polish avoid all imitators, the best place is Jim's Original, it's a half block north of Maxwell along the west frontage road of I-90/94. Do not eat them in a confined space. The only time I didn't eat it on the spot and drove with it to another location, I kept it in the trunk.
Thick, for thin I prefer Villa Palermo or Barnaby's, I have never heard of Nancy's I think I may need to check it out. Chicago's is awesome after bar food, nothing beats ordering on the way home and it being right behind you(and it beats the heck out of most alternatives).
As far as Maxwell's didn't even think to point out Jim's, it is just second nature to me after living here for 20 years. Whats with the confined space? I have always ate there on the spot, it has always been after a night out as that's the only time I get out over in that area normally.
Their odor lingers.
Sounds like we may have crossed paths at some point
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