One of the largest used bookstores in Chicago, Myopic's three levels include a mezzanine section with reading nooks overlooking the main floor and a basement with floor-to-ceiling shelving. Read more.
The menu is packed with affordably priced appetizers like gyoza and spring rolls, and a host of and noodle soups, bowls and curries. Read more.
Before you go to the store, go to the Website. It's awesome. Seriously fun. Read more.
"With kindly, theater-loving owners and great Polish beer at the bar, the Chopin is a composer of merit." --Chris Jones, Tribune. Read more.
The brick-and-mortar arm of an online operation, the store specializes in older jazz, blues, soul, and Latin music, as well as oddball soundtracks from Europe and Asia, in both LP and CD formats. Read more.
Vintage clothing with a 80s edge and a 90s vibe. Buy online if you wish, but going to the store is much more exciting experience. Read more.
With the feel of a rehearsal room/basement, the club's sound system and layout are prime for music lovers. Read more.
Look for options like three-apple brioche French toast and Black Forest pancakes. Egg dishes--in massive portions--are also popular choices. Read more.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday–Wednesday. Closed Thursdays and major holidays. Read more.
When the sun is rising in the east, this is a great vantage point to snap a photo of the skyline. Just don't make too big of a deal about it - security keeps a close eye on shutterbugs. Read more.
