TheWit Hotel’s swank rooftop lounge sports a specialty cocktail menu, a well-curated wine list and Mediterranean small plates. Read more.
Swing by to carve up standard high-end steakhouse selections such as a 16 oz. Delmonico, 23 oz. bone-in ribeye, or a 2 lb. Maine lobster. Read more.
South American cuisine and brightly colored decor will transport you to, well, Carnivale! Try the rum-glazed roast pork or pupusas stuffed with oxtail, cheese, and refried beans.
Fogo de Chao is the best Brazilian Steakhouse in Chicago! Make sure to enjoy the traditional drink of Brazil and order a caprihina or order a bottle if wine from our award winning wine list
Guests can head on up to the 16th-floor rooftop lounge to reward themselves for being so green with a cocktail. Read more.
One of the first prominent hotels constructed after the fire of 1871, the Grand Pacific Hotel was the site where Standard Time was adopted in 1883 and the site of the fraternity convention in 1890.
Before it became apart of the Roosevelt University campus in 1947, the Auditorium Hotel was site of the 1904 fraternity Chicago convention.
In "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (1986), Cameron and Sloan are seen standing in front of Alexander Calder's Flamingo sculpture. Read more.
One of the nation's largest facilities devoted to the art of our time the Museum offers exhibitions of art created since 1945. It boasts a terraced sculpture garden with a great view of Lake Michigan.
The University boasts 85 Nobel Prize winners. Mingle with current & future prize winners at Jimmy's Woodlawn Tap (1172 E. 55th St.) or one of the Hyde Park's many coffee shops and bookstores. Read more.
In addition to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Hall features jazz, pop, chamber & world music concerts. The Hall was initially conceived in the early 1900's & underwent renovation in 1997.
The Museum’s permanent exhibition, Chicago: Crossroads of America, explores the city’s economy, crises, innovation, neighborhoods & entertainment. Features include Abraham Lincoln’s death bed.
The Epsilon Beta Chapter of Delta Delta Delta at Lake Forest College was founded in 2004.
The Delta Zeta Chapter of Delta Delta Delta at Franklin College was founded in 1912.
The Epsilon Gamma Chapter of Delta Delta Delta at Eastern Illinois University was founded in 2004.
The Delta Omicron Chapter of Delta Delta Delta at Indiana University was founded in 1917. Actress Amanda Schull (Center Stage) is a member of this chapter.
The carne asada tacos are finely chopped and as beefy as Fabio, the lomo encebollado (ribeye cooked with onions) savory and sweet from the onions, and the carnitas? The essence of pork heaven. Read more.
Wow, what a great steakhouse. Definitely the place for all of those folks tired of the chains. A bit pricey, but the food definitely proves it's worth. Try the Kobe Filet, perfect.
You can’t go wrong with Mercadito; both the food & drinks are amazing, particularly any of the tacos – if you can get a table. Read more.
Maison's croque madame melds cheese and brioche just so, fried egg yolk pooling on the plate, the sum set off by the salty bite of aged ham ($12). Read more.
On why Jim Messina put the staff Ping-Pong table outside his office, “You have got to have fun things for them to do. Because they will stay longer. They will be happier. They will do cool stuff.” Read more.
We love the muscle repair body treatment here. It makes you feel as good as you look.
Try the carrot-whole-wheat pancakes from our 100 Best list: This cafe's changed the breakfast game with its tender, sweet and maybe (but probably not) healthy pancakes.
Home of the Chi Chapter of Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
This Planetarium was founded in 1930 by Max Adler, who was so impressed by a European machine replicating the night sky that he decided to build one.
Completed in 1925, this 40-story skyscraper is the home of The Chicago Tribune, which printed its first edition in 1847 in a one-room plant.
Built in the late 1860s, these two structures, designed by William Boyington, were among the few buildings to survive the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.
"The Willis Tower used to be known as The Sears Tower. They changed the name after people kept showing up in the lobby trying to buy washing machine and ratchet sets." - Conan O'Brien
