Anonymous
06/05/2022 20:26
Subject: Milwaukee/Chicago restaurants
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Re Bayless — if you’re going in or out of O’Hare, it’s worth knowing he’s got a (good) sandwich place there. I’ve been to Xoco and Topolobampa in the past 5? years which leaves me thinking Frontera Grill is probably my sweet spot but at this point that’s more my memory (from the early days) than a real time comparison. Compare menus and choose that way.
Food halls in Chicago can be fun (e.g. Revival) and my kid also loved Eataly.
The Bayless sandwiches we got while flying through OHare 10 years ago is one of my to five food memories. Mind was some sort of spicy brisket. So good
We're driving but I'll be on the lookout!
Anonymous
06/05/2022 18:50
Subject: Milwaukee/Chicago restaurants
Anonymous wrote:Re Bayless — if you’re going in or out of O’Hare, it’s worth knowing he’s got a (good) sandwich place there. I’ve been to Xoco and Topolobampa in the past 5? years which leaves me thinking Frontera Grill is probably my sweet spot but at this point that’s more my memory (from the early days) than a real time comparison. Compare menus and choose that way.
Food halls in Chicago can be fun (e.g. Revival) and my kid also loved Eataly.
The Bayless sandwiches we got while flying through OHare 10 years ago is one of my to five food memories. Mind was some sort of spicy brisket. So good
Anonymous
06/05/2022 11:00
Subject: Milwaukee/Chicago restaurants
Re Bayless — if you’re going in or out of O’Hare, it’s worth knowing he’s got a (good) sandwich place there. I’ve been to Xoco and Topolobampa in the past 5? years which leaves me thinking Frontera Grill is probably my sweet spot but at this point that’s more my memory (from the early days) than a real time comparison. Compare menus and choose that way.
Food halls in Chicago can be fun (e.g. Revival) and my kid also loved Eataly.
Food halls in Chicago can be fun (e.g. Revival) and my kid also loved Eataly.
Anonymous
06/05/2022 09:34
Subject: Re:Milwaukee/Chicago restaurants
Try Maders in Milwaukee, a famous old style German restaurant. Also the third ward area has lots of restaurants...the benelux Cafe is very casual and has great rooftop seating.
Anonymous
06/05/2022 09:21
Subject: Milwaukee/Chicago restaurants
Kie-Gol-Lanee in Chicago, don’t know much about Milwaukee
Anonymous
06/05/2022 08:32
Subject: Milwaukee/Chicago restaurants
I know about Lou Malnati's/Portillos/Al's Beef but I'm looking for some other things. I'd like to try a Rick Bayless restaurant (which one?) and some other Mexican food. We'll have a fairly adventurous 10 year old with us.
I know nothing about Milwaukee. We will be going to baseball games in both cities so proximity to the fields is helpful but not necessary.
I know nothing about Milwaukee. We will be going to baseball games in both cities so proximity to the fields is helpful but not necessary.