chasy Posted yesterday at 02:50 PM Posted yesterday at 02:50 PM 23 hours ago, BG318 said: I would have a tough time picking between Lou Malnati and Giordano's. I may have to go back soon and include any other possible contenders. Tough job. Top pic is Lou Malnati. Next two are Giordano's. Bottom one is an English still life I saw at the Chicago Art Institute, which I found funny because it looks like a deep dish. Pequod’s is the real winner. 1
BG318 Posted yesterday at 06:03 PM Author Posted yesterday at 06:03 PM 7 hours ago, chasy said: Pequod’s is the real winner. I walked right by Pequod's and thought about it but there was no more room in my stomach at the moment. It's a must try next trip. The same goes for the more current places like Asador Bastian and Obelix (couldn't get in as a single reservation). I also really want to try Chinatown next time. 1
chasy Posted yesterday at 08:26 PM Posted yesterday at 08:26 PM Doug Psaltis, head chef at Asador, is a generational talent.
BG318 Posted 7 hours ago Author Posted 7 hours ago The menu looks great, and so does the by the glass wines and sherry offerings.
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