Chicago Places to Eat

[stan]

We are on ouw way to LA from Boston and was looking for a recomendation for the beat place to eat in Chicago between trains for Breakfust or Lunch.

Thanks

Stan

 

[the_traveler]

We are on ouw way to LA from Boston and was looking for a recomendation for the beat place to eat in Chicago between trains for Breakfust or Lunch.

There are many places to eat, but the (very) unofficial place that we like is Giordanos. It is a pizza place with a location only a couple of blocks from CUS!

 

[jim55]

We are on ouw way to LA from Boston and was looking for a recomendation for the beat place to eat in Chicago between trains for Breakfust or Lunch.
Thanks

Stan

Don't overlook the food court at CUS. I walked across the Jackson St bridge over the Chicago river and next to Walgreens(I think it was), at the foot of the Sears tower(,cross the street) was "Paneras" sandwich shop. It is an upgrade from Quizznos and Subway. I did not care for Paneras but it,s popular with a lot of folks. Jim

 

[had8ley]

If you don't want the pizza scene try Mitchell's. It's kitty corner from the Great Hall exit to the station and I have never been disappointed in many years of eating there. The breakfasts are to die for. Sometimes I wish I didn't eat all they served but it was soooo good. They close about 3 p.m. so Giordano's is the next choice.

 

[stan]

If you don't want the pizza scene try Mitchell's. It's kitty corner from the Great Hall exit to the station and I have never been disappointed in many years of eating there. The breakfasts are to die for. Sometimes I wish I didn't eat all they served but it was soooo good. They close about 3 p.m. so Giordano's is the next choice.

Sounds perfect.

We arrived early in ALbany and now just waiting for the New York section.

Stan

 

[the_traveler]

If you don't want the pizza scene try Mitchell's. It's kitty corner from the Great Hall exit to the station and I have never been disappointed in many years of eating there. The breakfasts are to die for. Sometimes I wish I didn't eat all they served but it was soooo good. They close about 3 p.m. so Giordano's is the next choice.

Sounds perfect.

We arrived early in ALbany and now just waiting for the New York section.

Stan

Here are some coupons you may want to use. (One of them is for the Giordano's location on Jackson that was mentioned.)

 

[Guest]

Check out this web-site for restaurants near Union Station in Chicago: www.urbanspoon.com/ps/2/6514/Chicago/Landmarks/Union-Station.html

 

[stan]

If you don't want the pizza scene try Mitchell's. It's kitty corner from the Great Hall exit to the station and I have never been disappointed in many years of eating there. The breakfasts are to die for. Sometimes I wish I didn't eat all they served but it was soooo good. They close about 3 p.m. so Giordano's is the next choice.

Wow! Great place

Only problem was that we ate to much.

Thanks for the tip.

Stan