Where to eat in Chicago during Unifieds

<p>I meant I live in Chicago. But I do love it!!! Except for the weather.</p>

<p>Two our our favorites in Chicago are</p>

<p>Ed Debevics which is located on Wells St, about 1.5 miles from Palmer House (short cab ride) has a 50's malt shop theme, menu is burgers as well as family meals like meatloaf etc. Fun atmosphere in which the waiters are rude to you and they have singing performances while you eat. Crowd is encouraged to join in.</p>

<p>Second place to go to is Grand Lux Cafe which is on the corner of Michigan Ave and Ontario about 9/10th of a mile from Palmer House. Excellent menu serving sizes are huge and a wide variety of choices. Can be a bit busy at lunch time, but would be great for a evening dinner or if you have a couple hours between auditions. If you go, ask for a table / booth close to windows to view Mich ave. Also has a great breakfast on weekends</p>

<p>I'll third Ed Debevic's. It's an experience not to be missed. We always bring visitors there. Great shakes and "wets".</p>

<p>Corner Bakery is great for quick bite. Have one at the Field Museum and Union Station in DC. Must be some kind of chain. </p>

<p>I need to save this site for when we return to Chicago. Great recs!</p>