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Rec'd on ⭐ Magical places in downtown chicago

Not necessarily downtown, but a few of my favorites… Publican (bakery but also restaurant) Doma 🍳 Best intentions 🍸 Middlebrow 🍕 Sportsman’s 🍻 Webster’s 🍷 Mothers ruin 🥂 Avondale bowl 🎳 Sugar moon 🥐 The charleston 🍺 Dial M for Modern 🛋️ Garfield park conservatory 🌿 Newberry library 📚 Myopic / Quimbys 📖 Lula cafe 🥕 Hope that helps! If you’re looking for something specific happy to make more specific recs :0)

@bhm

Mar 15, 2024

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These are what came to mind I’ll add more if I think of it… * Luna Bakery (FAVORITE PLACE) * On the Rise Artisan Bakery * Zhug * Amba * Abundance Culinary * Edwin’s * Cordelia * Cloak and Dagger * Doinks Burger Joint * Lucky’s Cafe * Juneberry Table * Larchmere Street (check out Batuqui Brazilian) * Go thrifting and antiquing in Lakewood * Cedar Fairmount * Coventry Village * Botanical garden * Shaker Square Farmer’s Market if you’re there on a weekend go get the best fruit of your LIFE * Cedar Lee Theater * West Side Market * The metroparks! * See a show at the Blossom Music Center or Cain Park

@taterhole

Feb 27, 2025

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i love this question

food recs include grand pied for breakfast, balkan treat box for lunch (has been listed as one of the best restaurants in the country), tamm ave bar/nomad for burger + beer, and milagro azteca for casual mexican food/margs. sado or lucky accomplice are good for a nicer dinner. bars include venice cafe (drinks are meh tbh but vibes are great), the vandy, or golden hoosier. if you're into beer, side project in maplewood has some crazy stuff and there are some cute local shops on the same strip. clementine's is maybe the best ice cream ever and if you go you have to get their gooey butter cake flavor i second the zoo/art museum recs, followed by a walk in forest park. city museum is also fun, or the botanical garden. tower grove or soulard farmers market are a nice weekend activity

@mem2338

Jul 13, 2024

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small but mighty

Minneapolis definitely punches above its weight (especially when you add in St. Paul). Here are some of my faves in various categories: Non-fancy eats: - Wrecktangle Pizza (best pizza in mpls imo) - Francis Burger Joint (bomb plant-based food) - Nicos tacos (solid drinks and Mexican food) - Boludo (good Argentinian-style pizza) - French Meadow (great large and reliable selection of reasonably priced food and one of the first organic restaurants from back in the day) More expensive eats (might be hard to get into these without a reservation, but if you go on the earlier side you can usually get in): - Oro (delicious high-end mexican) - Young Joni (fun pizzas and a speakeasy in the back) - Gai Noi (high end Laotian) - Sanjusan (Japanese Italian fusion with good cocktails) - Owamni (native food that will make you stop and think about alternative realities devoid of colonization) - Guacaya (tapas style latin food that's delicious and good cocktails) Divey bars: - Meteor (more trendy dive) - Dutch bar (more trendy dive) - Anywhere in the northeast for old and legit dive bars Cocktails: - Elusive (good cocktails and usually not very crowded) - Billy After Dark (trendy basement bar where you order purely on mood/vibes) - Back bar at young joni (chill classic speakeasy vibes) - Bronto Bar (more packed but fun) - Flora Room (trendy and expensive) - Berlin (have live music and is a new, trendy, and fun spot) Bakeries: - Black Walnut (delicious pastries, and only place I know that has a chocolate banana croissant) - Savory Bakehouse (only open friday - sunday, great treats that change by the week, but get there early because they sell out) - Patisserie 46 (huge and reliable selection) - Edwards Dessert Kitchen (open late and also has cocktails) Coffee: - Dogwood (specialty, third wave, delicious) - Mojo (wooden, cluttered with vibes) - Duck Duck Go (good community and comedy on sundays) Activities: - Walking around on Nicollet Island and Boom Island Park, you can also cross and walk along the Mississippi on the downtown side and can then walk to pryes brewery - The lakes - Tons of bookstores (personal favorites are bookhouse in dinkeytown, eat my words, and uncle hugos) - Breweries and cideries galore - art studios in northeast - Art Museums (Weisman is free and associated with the university) Weekend pop ups: - Dahlia (delicious brunch and pastries) - Mogi (great bagels)