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Top 10 Steak house in Chicago

Best spa in Chicago

Top 5 night club in Chicago

Chicago Style Pizza Traditions

 Chinatown in Chicago

Top 10 Places to Visit in Chicago

Top 10 Steak house in Chicago

1.Chicago Chop House
Phone 312-787-7100 Fax 312-787-3219
Address:60 W Ontario, Chicago, IL 60610
This steakhouse gets high marks for affordable prices and great steaks, salads, and baked potatoes. What's the secret? Some say it's because all three owners are always on-site to make sure everything is perfect. Others say that the quality and value can't be topped. And, here's the trivia buzz...there's a picture of every mayor of Chicago on the walls! Even City Hall doesn't have them all.

2.Gene & Georgetti
Phone:312-527-3718 Fax:312-527-2039
Address:500 N Franklin St, Chicago, IL 60610
An institution and a draw since 1941, this establishment is one of the city's last men's club steak houses. All the waiters are male, and the maitre d' is on a first-name basis with regulars. Moreover, Sinatra dined here whenever he was in the Windy City, indulging in thick, generous steaks and wonderful Italian specialties. These dishes are still around today, thanks to the wonderful tradition that was first started more than 50 years ago. EL: Brown Line to Merchandise Mart.

3.Gibsons Steakhouse
phone:312-266-8999
Address:1028 N Rush St, Chicago, IL 60611
Gibsons is what you would imagine a steak house to have been like during the speakeasy era. Big, aged cuts of the finest steaks, huge, ice-cold martinis, bartenders with bowties and, of course, crowds of fascinating people. Celebs and celeb wannabes make Gibson's a must-visit and a definite place to see and be seen. EL: Red Line to Clark/Division.

4.Morton's, The Steakhouse
Phone:312-266-4820 Fax:312-266-4852
Address:1050 N State St, Chicago, IL 60610
Below street level and exuding the ambience of an exclusive club, Morton's continually wows diners with succulent cuts of sirloin, t-bones, and filet mignon. With white linens on the tables, crystal chandeliers, and royal service, this is the perfect place for any special occasion. Lots of the city's best and brightest agree that you can't top Morton's.

5.N9NE Steak House
Phone:312-575-9900 Fax:312-575-9901
Address:440 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60606
Dress for success and make your way to this restaurant, where heads turn and people sit up and take notice. The massive dining room features a 20-foot waterfall and a large, circular granite caviar and champagne bar. The New American menu features fresh seafood and thick cuts of meat, notably lobster, oysters, ahi tuna, veal, and prime-aged steaks. The wine list is hefty, and nine pages showcases wines from across the globe, grouped by varietal, producer, and taste. Reservations are recommended for Ghostbar, an ultra-hip lounge.

6.Rosebud Steakhouse
Phone:312-397-1000 Fax:312-255-9929
Address:192 E Walton St, Chicago, IL 60611
At Rosebud, you'll feel comfortable and at ease in the welcoming dining room, but you may have a tough time deciding what to order. The menu is packed with delectable beef and seafood dishes, and you're sure to find something delectable, like a NY strip steak or potato-crusted striped bass. Salads and sides abound as well, and the wine list includes Italian, French, and Californian white, red, and sparkling wines.

7.Ruth's Chris Steak House
Phone:312-321-2725 Fax:312-321-1365
Address:431 Dearborn St, Chicago, IL 60610
If Ruth Fertel has a Ruth's Chris steakhouse in the area, it's sure to be included on every "Top 10" list. Most people would have been intimidated to open an establishment in the backyard of such famous steak houses, but not Ruth. This restaurant, with its men's club atmosphere, holds its own and serves perfectly seasoned steaks sizzling on platters heated to 450 degrees, mouthwatering sides, and fantastic.

8.The Capital Grille
Phone:312-337-9400
Address: 633 N Saint Clair St, Chicago, IL 60611
One of the many reasons The Capital Grille has become a carnivore's mecca for Chicagoans and visitors alike is the melt-in-your-mouth, dry-aged in-house beef. Everything from the signature Veal Chop with Roquefort butter sauce to Steak au Poivre with Courvoisier cream is tantalizing. "Wine Spectator" magazine granted The Grille a "Best of Award of Excellence" for their 300-bottle wine list. The decor is simple yet elegant with Tiffany lamps, sumptuous carpeting, rich brown and forest green hues, and large windows. A lovely wine room is available for private events and occasionally serves as an additional bar.

9.The Palm
Phone:312-616-1000 Fax:312-616-3717
323 E Wacker Dr, Swissotel, Chicago, IL 60601
Perhaps best known for the caricatures of celebrities that grace its walls, The Palm also serves some of the best steaks in town. The Chicago branch of this New York-based establishment has been enthralling local politicians and sports figures, as well as business guests and out-of-towners, since its 1980 opening. Impeccable service makes dining in this beautiful room all the more enjoyable. Dark woods, rich leathers, hardwood floors, and fine linens blend to create an atmosphere conducive to romance or business.

10.Wildfire
Phone:312-787-9000 Fax: 312-787-9123
Address: 159 W Erie St, Chicago, IL 60610
Jazz music sets the tone at this clubby, laid-back steakhouse. House specialties include roasted prime rib of beef, horseradish-crusted filet mignon, barbecued baby back ribs, wood-roasted mussels, cedar planked salmon, and macadamia nut-crusted halibut. A selection of salads and sandwiches is also available. While waiting for your table, order a specialty martini in the lounge; you'll also find a list of microbrews and wines.

Best spa in Chicago

1.Allyu Spa - The Art of Healing
Neighborhoods: Near North Side, River North
600 W Chicago Ave
Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 755-1313
www.allyuspa.com
Hours
mon-fri 10am - 8pm
sat 9am - 7pm
sun 10am - 6pm
Allyu is a unique spa in Rivernorth Chicago. Massage therapy, acupuncture, facials, pedicures, and body care treatments are provided in an environment that honors your total well-being and the earth that sustains us. In this time of stress and imbalance, we invite you to care for yourself with treatments that support your journey to wellness and peace.

2.Four Seasons Hotel Chicago Spa
Neighborhood: Near North Side
120 E Delaware Pl
(between Ernst Ct & Huguelet Pl)
Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 280-8800
http://www.fourseasons.com
Hours
Every day
8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Embark on a personal journey of well-being at the Spa and Fitness Club, including a luxurious spa, fitness facilities and a 50-foot (15-metre) indoor swimming pool.

Private treatment rooms are soundproofed for peace and privacy, include massage rooms, a wet treatment room, an aesthetics room and a manicure/pedicure suite.

Before or after treatments, relax on a daybed in the serene spa lounge and enjoy complimentary fresh fruit and tea to refresh and replenish. To ensure your comfort, the manicure/pedicure suite has two manicure stations and two whirlpool pedicure chairs with built-in heated massage.

Using extensive research, we have created a collection of truly unique therapies, designed to nurture all of your senses in luxurious and comforting surroundings. Enjoy a eucalyptus steam or a therapeutic massage or facial, or indulge in one of our distinctive spa packages. Exceptional products and specialty gifts in our spa boutique feature body, bath and skin-care lines from France, Germany and England.

3.Thousand Waves Spa for Women
Neighborhood: Lakeview
1212 W Belmont Ave
(between Lakewood Ave & Racine Ave)
Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 549-0700
www.thousandwavesspa.com
Hours:
Tue. 12:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Wed-Thu. 12:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Fri-Sun. 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
The spa is a place for women to relax, rejuvenate and escape the stresses of life. We foster an environment where community is key and all women feel welcome. Out of this sense of community came our Stress Management Program for Women with Cancer, a program that exists to help women deal with the stress that accompanies a cancer diagnosis. We offer relaxation services including massage therapy and herbal wraps. We also have a spa bath area with a eucalyptus steamroom, cedar sauna and hot tub as well as a peaceful, meditative relaxation room. Our services intentionally focus on self-care and wellness as opposed to beauty treatments so we can continue to foster a non-judgmental atmosphere that all women can enjoy as in the spirit of The Women’s Gym.

4.Spa Soak
Neighborhood: Wicker Park
1733 N Milwaukee Ave
(at Wabansia Ave)
Chicago, IL 60647
(773) 395-9000
http://spasoakchicago.com
Hours:
sun-mon 10-4,
tue-thur 9-7,
fri-sat 9-6
Ready to soak your senses? Let us soak your mind, body and soul with our natural line of skin and body care. Each treatment is custom blended and tailored to your needs using the highest quality of essential oils, plant extracts, vitamins and minerals.

Immerse yourself from head to toe with our full range of customized treatments; facials, massage therapy, body treatments, manicures, pedicures and waxing services! Soak your senses, sooth your soul.

5.Exhale Spa
Neighborhood: Near North Side
945 N State
Chicago, IL 60686
(312) 753-6500
www.exhalespa.com
Hours:
Mon-Tue. 6:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Wed. 6:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Fri. 6:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Sat-Sun. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Exhale as you enter our sanctuary... an urban spa oasis merging mind and body to support you on your path to overall wellbeing. We invite you to experience exhale's active and multi-disciplinary approach that combines fitness and movement with spa and healing therapies in a modern, tranquil day spa setting. Transformational group fitness classes include yoga and our proprietary Core Fusion®, Core Fusion® Sport, and Core Energy Flow® classes. Along with relaxing massages and restorative body therapies, our results-oriented facials include the latest technological advances, while our healing services include detox and cleansing programs, acupuncture, cupping, and nutrition. Waxing, nail care, workshops, and destination weekend retreats round out our unique service offerings.

6.Urban Spa Chic
Neighborhoods: West Loop, Near West Side
1401 W Hubbard St
Level 2
(at Noble St)
Chicago, IL 60622
(312) 492-8050
www.urbanspachic.com
Hours:
Tue-Thu. 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Fri-Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Sun. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Urban Spa Chic is the spa haven of Chicagoans in-the-know. Whether you want
to pop in for a quick manicure, or daylong indulgences, this is the place to go.
Located in the trendy River West neighborhood of Chicago, our hip day spa has everyone lining up to polish their tips, toes and everything in between. Our spa team
definitely knows how to create a relaxing experience – they will make you feel right
at home. You will fall victim to our to-die-for treatments, whether it's a facial cocktail, therapeutic soak, massage or a delicious body polish. Be sure to check out our seasonal spa treatments!
Be sure to take time to browse our beauty boutique. Shelves are stocked with products and gifts by Eminence Organic Skin Care, Bare Escentuals, Revitalsh, Derma Doctor, Skeem Candles, Skin Ceuticals and more.

7.PEACE Spa
Neighborhoods: Near North Side, River North
520 W Erie St
Ste 340
Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 944-1211
www.peacespa.org
Hours:
Mon-Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
A truly socially conscious brand, the PEACESpa skincare line was created to support the PEACE Journey organization in its mission to better the world through cultural education trips to foreign countries for American youth; micro-loans to women entrepreneurs in Third World countries; and service projects in less advantaged Chicago neighborhoods. With 10 percent of proceeds from PEACESpa product sales benefiting PEACE Journey, this brand’s beauty is more than just skin deep!

8.Bliss Spa
Neighborhoods: Near North Side, River East
644 N. Lake Shore Drive
(between Erie St & Ohio St)
Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 201-9545
http://www.blissworld.com/category/spa.do

9.Kaya Day Spa
Neighborhoods: West Loop, Near West Side
112 N May St
(between Randolph St & Washington Blvd)
Chicago, IL 60607
(312) 243-5292
www.kayadayspa.com
Hours:
Tue-Wed. 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Thu. 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sun. 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
The Kaya is a unique Japanese tree characterized by its strength and resistance to environmental stress. Like the tree, Kaya Day Spa is a rare beauty in an urban setting. We pride ourselves in creating a spa experience that invigorates and restores balance and energy to the mind, body, and soul.

10.Cleise Brazilian Day Spa
Neighborhoods: Lincoln Park, DePaul
1841 N Sheffield Ave
(between Maud Ave & Willow St)
Chicago, IL 60614
(312) 440-1060
www.cleisespa.com
Hours:
Tue-Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Brazilian women are recognized the world-over for their exquisite skin, pampered bodies, and their dedication to wellness and beauty. Cleise Gomes is excited to introduce men and women to signature Brazilian treatments and techniques that have made this enclave of beauty world-renown for wellness and grooming.

Top 5 night club in chicago

1.Jedynka Club
Categories: Dance Clubs, Lounges
Neighborhood: Belmont Central
5616 W Diversey Ave
(between Central Ave & Parkside Ave)
Chicago, IL 60639
(773) 889-7171
www.jedynka.com

2.Smart Bar
Category: Dance Clubs
Neighborhood: Lakeview
3730 N Clark Street
(between Waveland Ave & Racine Ave)
Chicago, IL 60613
(773) 549-0203
www.smartbarchicago.com

3.Nacional 27
Categories: Latin American, Dance Clubs
Neighborhoods: Near North Side, River North
325 W Huron St
(between Franklin St & Orleans St)
Chicago, IL 60610
(312) 664-2727
www.n27chicago.com

4.Neo
Category: Dance Clubs
Neighborhood: Lincoln Park
2350 N Clark St
(between Belden Ave & Fullerton Ave)
Chicago, IL 60614
(773) 528-2622
www.neonightclub.com

5.Cuatro
Categories: Latin American, Dance Clubs
Neighborhood: Near Southside
2030 S Wabash Avenue
(between 21st St & Cullerton St)
Chicago, IL 60616
(312) 842-8856
www.cuatro-chicago.com

Chicago Style Pizza Traditions

Pizza is a culinary tradition of Chicago dating back to the 1940's, when trademarks of the famous Chicago-style were originally crafted at Pizzeria Uno. The Italian restaurant introduced the Midwest to a new breed of pizza: deep dish. The bold approach to crust caught on quick, and became the inspiration for other unique takes on the Italian original. Today, Chicago-style pizza is mimicked across America, but not many people outside of the city realize that there's more to Chicago-style pizza than just deep dish.

Deep Dish
Cooked in a pan deep enough to be a bowl, this original favorite allows toppings to be piled high on top of a thick, buttery crust. Chunky tomato sauce, layers of mozzarella and three inch tall crust make the deep dish style stand out. Most commonly this type of pizza is generously topped with an assortment of Italian meats and vegetables like bell peppers and onions. Heavy to hold and messy to eat, deep dish gives pizza eaters license to overindulge.

Pan Pizza
Similar to deep dish, pan pizza was created by using the same tools but requires different ingredients. Pan pizza uses thicker dough and lots of olive oil for coating the pan. Out of the oven, the crust is slightly firm and crispy fried on the edges. The quality of crust is the main focal point, so it's common for pan pizzas to not have tomato sauce. Mozzarella is sprinkled on the crust and toppings are sometimes minimal. Pan pizza is a tame version of deep dish, but its simpler ingredients don't overwhelm the soft and satisfying crust.

Stuffed Pizza
Although some people think Pizza Hut started the stuffed crust phenomenon, its roots are truly in Chicago. Deep dish pizza opened the door for endless crust possibilities; stuffed pizza takes it to another level. Like deep dish, the cooking process starts with a thin layer of dough inside and along the sides of a deep set pan. Traditional toppings are piled inside, and then another thin layer of dough is stretched on top. The end result is a dome-shaped, crust covered pizza. Stuffed pizza gives new meaning to the term “pizza pie”.

Thin Crust
Not many people outside of Chicago know that the city makes more than just thick and filling pizzas; thin crust Chicago-style pizza is also a favorite among natives. Challenging east coast versions that tend to be a little more "bready" or chewy, Chicago's thin crust is crispy and soft on top. Sauce is very important on this type of pizza -- it must have an Italian herb flavor and taste slightly tangy. Many restaurants attempt to make this kind of thin crust, but the ones who succeed in true Chicago style incorporate the perfect balance of dough and crunch.

A Chicago Tradition
The deep dish pan inspired a variety of other delicious kinds of pizza, all unique to Chicago. The pizza creations established over 60 years ago continue to guide the pizza makers of today. More than just a type of slice, Chicago-style pizza is a tribute to the past.

Chinatown in Chicago

Chinatown is a unique neighborhood in that it is more than simply a collection of restaurants, shops and homes. It is a rich cultural experience, and a visitor to Chicago’s Chinatown has the distinct feeling of having touched upon a microcosm of China itself.

History
Chinese history in this country has been marked by prejudice and persecution; on the west coast, where Chinese immigrants first clustered upon arriving in America, this ill-treatment was especially harsh. Thus many Chinese families began to seek a better life further east. The completion of the transcontinental railroad in 1870 was significant in that it brought many Chinese immigrants to Chicago.

Towards the end of the 1870’s, the Chinese population in America had grown significantly; in 1890, there were over 500 Chinese individuals in Chicago. Many of them opened small businesses such as restaurants, shops and laundry establishments. In the 1950’s and 60’s, the Chinese population in Chicago doubled from 7000 to 14000. This was largely due to adverse conditions in China at this time; Chinese families sought a better life abroad. The increase in immigration was also due to improved relations between China and America.

Today’s Chinatown, centering around Cermak Rd. and Wentworth Ave., was established in 1905. Since that point, many Chinese immigrants have moved into the area. There are organizations such as the Chinese American Service League, the Chinatown Redevelopment Association and the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association that work towards providing new immigrants with proper housing and jobs. In 2000, there were 68,021 Chinese people living in the neighborhood, and the numbers are growing every day. Chinatown is bounded by 18th Street on the north, 23rd Street on the south, State Street on the east and the Chicago River on the west.

Shopping
Shops in Chinatown are numerous; almost all of them carry similar goods, yet the goods themselves span the spectrum from gifts to clothing to housewares. Walking into any of these shops, a visitor will find bamboo and money plants, child-sized Chinese outfits, painted ceramic pottery of every shape and size, embroidered fans, chimes, Buddha statues and dozens of knick-knacks that are perfect for souvenirs.

Some gift shops with good selection are Chinese Boutique, World Treasures Emporium and Happy Gift. For jade and fine jewelry try Dor Fook Jewelry. Ching Wei Oriental Furniture Showroom has authentic Chinese furniture and a selection of gifts as well; the goods at this store are of especially high quality.

Restaurants
Restaurants in Chinatown serve almost every type of Southeast and Far East Asian cuisine. The first immigrants to Chinatown opened restaurants, and some of these are still around; in this neighborhood, food is taken very seriously and there is something for everyone.

For general Chinese food, try Three Happiness, Phoenix or Dragon Court Restaurant. Several restaurants boast cuisine of a specific country; Penang serves Malaysian fare, Hing Kee Restaurant and The Noodle both serve Vietnamese and The Moon Palace Restaurant serves Mandarin meals. You can try Pan Asian dishes at Joy Yee’s Noodle Shop and Szechuan at Lao Sze Chuan. Sakura Sushi is the place to go for sushi, while BBQ King Restaurant specializes in eat-in or take-away barbecue. Finish your evening at Tea Leaf Café, which is known around Chinatown for bubble tea, coffee and snacks.

Community
Homes in Chinatown are generally old, although there are some newer developments as well. The inhabitants are largely Chinese immigrants; many of them move away from Chinatown as they become more established, while some remain in the area for a longer period.

What makes Chinatown so valuable to its inhabitants is the strong sense of community; for Chinese individuals in the neighborhood, it is what connects them to China itself. There are several organizations in place that work towards preserving a tightly knit community. The Chinese Softball League of Chicago, for example, organizes a summer softball league. The Chicago Chinese Cultural Institute promotes social and cultural events, while the Chicago Chinatown Chamber of Commerce helps promote small businesses in the area. There are the Asian Social Network and MatchAsian.com, both of which help ensure that the next generation of Asians remain as community-based as the present one.

The people of Chinatown work not only to preserve their culture, but to celebrate it as well. Festivals occur in Chinatown year-round; there is the Chinese Autumn Moon Festival, held annually, to celebrate the day when the moon is the brightest. The Chinese follow a lunar calendar, so the date of this celebration changes from year to year. Although the Moon Festival does feature food, live music and performances, the most notable aspect of this festival is the décor; huge lanterns light up the night, reminiscent of the bright moon itself. The Chinatown Summer Fair is another annually held festival, featuring food, live music, cultural dances and performances and even a Lion Dance Procession. Another traditional event is the Dragon Boat Race for Literacy, held on the Chicago River. You can watch the race as you enjoy food, live music, crafts booths and other cultural activities. Also held in autumn is the Double Ten Parade; this is the primary Chinatown parade, celebrating Chinese Independence with floats, marchers and of course an immense Mystical Dragon. When people think of Chinatown, it is this dragon and this parade that typify the neighborhood; the parade is so popular that it has become symbolic of Chinese culture in Chicago.

Summary
Today, Chinatown is a draw for locals as well as tourists. Chinese individuals from around the city visit Chinatown for groceries, food, newspapers and of course a touch of home. Nowhere else can they find the selection of Chinese medicine shops, traditional services and genuine Chinese food. Tourists who visit Chinatown are also drawn in; they are given a unique chance to learn about Chinese culture while partaking of the goods and foods that make Chinatown such a pleasurable experience.

Chinatown Map

Top 10 Places to Visit in Chicago

Chicago is one of the great American cities. Chicago is known as the windy city. Offered below are suggestions for places to visit in Chicago in no particular order. Try to visit most of them in your stay.

1) Sears Tower: This is the tallest buildings in America and one of the tallest in the world. The Sears tower sky deck offers a mind-blowing view of the city. You need to take the super-fast elevator to the 103rd floor. You can spend a couple of hours up there with your family taking photographs and indulging in the view. You can buy souvenirs to treasure your visit here.

2) Navy Pier: It's spread over a very large area and comprises of gardens, shopping malls, rides, parks, restaurants, etc. It's situated next to Lake Michigan. Don't miss riding on the very tall Ferris wheel. There is also an Imax theater in Navy pier where you can watch a 3D movie. Kids will love it. You will love the place at night, when all the lights are on.

3) John Hancock Center: This again one of the tallest buildings of Chicago. The view from the top floor viewing deck is amazing. You can also take lunch/dinner in the restaurants located near the top floor.





4) Millennium Park: This is a modern wonder completed in 2004. It is a totally futuristic design. Here you will see the famous Bean of Chicago. It's a gigantic metallic bean shaped structure which reflects the Chicago skyline. Behind it is an ice-skating rink open in the winter time. It's very popular among tourists. Millennium park has large gardens covered with metallic structures.

5) Field Museum: This museum of natural history is famous for the largest T-rex dinosaur skeleton in the world (named Sue). You can pose in front of it for your photo memories. It contains artefacts from all over the world.

6) Shedd Aquarium: It is a sure-hit with kids. Featuring sea-life of all types. The dolphin show is a must visit for everyone. It happens at fixed times during the day. Make sure that you visit the underwater tunnels to see whales and sharks.

7) Adler Planetarium & Museum: Take a journey to outer-space sitting in your seat at the planetarium. Visit its museum to see some rare exhibits.


8) Magnificent Mile: It is a mile long street part of the Michigan avenue. It extends from the Oak Street to Chicago River. It has shops and store of some of the most famous brands from around the world. Take a walk along the mile and shop to your hearts content.

9) Lincoln Park - the largest public park in the city. Make sure that you visit the Lincoln park zoo which is one of the oldest zoos in USA housing over 1200 animals representing hundreds of species.

10) Another famous place to visit will be Wrigley Field which is a famous Major league Baseball ground.

Tip: purchase the Go Chicago card online by searching on Google. This card is a multi-ticket thing and will help you save you quite a bit of money and time (no need to stand in ticket queues). Instead of driving around in Chicago and paying $$ in parking fees, just use the trains. The city is well connected all over by the public transit network. Buy a one day pass to avoid paying for every trip. This will again save you money. Chicago is famous for its deep-dish (really fat) Pizza. Gino's East, Giordanos, etc. are famous for the deep dish Pizza. All in all, you will have a great time in the windy city. Just relax and have a good time.