There's a great range of Italian American options, even for people with gluten restrictions, making this a comforting standby for Westin regulars. You had best try the Berkshire pork chop first.
If only there were more movie theaters like this on the Far North Side. It's a bona-fide second-run house the likes of which you don't usually find outside college towns. Or nostalgic Italian films.
Sit at the bar and geek out with Matty about the funkier drink options on the menu. If you have any food restrictions, call ahead and they'll mark up your menu for your reservation.
Come on a cold day with a couple of your best friends and treat yourself to a big bowl of panang curry with shrimp. If it's extra frosty outside, order yourself the tom yum soup as well.
Delightful gifts, knickknacks and folk art pieces in the gift shop reward anyone willing to walk a few blocks north of the main drag in Andersonville. The plant selection also ranks among the best.
The tandoori chicken they bring sizzling to your table redefines lunch buffets. It also sets the bar for afternoon meeting food comas.
I have yet to find a seasonal taco here that isn't inventive and delicious. That the full menu is gluten-free is an extra treat.
