Chicago
This place has a serious identity crisis. Is it an Irish pub? Is it a casual dining restaurant? Is it a diner? Mostly, it's a close spot for tourists on Michigan Ave., business lunches where food is not the issue at hand and lost trade show goers who have no idea where to go. I fit into to the "at a late event" and it was closest.
Ordered the rosemary chicken, which turned out to be a tiny piece of grilled chicken with salt and pepper with a rosemary sprig on it. Not exactly what I had in mind. Broccoli side was decent and yes, the mashed potatoes were good (but those are pretty hard to mess up). Salad was wilty...a personal icky pet peeve.
Basically a place based on location for downtown for a quick stop in, I would offer some alternatives to it, but that whole areas isn't really chock full of dining possibilities, so take what you can get if you're stuck in that area.
Check out my review of Houlihan's - I am superchristine - on Qype
This place has a serious identity crisis. Is it an Irish pub? Is it a casual dining restaurant? Is it a diner? Mostly, it's a close spot for tourists on Michigan Ave., business lunches where food is not the issue at hand and lost trade show goers who have no idea where to go. I fit into to the "at a late event" and it was closest.
Ordered the rosemary chicken, which turned out to be a tiny piece of grilled chicken with salt and pepper with a rosemary sprig on it. Not exactly what I had in mind. Broccoli side was decent and yes, the mashed potatoes were good (but those are pretty hard to mess up). Salad was wilty...a personal icky pet peeve.
Basically a place based on location for downtown for a quick stop in, I would offer some alternatives to it, but that whole areas isn't really chock full of dining possibilities, so take what you can get if you're stuck in that area.
Check out my review of Houlihan's - I am superchristine - on Qype
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