Maki @ The Sit Down
THE SIT DOWN: 1312 E 53rd, 773-324-3700 Three maki cut into 24 pieces, $15 at The Sit Down. I’m going back soon. Very soon.
THE SIT DOWN: 1312 E 53rd, 773-324-3700 Three maki cut into 24 pieces, $15 at The Sit Down. I’m going back soon. Very soon.
BISTRO BORDEAUX: 618 Church St, Evanston, 847-424-1483 @pennypollack: Love the whole roasted poulet drama at Bistro Bordeaux. Two hungry people couldn’t finish this juicy bird.
TAC QUICK THAI KITCHEN: 3930 N Sheridan, 773-327-5253
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