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An interactive creative workshop for students returning from study abroad or studying abroad at Beloit College.
Charette: a kind of collaborative session in which a group solves a problem or completes a task within a limited time. Traditionally these have had close ties to fields like architecture and graphic design. Our version is both a sort of performance piece and a workshop session that will result in an exhibit. Anybody can watch your work-or just come look at your work.
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This is a book discussion group that focuses on food memoirs, food based novels and on sampling home baked pie and other goodies. The first book we will read is "Julia Child: My Life in France." After our discussion I will be serving a wonderful homemade pie. Attendees may bring something to delicious to share as well.
Hi we are a little different that your average book club. Yes we read the some of the "typical book club books". But we also have read non-fiction, classics, horror, self-help and wonderful books by authors you haven't heard of. In addition to book choices from the organizers, member can submit choices and lead the discussion. We even have a few men that occasionally attend. More are always welcome. :-) We aren't traditionalist in how you read the books hard back, soft cover, kindle, nook, i p …
This group is for anyone who loves good company and good books. I am an voracious reader and would love to meet, socialize and having interesting conversations about books.
Want to start reading something that will give you ideas to improve yourself spiritually, mentally, physically, for your career, for pleasure, or just to gain a new idea on improving yourself? Then this discussion is for you! We're friendly people that read one book a month on a topic of personal improvement. It can be on business skills or life fulfillment. Each meetup has the book we'll read for that discussion. Please read the book and come ready to discuss. We want to hear everyone's thought …
The Round Lake Area Public Library's newest book discussion group. We meet at Panera Bread in Round Lake Beach on the third Monday of the month to discuss the month's selection. Selections include a variety of books of interest to those in their 20's and 30's and always open to any suggestions you may have. Copies of the selection can be checked out from the circulation desk at the library.
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A group of people getting together to talk about cool books and make new friends in Downtown Kenosha. Everyone is welcome!
Join together every fourth Tuesday of the month with other 20-somethings from the Mundelein area to sample brews and discuss good books. Must be 21 years old or older. Young 30s are also welcome. After every book club meetup, Fremont Library will gather several copies of the next featured book, including audiobooks. You need not have a Fremont Library card to attend the discussion or to check out at our library. For more information call 847-918-3225.
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This group is for anyone who loves YA, fantasy, paranormal, sci-fi, romance, chick lit or all of the above!!! Reading the book prior to a meetup is never mandatory, but be prepared for spoilers! Meetups will be scheduled once a month, maybe more in the future, at different locations around Oak Creek, Franklin and the surrounding areas. While this is primarily a book club meetups will include movies and other fun events that seem fitting as well! Book swaps are also encouraged to open everyone up …
This group is for anyone living in or around Milwaukee who enjoys reading and discussing interesting ideas. From broad philosophical questions about the human mind and the nature of reality to current social issues and scientific discoveries, the goal is to entertain our brains and broaden our perspectives.
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This is Book Club for those who have a passion for reading. We will select books that are simply so good you have to talk about it ! If you have a book you have read and you want to swap with someone that would be great too. If you have not yet read the book but have heard about it. We will read our fav parts and hopefully motivate you. Men and women ages 18 and up are welcome.
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Our ladies-only book club starts our 11th year together in Sept, 2013. That is > 100 book shared. Meetings are filled with lively conversation and fun related to the book themes. At every meeting, we tie in food or an activity -we are actually also "foodies" and enjoy new friendships and adventures together. We usually meet on the far northwest side of Chicago (near Devon & Central in the neighborhood of Edgebrook). Public transportation is excellent. Members are all ages and stages of life, …
Love good wine, reading books, & discussing ideas with other friendly people? Then come join us at our monthly discussions while enjoying wine at House Red! The goal is to have fun discussing & sharing our thoughts & ideas on the literature we've read over glasses of wine. The group is new (Spring 2012) & was started with a small group that met at a wine bar. We're growing now & would like to welcome new members. I've noticed many groups are women only; we aren't gender restrictive, but you must …
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People who just want to get together to discuss books over a couple cocktails.
This is a monthly book club that will meet on the last Monday (evening) of the month & discuss the books that were read. The meet up place can change from coffee shops to personal homes, where ever the wind takes us on the north side. A new book will be decided after every meet up based on participant votes. The book club is supposed to be relaxed and social & to bring people together who love to read & want to meet new people in the north side neighborhoods.
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We meet once a month to discuss writings by the great authors of Western civilization: philosophy (Plato, Descartes, Kant); biography and history (Plutarch, Gibbon); plays (Sophocles, Shakespeare, Chekhov); epic poetry (Homer, Dante); novels and stories (Tolstoy, Chekhov, Hemingway); even some math and science (Newton, Hawking). We tend to stick to the "Great Books" lists drawn up by folks like Mortimer Adler and Clifton Fadiman but sometimes branch out a little. Have been meeting for 20 years a …
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Hello! This club is for discussing, reviewing and swapping/lending non-fiction books. Specifically: biographies, auto-biographies, American history, politics (left leaning), psychology and philosophy. Please make sure you are interested in one of the topics above prior to requesting to joining this meet up.
Are you an avid reader who'd like to get together with other lively, intelligent and inspiring women regularly to discuss books over some fine wine? Well this may be the group for you! The aim of this group is to expand our thoughts and perceptions through great discussions about books. We all bring our own experiences, culture, and filters into the perception and understanding of literature, and hopefully these discussions will all enrich us. We'll choose serious fictional and non-fictional boo …
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Meet fabulous women from Naperville and read good books! We are open to women of all backgrounds who live in Naperville. Once a month, we meet for our book discussions, rotating to a different woman's home or a local venue. The genre varies. We strive to select books that will provoke a thoughtful and intellectual discussion. Questions are prepared in advance to guide the ~20-minute discussion and everyone is given a chance to voice their thoughts and opinions. Here's a list of recent books we h …
These are the voyages of the Western Suburban Science-Fiction Book Club... Our continuing mission: to seek out the most compelling, discussion-provoking science-fiction (and occasionally, fantasy) novels and gather together to chat about them over dinner. It's a pretty good mission. Reading sci-fi suggests certain nerdish... leanings, but don't be afraid: our group is all-inclusive. Yes, I'm sure a few of us qualify as geeks, but we're all socially well-adjusted and reasonably freshly showered t …
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Do you live in the western suburbs? Are you looking to meet some new people around your age and discuss some interesting books? If so, this group is for you! We're hoping to meet other readers in their 20's, 30's and 40's for some lively discussion at local coffee houses or bars. The books we read are predominantly fiction from the last 15 years. Our meetings are usually held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm, and locations may vary. We hope you can join us!
This group is for younger women who enjoy reading new novels and discussing them over some good food and drinks.
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Ours is a book club on the old model: a long-term, ongoing group of women that reads and discusses a variety of books and enjoys great friendships. We're now just over a year old, and while people have come and gone, a core group is in the process of forming. Our meetings are fun, boisterous affairs where lots of interesting and often diverging views are aired. The books we read span a wide spectrum: fiction, biography, non-fiction, classics, etc. We don't read self-help or how-to books, and w …
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Celebrate your freedom to read! BANNED! is the perfect book club for anyone who enjoys reading and thinks that literary censorship has gone a little too far. We will be working through the Banned and Challenged Book list from the Radcliff Publishing Course Top 100 Novels of the 20th Century as well as the NCTE Banned and Challenged Book list and will be discussing not only the book, but why it has been banned or challenged in the US and if we agree that it should be banned from our libraries and …
There are several book clubs out there but they either seem to be disbanding, specialized or for women only so I decided to start this one. I am the former organizer of a large book club in Nashville which, I'm proud to say, is still going strong and I hope to bring that same success to this one. I had the opportunity to read a lot of great books I may not have picked up on my own and I hope to be introduced to even more! This is a co-ed bookclub that will meet once a month, at local coffee sho …
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We're organizing a really laid back book club that is going to be meet once a month on the last Thursday of the month from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. The location will vary, but the general area will be Evanston. We're really aiming to kill two birds with one stone - 1.) To read and discuss literature that collectively we will decide on and 2.) Find some great digs to drink at and to meet new friends. If you are looking to join a book club that has fun while reading, then this is the one for you.
Read the Book? Now, let's book the author to attend our next meeting. Each month, we vote on the author we will read and schedule. Authors attend meetings by Skype, phone, or in-person (when possible). We select our books from Book Club Reading List - a directory of authors who have made themselves available to attend book club meetings. Website: https://bookclubreading.com/?ap_id=chicago
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This is a fun social group for anyone interested in Wine and Book Discussions. THIS IS NOT A GROUP FOR THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR A SINGLES/DATING MEETUP. Once a month a book will be selected and a meeting time/date will be chosen. The only thing you need to do is enjoy laughter, group book discussion, and of course enjoy wine! The age suggestion is 20-40 and space is often limited.
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The objective of the Big Picture Book Club is focus on and discuss books addressing the big questions of human history, science and technology, social and political issues, the future, and how we, as individuals, can flourish and even make a difference in the Big Picture. You can check out an initial list of books we're interested in here. No one can read every book for every meeting. In each meeting notice, there are at least a few online "book content cheats," including links materials about t …
Have you been looking for a place to share musings on your latest novel? Would you like to meet more people in Chicago's literary community? Are you curious to hear others opine on their recent reads? Fabulous -- welcome to the Open Book Club! The Open Book Club meets monthly for casual conversation followed by discussion questions moderated by Open Books staff. All are welcome and there is no monthly commitment. Come read with us! Second Tuesday of each month at 6 pm at the Open Books store. FR …
We meet at a bar once a month to discuss that month's book, as well as select the next month's book. Past books range from literary (such as NW by Zadie Smith) to popular (Carrie by Stephen King), from fiction to nonfiction (Last Call by Daniel Okrent), from excellent (A Visit from the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan) to—occasionally—atrociously bad (Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn). You must be in your 20s or early 30s to join, answer all profile questions, and include a photo of yourself (we want to re …
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***THIS GROUP IS CLOSED TO NEW MEMBERS*** There are a few other book clubs out there, but not many in the NW corner of the city. I struggled to find one that was just for women and had spots available at their upcoming events. So, I started my own group. I'm also hoping to expand beyond the monthly book discussions. It would be great to meet other women that are interested in dinners, wine tasting, etc. Please note: This group has $8 dues for each 12-month period. The current period is Nov 2 …
I love to read and would love to belong to a book club. I live in Hyde Park and would like to form a group with people that live in the same general area. We could get together once a month (or every other month) to discuss a chosen book and enjoy each other's company. I'm in my 50's, but it would be great to have members of various ages join the club.
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Clayton Kershaw, facing Atlanta for the first time since 2011, showed the Braves why he led the National League in ERA for three consecutive seasons and is potentially headed to his second Cy Young Award.
Kershaw struck out 12 over seven innings Thursday, and the Los Angeles Dodgers jumped on Braves starter Kris Medlen early en route to a 6-1 win in the opener of the National League Division Series before a less-than-capacity crowd of 43,021 at Turner Field.
"Any time you can get a couple runs with Kershaw pitching, you are in good shape," said Adrian Gonzalez, who hit his first postseason homer. "He's the best pitcher in baseball and he showed it."
Kershaw allowed three singles and struck out nine of the last 11 batters he faced, including a streak of six in a row during one stretch. He walked three and departed after 124 pitches, allowing just a walk in his final three innings despite battling his fastball command most of the game.
"As the game goes on, he seems to get stronger and stronger," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said.
It was the first postseason victory for Kershaw, who came in 0-1 with a 5.87 ERA over five appearances -- two starts -- in 2008 and 2009.
"It's up there," Kershaw said when asked where this game ranked. "It might be the best because it's my first postseason win. ... This one definitely has special meaning to me for sure."
Kershaw's ERA of 1.87 this year was the lowest for a major league starter since Pedro Martinez posted a 1.74 mark with the Boston Red Sox in 2000 and the left-hander is 51-23 over the past three regular seasons.
"He got his pitch count up, but we just could get anything going against him," Braves catcher Brian McCann said.
"Strikeouts just kind of happen," Kershaw said. "It's not something I'm trying to do. I'm just trying to get outs as fast as possible."
Gonzalez hit a two-run homer in the third inning as part of the Dodgers' five-run assault on Medlen and was joined by Mark Ellis, Yasiel Puig and A.J. Ellis with two hits.
"The game came down to me," Medlen said. "You can't give Kershaw any room."
Medlen didn't look anything like the pitcher who didn't allow an earned run over 13 2/3 innings in two starts against the Dodgers during the regular season or the one who was 5-0 with a 0.84 ERA in his past six starts, winning National League Pitcher of the Month for September.
After Medlen struck out the side in the first inning, the Dodgers broke through for two runs in the second, two more in the third and one in the fourth, staking Kershaw to an early cushion.
Medlen was pulled after giving up a leadoff single to Gonzalez and then hitting Puig in the fifth inning. Luis Ayala worked out of a bases-loaded jam to keep the Atlanta starter's line from looking worse.
In four-plus innings, Medlen allowed five runs on nine hits, leaving after just 74 pitches.
"Just location, that's the key to pitching," McCann said of Medlen's struggles. "He was just a little off."
Puig and Juan Uribe singled with one out in the second inning, the aggressive Puig taking third base, and Skip Schumaker delivered a sacrifice fly for the first run. A.J. Ellis drove in the second run with a double that just eluded the diving Evan Gattis in left field.
Gonzalez made it 4-0 in the third, picking on a first-pitch changeup from Medlen and homering over the center field wall with two outs and Carl Crawford on base after a leadoff single.
"I almost let it go, knowing that he was sitting on it," Medlen said. "It was a bad changeup and he's one of the best hitters."
In the fourth, the Dodgers again struck with two outs. Mark Ellis' single drove in A.J. Ellis, who doubled for the second time.
The Braves' run in the bottom of fourth made it 5-1 and also came with two outs. Chris Johnson delivered a single to score Freddie Freeman, who singled and moved up on a walk to Gattis.
"We've got a lot of guys out there maybe first time, second game in (the) postseason ...," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "I think it took us about two or three innings to settle down a little bit."
"The first game, it's huge in a five-game series," the Dodgers' Gonzalez said. "Definitely put a lot of pressure on the other team there and it's big for sure."
NOTES: RHP Zack Greinke (15-4, 2.63 ERA) will start Game 2 for the Dodgers on Friday against Braves LHP Mike Minor (13-9, 3.21 ERA). ... With Matt Kemp out for the postseason and Andre Ethier hobbled, Shumaker takes over center field for the Dodgers. Scott Van Slyke will be his backup. Mattingly said of Ethier: "He's here to pinch-hit. You're not going to see him in the outfield." ... The Braves won the regular-season series 5-2 over the Dodgers, sweeping a three-game set in Atlanta during mid-May. ... Former Braves 3B Chipper Jones, who retired after the 2012 season, threw out the ceremonial first pitch. Bobby Cox, who managed the Braves to 14 consecutive division titles, will do the honors for Game 2. ... The start time for Sunday's Game 3 in Los Angeles will be 8:07 p.m. ET, Major League Baseball announced Thursday.


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We had a wonderful lunch outside! Our waiter was wonderful!
Steaks were cooked perfectly and sides were all great! We tried five different sides between the four of us and couldn't finish all of it. Very generous portions. Service was excellent.
GOOD SERVICE, FOOD, AND ATMOSPHERE. What more is there to say.
I like my steaks cooked blue and it's tough to find a restaurant that A) uses a high enough quality of meat to make a good blue steak and B) has a chef who really knows how to cook it. The Firehouse had both -- the cut of meat was fantastic and it was cooked to perfection. We loved the lobster mac and cheese and all the other sides were excellent as well. We ate outside and with the heat lamps radiating just a bit of heat -- it was perfect. Our servers were fantastic -- very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. They found the right mix of attentive but not hovering. This could be the perfect special occasion spot or, if you're willing to spend some money for a fantastic meal, this might be the place.
We had a great time. The steak was delicious and the drinks were tasty. Great night, very comfortable atmosphere. Nice and romantic booths with candlelight.
We made a late reservation to celebrate a birthday. The initial greeting was very friendly and that set the tone. The service was excellent as was the food. I have been here many times before and always enjoy the cozy atmosphere. I will continue to return!
This was the majority favorite out of four nights of dining during a business trip to Chicago, although I am filing a minority report. Those who went for the beef based dishes were very impressed, and there were wonderful sides from which to choose (it's a pity that they were so large that we could not in good conscience sample more.) On the other hand, I found my pork chop, a stated house specialty recommended by a friend who had eaten there previously, to be overly cooked to well done and smoked with excessive "BBQ bottle" flavor. The bar served up nice mixed drinks and the wine list was broad-based. All appreciated the converted firehouse atmosphere, which for me at least was more elegant than the bare brick I was anticipating.
A small group of colleagues went for dinner and we were fortunate to get a table outside. The food was fantastic and delivered very quickly even though there was a private party sharing the patio with us.
Had a bone-in Filet Minion!! Probably the best steak ever!! Shared the asparagus, sides are enough for 2-4 people! Great Salad, waitress was awesome! Definitely a must visit when in Chicago, well worth the price
We had the Amish chicken and salads. Cooked very well, meat was juicy but properly cooked and served on a bed of cooked loose corn. Big servings. Salads were excellent and service was very good. Recognized our Open Table reservation (made 30 minutes prior) with a smile and gave us a great table in the bar area so we could watch Oakland getting beat up by Denver Broncos. While that part was sad the restaurant had no control over it and apparently neither did the Raiders!
I attend a lot of shows at McCormick Place and am always looking for something that is not too far away, but not the same-old-same-old. I am thrilled that I found the Chicago Firehouse! I had a group of 8, it was a quick cab ride from the center, had a pleasant bar for us to meet in, and everything great followed from there. We sampled many appetizers and desserts and everyone was extremely happy with their meal. Also, it wasn't a budget-breaker. Next time I come to Chicago for a show, I'll be back!
The best steak I've had in the city, hands down. My husband agreed. What a delicious meal.
Went here on a date and sat on the patio. Service was outstanding - some of the best I have had. Food was well staged, well displayed, perfectly cooked and very good. There were very few patrons on the patio when we were there so it was very quiet. Noise level in the restaurant itself seemed moderate. Would love to see patio heaters to extend the time the patio could be open.
Large table of 14+ sat next to a quiet back booth and then we couldn't hear each other talk, so fortunately our meal was done and we could leave. But food was very good.
Friendly faces, great service and even better food. A wonderful find for us.
Once again, the Chicago Firehouse delivers. This is my third visit to the restaurant in the past 5 years. I continue to give it an A!
The food was fabulous and our waiter a delight. The old firehouse is an interesting and cosy setting and the outdoor patio looked great. Unfortunately it was raining a we couldn't eat there. I was a bit concerned because of a few bad reviews but they should be discounted. Both my husband and I had the special which was halibut fixed Oscar style with crab and grilled asparagus. At $34 it was a steal since halibut is frequently more expensive. Our adult kids had the pork chop and the chicken from the menu and both said they were really excellent. Our daughter had the creme brûlée and it too was well prepared and very tasty. We all would definitely go back! Valet parking is also a plus.
love the historic significance of the building. Love that you can usually find parking on the street. Food is great, so is service.
Not in the heart of the downtown but a an exceptionally beautiful restaurant. Disappear from your business stress inti the beautiful soothing soft lighting and restored firehouse architecture. Love the ambience. Great food and committed service. Also appreciate they didn't treat me as a lesser being, which is often the fate of single diners. Come one or all to this gem. So glad I made this special restaurant a part of my Chicago experience.
Arrived 15 minutes before my reservation and it was 20 minutes after my reservation before we were seated. Food and service after that was excellent.
My lunch meeting with customers was fabulous! They all liked the décor and theme. had a nice waiter that forgot us at times but made up for it with the food. everything was delicious. From our lobster bisque to desert. Everything was really good! I would definitely go back to the Chicago fire house, especially if I am at the McCormick Place for a convention.
Superb dining, with three different seating venues - bar, traditional dining and a lovely outdoor terrace. The waitstaff is knowledgeable and cordial and thank goodness do not tell you their name and recent life history. The steaks were as good as you get at top Chicago steakhouses and the "complements" arrived at the table fresh and hot. We live only a few blocks away and is always a nice way to end a great evening. Oh, did I mention the excellent desserts? PS reservations for a table even on a weeknight is a good idea.
They deserve a better rating - welcoming service, good products tastily cooked, good choice of wines. We would love to go there again.
I consider the Chicago Firehouse Restaurant a fixture in my repertoire of spots for business dinners, dinners with friends, and the occasional spontaneous nice couple's dinner out. The food is not revolutionary, but the kitchen consistently turns out very good versions of familiar favorites. It is a steakhouse, and strangely I have never ordered a steak there, but I have heard good reviews on the steaks from my dining companions. My seared sea scallops with a fresh tomato puttanesca sauce was excellent and plentiful, featuring huge scallops. The accompanying "sauce" was more of a vegetable side dish, and was delicious. Also, always great cocktails and experienced, polished service.
Very good food, great service, lovely architecture, good energy. Makes for a good evening every time.
This was a good recommendation from a business associate who had dined there with a group the night before. It was located near to the McCormick Center where I was staying at the Hyatt. It was nice that I was able to dine at a classic place without having to take a cab to downtown on a Friday night.
Chicago Firehouse is a great place to go for a wonderful, delicious steak. Everything on the menu is very good, and the ambiance of the restaurant is lovely. When the weather permits, the outdoor seating area is a gem.
We had a party of 5 on this extremely busy night of the solar show and they handled us with ease. Any drink or water needed was brought immediately. Any questions were answered in a timely manner. I had the Veal Oscar which was just well, ooh, so tender and soo good. The table was cleared as soon as needed. Never once did I have to go searching for our waitress.
Enjoyed eating here and would probably go back. It's a little pricey but so are most steakhouses in Chicago. We sat at a 2 seat table and we felt the table was a little too long, we had to lean forward to talk to each other. The scallops and filet were both good, asparagus wasn't that great, very skinny. Had a salad with goat cheese which was also good. They have a wine cellar in the basement where they host private parties, took a quick look down there and it seemed nice. Overall good place and would probably return
My wife and I travelled from Toronto to Chicago and were told about this restaurant. We were not disappointed!!!! Great food, excellent service and we were actually given a free dessert to celebrate our night. Overall a great experience
Celebrated my husband being sworn in as an Attorney for the State of Illinois.
I am a frequent to McCormick and often have to entertain business clients. The constant travel to the North Loop get's tiresome. I found this place to be perfect and a short six block ride. Not overly expensive with very good service and great food quality. One of my customers was a local and was very impressed vowing to return on his own. The majority of the tables are conducive to easy conversation but a few center spots are a little too close together. Our request for a discussion met with no resistance.
Took two colleagues from my corporate headquarters to dinner on a Monday evening. I arrived early and was greeted with warmth and enthusiasm. That set the tone for the evening! The restaurant is lovely and we we could see the beautiful terrace through the windows. The food was excellent (my VP and I had scallops that were delectable) and the service was, too! My guests complimented me on my choice.
I had anticipated the visit for a year. Unfortunately there were a few hiccups . The waiter taking the order did little to follow-up. I had to physically get up to ask him to come to our table to return a steak. It had been ordered med rare and came out very rare; the folks assigned to clear tables hovered over me as I was finishing my salad. It was a delicious wedge salad and I wanted to finish it. Because they have so many supporting the waiter, no one took notice that the steak that was returned and brought back, was not finished. My steak was great. The waiter did say they were very busy hence while my 2nd cocktail was delayed by about 10 minutes. If I am in Chicago again i may consider an alternative streak house....
The food .& the restaurant were excellent, highly recommend
Great food and and fantastic service. We had a late add, changed from 6 to 8 people, they accommodated when greeting us. The food came quickly but we were not rushed. Everything was as requested. The server was very attentive but not over bearing. Had great recommendations and knowledge of the menu. We will be back for more! After dinner we had some time to view the rest of the firehouse and look at the renovation picture. Very interesting history.
I was there for a business dinner as an out of town guest; however, this was not my first visit to the Fire House (the previous was also for business purposes). The portions here are quite large and the food was hot and prepared according to specification (in the case of red meats). We had both fish and steaks. Side portions (potatoes, vegetables, etc) are served family style with portions large enough for several people. We had only the market vegetables, an assortment of items that was very good. The calamari, served as an appetizer, was excellent. The wine list was quite extensive and included by the glass as well as by the bottle selections. There also appeared to be a very complete selection of whiskeys.
If you are ever at a show at McCormick, this is a nice place to eat that is close by. Food was good and the fact that you are in an old firehouse makes the ambience special.
The Firehouse is, in almost all respects, an exemplary high end downtown eatery. However, I needed to use the reflected light from my cellphone to read the menu.
Great buffet. Excellent choice for a trouble free holiday dinner. No shopping. No cooking. No clean up. Great service. Lots of choices. Something for everyone----even the pickiest eaters. Great dining experience!
My family enjoyed a buffet for Thanksgiving at the Chicago Firehouse. They prepared a wonderful combination of traditional and not so traditional offerings. Fun setting in a true restored firehouse. Staff still was attentive even though it was a buffet.
Was a bit pricey ($49.99+tax per person) for what was offered (buffet on the smaller side). Quality of food offered however was very good. $9 for each mimosa, $5 for a bottle of root beer. Automatic 18% gratuity on parties over 4.
Great experience. - the staff made us feel right at home on Thanksgiving day. Donna, our server, was awesome!! Food was great and plentiful, and every need was attended to. Would definitely return!
Exhorbatantly Priced. Wow....no fun anymore to go out! Gone are the days where you get a dinner salad, potato, & vegetable without paying an extra $9 per side?
We enjoyed the firehouse atmosphere. The food was great and definitely a good place for a special occasion.
This is one of my absolute FAVORITE spots! The food is creative and delicious. The service is impeccable! At my last visit, there was a mishap with my dining guest who was delayed and arrived late. The host was so accomodating, first seating me alone then changing me to a larger table (without "attitude") when my guest arrived. I love not needing to go downtown and easy valet parking. My recent visit was a business meeting, but I also visit often with friends and family. It was FREEZING the evening I was there, but in the summer there is lovely outdoor dining. Will make you feel Ike you are on vacation!
Chosen for a special occasion - my husband's birthday. Food was delicious: shrimp cocktail: large shrimp, nice cocktail sauce with a little dollop of horseradish on the side; French onion soup slightly sweet with sherry; Alfredo pasta with seafood included large shrimp and scallops; pan-seared scallops were firm, flavored with bacon. Generous servings. Knowledgeable waiter was attentive. Extensive wine list - very nice Malbec. Biggest disappointment: no room for dessert! Enjoyed setting: former firehouse - complete with brass poles; elaborate tin ceiling. Valet parking convenient and not expensive (for Chicago). Look forward to another visit.
I was looking for a nice festive place for a holiday brunch and Firehouse really delivered. The food was great and service was very attentive. What a great location for a restaurant. We got a mini-tour of the premise too!
Hubby and I started with cocktails at the bar. It is a great bar and the bartender was on top of things even though crowded. Moved on to dinner and that was 5 star all the way. Our server was there whenever we needed him. Food was outstanding. Hubby had the 3 steak medallions with different sauces. I opted for lobster for a change of pace. It was like I had in Maine fresh off the boat. Ended with capuccino- no room for dessert!! The overall experience is one we will remember and return here when we are back in town.
Great for steaks and a festive dinner. Service was very good and the space is beautiful! Great for holidays!


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Tue, Oct 15, 2013 | 10:55 BST
Warface goes live in UK & Europe October 21, new trailer inside
Warface developer Crytek will open the doors to its free-to-play shooter on October 21 across the UK and Europe.
Tue, Oct 08, 2013 | 12:21 BST
Warface: Crytek defends sexualised female skins, says they were designed via fan feedback
Warface developer Crytek has discussed the sexualised appearance of the shooter's female avatars in a new interview, and has revealed that they were created based on feedback from the fan base.
Tue, Oct 01, 2013 | 14:55 BST
Warface will enter a "Sneak Peek" phase tomorrow
Crytek have announced its free-to-play shooter Warface will enter a "Sneak Peek" phase tomorrow.
Wed, Sep 25, 2013 | 17:20 BST
Warface: straight up, no bollocks gunplay for free
Warface is a fast-paced military shooter without the bombastic window dressing of CoD or Battlefield. VG247′s Dave Cook goes hands-on and speaks with Crytek about cutting to the chase.
Thu, Sep 12, 2013 | 14:44 BST
Warface's next closed beta phase starts tomorrow
Warface, the free-to-play FPS from Crytek, is getting another round of closed beta tests starting tomorrow.
Wed, Aug 28, 2013 | 18:25 BST
Warface announced for "early 2014″ release on Xbox 360
Warface, the free-to-play shooter that's in closed beta on PC, is coming to Xbox 360. The title is online only, so you will need an Xbox Live Gold account to play it. The game will be released on the system in "early 2014″. An announcement trailer is posted on IGN. You can also keep up to date on the Xbox 360 version through here.
Thu, Aug 22, 2013 | 00:01 BST
Warface gamescom trailer teases new content
The latest trailer for Crytek's free-to-play shooter Warface shows off some new additions not seen in its recent beta tests.
Tue, Aug 13, 2013 | 13:14 BST
Warface re-emerges in closed beta form at gamescom next week
Warface developer Crytek will showcase its free-to-play shooter at gamescom next week, following a period of silence on the game's western release. The closed beta build will be playable on the show floor.
Tue, Jul 23, 2013 | 17:15 BST
GDC Europe 2013: talks from Ubisoft, Crytek added to schedule
GDC Europe 2013 organizers have announced Crytek executive producer Joshua Howard will provide a design session at the conference, as will Silent Hunter Online programmer Eugen Jiresch.
Wed, Jun 26, 2013 | 12:23 BST
Warface: Crytek's teams not 'sitting still' on UK and US release
Warface developer Crytek has been silent on the UK and US launch of its MMO shooter, but today the studio released a statement to ensure the game is optimised for launch. The studio has also confirmed that a second closed beta phase is coming soon.
Thu, May 16, 2013 | 14:14 BST
Warface heading to Japan due to Crytek and NEXON partnership
Crytek has announced a partnership with NEXON in order to bring its free-to-play FPS, Warface, to PC players in Japan.
Wed, Apr 17, 2013 | 21:56 BST
Warface has 9 million players in Russia
Crytek's fee-to-play FPS Warface has over 9 million registered players in Russia alone. According to GI International, this figure is up from 5 million reported for the region in November 2012. According to new figures, 5% of players using the Mail.Ru's servers are located in territories such as Kazakhstan and Zimbabwe – the later has two players, at least. Warface has been available in Russia for one year now, and is currently in closed beta in both the US and UK. Sign up for it here.
Thu, Mar 28, 2013 | 01:18 GMT
Warface trailer dramatically urges you to play both sides
You may recall Warface's recent, very interesting trailer on weapon modding. Do you know, some people didn't find that interesting? "Stop showing actual gameplay mechanics and showing us in-game footage," they complained. "Let us watch highly cinematic cutscenes instead." So that's what you'll find below the break. I hope you're happy.
Thu, Mar 07, 2013 | 23:59 GMT
New Warface trailer demonstrates on-the-move weapon modding
In Crytek's upcoming free-to-play online shooter Warface, you won't need to wait until you're dead to change out your weapon mods. You can do it on the fly as you're running around. You can see what that looks like in the new trailer we just got.
Sun, Feb 10, 2013 | 16:36 GMT
Crytek expects to "transition entirely" to free-to-play within five years
Crytek boss Cevat Yerli expects the firm to "transition entirely" to free-to-play within five years.
Mon, Jan 28, 2013 | 16:04 GMT
Warface closed beta trailer shows plenty of gunplay, no dubstep
Warface entered closed beta on Western shores earlier this month, and to go long with the event developer Crytek has released a new gameplay trailer that shows plenty of near-future combat and a ton of gunplay.
Thu, Jan 17, 2013 | 17:49 GMT
Warface enters closed beta in North America
Crytek and Trion have announced Warface has entered closed beta in North America. Thefree-to-play FPS shooter contains various co-op, and versus modes, and the beta will run until the game releases in the spring. You can sign up for it here.
Thu, Jan 17, 2013 | 16:31 GMT
Crytek expands into Istanbul
Crytek has opened its eighth studio, Crytek Istanbul, which will focus on free-to-play and the firm's Warface and Gface brands, Gamespot reports. The Istanbul arm will also oversee the CryEngine business in the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey. Other Crytek offices are located in Germany, Ukraine, Hungary, Bulgaria, South Korea, China, and the UK.
Fri, Jan 04, 2013 | 05:30 GMT
Warface: Crytek's warning shot to the 'free' market
Warface is Crytek's attempt at redefining the triple-a F2P market. VG247′s Dave Cook speaks with Crytek Kiev on the game's development, and the state of $60 boxed titles.
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 | 04:21 GMT
Crytek CEO discusses his vision for the future of gaming and Crysis
In a recent interview CEO of Crytek, Cevat Yerli, talks about Crysis 3, what's next in the franchise, free-to-play, his desire for players not to have to think about the cost of the game to access it, Homefront 2 and Gface, their social gaming platform.
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I purchased these shoes for three of my grandsons, ages 3,4 and 5. They have worn them all summer and all you need to do is run the hose over them and they look like they're brand new. They fit more like a gym shoe and therefore there were fewer stumbles and falls than what they've had in the past with the traditional Crocs...not that we still don't have and wear those. But these are a more all-purpose shoe. I pray that they'll be available again next year.
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These sandals are great because my son can actually run and bike and do all the fun activities, unlike regular crocs which can get loose and come off when he runs.
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I, among many other sports documentary enthusiasts, am of the highest of excitement for the return of ESPN's 30 For 30 series. (Sidebar: Kuda & I watch about one a week at the office, hah.) The second documentary slated for release this October (the 9th to be exact) is '9.79*' - the story of Ben Johnson's world record 100m race at the '88 Olympic Games, only to be asterisked after he tested positive for anabolic steroids just days later. The trailer above was released today and it's already, as expected, riveting. (Full synopsis below).
ESPN's 30 For 30 returns on October 2nd, making it a trifecta for sports-loving hip hop fans everywhere. If you're keeping track at home, that's 30 For 30, NBA 2K13, and Kendrick Lamar's Good Kid, m.A.A.d. city. Ladies, plan for a ladies night.
The 100-meter men's final at the 1988 Seoul Games was the fastest and perhaps most thrilling sprint in Olympic history. But within 48 hours, gold medalist Ben Johnson had tested positive for anabolic steroids, and scandal reigned. This one race still haunts the eight men who took part. But what brought them to the starting line? And what happened to them since?
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At one point, Vandroff said, two bullets were fired through the walls of the conference room where he was waiting.
Vandroff said all 60 of the people who report to him got out alive, but he was told that one of his friends in the building died.
"That's been hard to process," he told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
Building 197 is one of three Naval Sea Systems Command buildings at the yard. The command acquires and maintains ships and submarines and their systems; Vandroff said his group is in charge of non-nuclear surface ships.
4:44 p.m. ET -- More about Alexis: He was last known to live in Fort Worth, Texas, but was born in Queens, New York, according to the FBI.
He enlisted in the Navy in May 2007 and left as an aviation electrician's mate 3rd class in January 2011, according to Navy records.
4:40 p.m. ET -- The FBI has released the pictures of Alexis at http://www.fbi.gov/. The bureau is asking people with any information about him to call it at 800-CALL-FBI. The FBI is looking for information about his recent movements and "his contacts and his associates," said Valerie Parlave, assistant director in charge of the Washington FBI Field Office, at a news conference in Washington.
4:34 p.m. ET -- Authorities still are looking for a person who, beyond Alexis, might have been involved in the shootings, Gray said. The description of this person remains as it was before: a black man in military-style drab-olive clothing, about 50 years old, and about 5 feet 10 inches tall.
4:13 p.m. ET -- Of the three wounded people who are being treated at MedStar Washington Hospital Center, two are Navy employees and one is a Washington Metropolitan Police Department officer, according to Navy Secretary Ray Mabus.
4:09 p.m. ET -- We'll have more information about the dead suspect, Aaron Alexis, shortly. Right now, here are some details about the three wounded people who were taken to MedStar Washington Hospital Center, according to the hospital's chief operating officer, Janis Orlowski:
All three were talking when they arrived, and they are expected to have at least a good, if not full, recovery. One man is in surgery, having suffered gunshot wounds to the lower extremities, Orlowski said.
The two other wounded victims are women. One is in surgery for a shoulder wound. Just before the surgery, she in was in "very good spirits," Orlowski said.
The third patient is a "very, very lucky young lady," Orlowski said. This woman has injuries to her hand and head - and the bullet wound to the head did not penetrate bone, according to Orlowski. "Obviously she has suffered a significant wound, but she will recover without surgery," Orlowski said.
3:55 p.m. ET -- The dead suspect was Aaron Alexis, a 34-year-old military contractor from Texas, the Washington FBI field office told CNN's Pamela Brown.
Alexis was identified through fingerprints and an identification card that was on the suspect's body, the FBI field office said.
3:51 p.m. ET -- We're expecting a news conference to begin soon at the MedStar Washington Hospital Center, where victims of the shooting were sent. Navy Secretary Ray Mabus is expected to be among the speakers. Minutes ago, he tweeted that he was at the center to meet with victims.
3:34 p.m. ET -- The dead suspect has been fingerprinted and identified, a government official with detailed knowledge of the investigation told CNN's Deborah Feyerick.
3:17 p.m. ET -- The Washington Nationals baseball team, whose stadium is near the Navy Yard, has postponed the game it was scheduled to play tonight against the visiting Atlanta Braves. As noted earlier, evacuees of the Navy Yard are being bused to the stadium's parking Lot B, and some of their loved ones are waiting there to be reunited with them.
"All of us here in the Nationals organization were deeply saddened to learn of the tragic events that occurred this morning only a few blocks from Nationals Park. Our thoughts and prayers remain with our friends at the Navy Yard and those impacted by today's incident," the team said in a statement.
3:12 p.m. ET -- All D.C. schools will be released on time, the public school system said via Twitter.
3:11 p.m. ET --The Senate side of the Capitol will go into lock-down for about two hours, a senior Democratic source tells CNN.
The source said that after Virginia Tech and Boston, it's "just not wise to start sending staff outside to wander. We want to give D.C. police a chance to do their jobs."
The House side is not planning a lock-down, senior Republican leadership aides say.
2:54 p.m. ET -- Washington police say the white male who was sought in connection with the shooting has been cleared as a suspect.
2:52 p.m. ET -- The Navy wants to account for all of its personnel in the area and issued an order to that effect.


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Rep. Randy Neugebauer, (R-Texas), on the investigation into the demise of MF Global.
Nov 15, 2012
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So a year later one point six billion dollars in MF global customer funds are still -- accounted for but now.
There is someone to blame -- house subcommittee finds former MF global CEO Jon Corzine responsible saying.
Choices made by Corzine during his tenure as chairman and CEO CEO of MF global -- I'm joined now by the chairman of the house financial services sub committee and oversight and investigations.
Representative Randy not a -- thanks so much for joining us about I want to read a couple other quotes from the report as well.
You said that his failure represents a dereliction of duty as and that -- chairman and CEO.
And those risks were exacerbated by an authority at the risk that they -- in their business plan where.
Exacerbated by an authoritarian atmosphere.
Corzine created at the firm where no one can challenge his decisions.
Do you think first off had to -- to these conclusions what did you see that was most egregious.
Well I mean after you know three hearings you know over.
Witnesses say a fifty witnesses that we interviewed and you know 43000.
Patients have documents what we begin to see was a pattern there were -- cores and caning was trying to transform this company.
Into a -- Goldman Sachs junior if you would.
And he began to you know get some push back from some of the positions that he wanted to put on -- these these foreign positions.
And so is.
His risk managers should you not think this is risky -- think for potential problems here he fired that risk manager and so he was determined that he was pointy.
-- -- -- -- -- Two you turn the company ran an increase their earnings.
And as people begin the question that decision.
You know he ignored it ended as the but chairman of the board had this company he basically kind of mitigated -- have a board a supervision -- well.
Yet it sounds like you lay the majority of the blame if not all of -- at his at his feet.
Did anything -- do rise to the levels something that was criminal.
Well I think that'll be for another department are another agency determine -- was not a criminal investigation we tried to put together a -- Knology.
-- you if you will what happened and why it happened in what was going on inside the company.
We also say that the reckless there was -- regulatory failure here and I don't want to just put it all on its foreseen but that his actions led to -- the bankruptcy of this company.
But obviously there -- some regulatory failure there we don't think that the regulators were talking to each other.
And so we makes recommendations about that.
We we think the disclosures that the company was making.
May have been misleading in many ways because a lot of people didn't realize that this company was taking these kind of risk and really until it's too late so collective -- -- Yet know the rate you're saying that the regulator was at least in part to blame has anything changed that -- to stop this from happening again.
Well one of the things that you know we want to do is really look at is if there needs to be some streamlining or some consolidation here because what we had was competing interest.
One regulator looking at one part of the business another regulator looking another piece of the business.
And they really want to talking to each other until really right there at the end.
And it -- -- and it was two like.
We mentioned that he -- his one point six billion dollars in customer funds that are still unaccounted for where do you think there are.
All we know that there's so -- is that is tied up in the UK and this is another part of the report that we talked about -- are gonna have to be some harmonization between you know the rules Cindy and United States.
And some of the country -- we have investors in this country trading.
Bubbles foreign exchanges.
There's going to be hearing I guess later on in this spring of this year.
To determine if some of that money can be recovered for the some of the people.
You know and that that didn't receive all their money back.
The trustees working diligently to do that and we'll wait to see how that actually plays out.
-- importance -- a lot of people looking for answers in this congressman thank you so much for joining us we appreciate it.
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Giovanbattista Venditti scored the game's only try, with Luciano Orquera and Gonzalo Garcia kicking the Azzurri's points, as they matched their record in 2007 of finishing with two wins.
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Sony Online Entertainment's Star Wars game unaffected by EA franchise deal
While the exact details of EA's deal to exclusively develop games for the Star Wars franchise aren't known, Sony Online Entertainment has confirmed the deal doesn't damage their free-to-play title Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures.
Tue, Mar 13, 2012 | 01:25 GMT
Clone Wars Adventures passes 10 million users
The other Star Wars MMO isn't doing too badly in the wake of The Old Republic's release.
Sat, Feb 25, 2012 | 16:12 GMT
SOE "working on a plan" with ProSieben to keep communities together
SOE has released a new statement regarding its deal with ProSiebenSat.1 Games in Europe, and said it's "working on a plan to keep our communities together."
Thu, Feb 23, 2012 | 21:53 GMT
SOE responds to player concerns over ProSiebenSat.1 and Alaplaya EU deal
SOE's director of global community relations, Linda "Brasse" Carlson, has responded to various concerns over the possible EU publishing switch of eight MMOs, which would have ProSiebenSat.1 and Alaplaya handling the titles in Europe.
Thu, Dec 01, 2011 | 01:56 GMT
Latest Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures expansion drops December 15
The Battle of Umbara expansion for Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures brings a brand new combat zone.
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Friday Shorts II: ABBA, Ultima, SWTOR email goof, Gotham City, UC3 Subway
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Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures nets 8 million registered players since launch
Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures is celebrating its first anniversary with free money and guns, as you well know, but SOE has also announced the game has garnered over eight million registered players since launch. Along with the cash and weapons, the firm is also adding a new mini-game called Aquatic Assault. Sounds like fun for all. Thanks, MMORPG.
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Clone Wars Adventures upcoming content outlined
Sony Online Entertainment has roughly sketched plans for its remaining Star Wars MMO, Clone Wars Adventures.
Thu, May 19, 2011 | 03:58 BST
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Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures logs one million players during week one
Sony Online Entertainment and LucasArts announced today Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures has registered one million users just one week after the free-to-play MMO's launch on September 15.
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SOE announces date for Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures
SOE has announced it will launch its free-to-play Star Wars: The Clone Wars on September 15 to coincide with the Season Three premiere of The Clone Wars on Cartoon Network.
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SOE to release Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures in the fall
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Chairs at a party aren't exactly a radical innovation, but in Denmark they are typically used as a launching pad for people who believe that by leaping into the New Year they will banish malevolent spirits.
Why you should: You can claim your new year exercise regime has started early. Why you shouldn't: You'll need the icy water again to bathe those twisted ankles.
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Sailors love a good party, but are notoriously superstitious souls, believing that it is unlucky to begin a voyage on December 31. Maritime lore also suggests that feathers plucked from a wren slain on New Year's Day can protect seafarers from dying in a shipwreck.
Why you should: You polished off those piglets, so a wren isn't going to hurt your conscience. Why you shouldn't: Nothing kills a party like a dead bird.
Britain has a certain reputation when it comes to New Year's Eve, particularly in Scotland where Hogmanay celebrations -- climaxing in a rendition of the traditional Scottish song "Auld Lang Syne" -- can border on the bacchanalian. So it is perhaps a surprise to discover that, according to a survey conducted last year, over a third of Britons prefer to be tucked up in bed on the stroke of midnight.
Why you should: You'll avoid the most overrated party of the year. Why you shouldn't: Champagne corks, fireworks and ABBA will keep you awake anyway.