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Kate Hudson in a denim patchwork Balmain dress for HBO premiere: tragic or cute?
Here are some new photos of Kate Hudson at last night's premiere of the HBO movie Clear History. You know what's weird? This TV movie has a great cast, but almost none of them showed up to the premiere. No Jon Hamm, no Eva Mendes, etc. But Kate was there, and she wore this Balmain Resort 2014 mini-dress. And no, your eyes are not fooling you – the dress is DENIM. Not just denim, but denim patchwork!!! But it's not like it's some hippie-dippy denim dress, it's like Balmain is trying to making denim patchwork into some high-concept, rich-looking dress. Did they succeed? I do not think so. Plus, the dress barely covers her butt.
While I was going through these premiere photos, I noticed this closeup of her ring – look at this thing!!
Is that the engagement ring Matt Bellamy gave her? If so, kudos to you, Bellamy. That's an amazing ring. I would marry the guy who offered me that ring, no problem. Of course, she might have just borrowed a fabulous ring for the premiere.
I'm also including some photos of Kate and her boys arriving at LAX a few days ago. Ryder finally got a haircut, and I swear he looks so much like his dad Chris Robinson. Bing Bellamy is still a baby/toddler so I can't really see anything but mega-blonde hair. Kate Hudson only makes blonde babies. Also: her jeans are tragic. What is with Kate and all of the denim?
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Sun, 28 Jul 2013 - 16:53 GMT +1
Jon Hamm Suits Up for "Million Dollar Arm"
Looking dashing as always, Jon Hamm filmed "Million Dollar Arm" in Brentwood, California on Saturday (July 27).
The "Mad Men" star was similarly suited up for this project, sporting a blue ensemble with a dress shirt and navy blue tie.
In the drama, a sports agent stages an unconventional recruitment strategy to get talented Asian cricket players to play Major League Baseball.
Directed by Craig Gillespie, the movie co-stars Lake Bell, Bill Paxton, Alan Arkin, and Bar Paly. "Million Dollar Arm" will hit theaters sometime in 2014.
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Jon Hamm & Daniel Radcliffe: New "Young Doctor's Notebook" Series On the Way!
They knocked it out of the park the first time around, and now Jon Hamm and Daniel Radcliffe will join forces for another series of "A Young Doctor's Notebook & Other Stories."
The "Mad Men" hunk and the "Harry Potter" stud will begin work on the new project later this summer, with Hamm playing a Russian doctor during the Russian Revolution, and Daniel taking the role of a younger version of the physician.
Per the synopsis, "The comedy-drama's second series will return to the small village of Muryevo in 1918 to find the Young Doctor battling against an all-consuming morphine addiction."
"Under the critical gaze of his 'clean' older self, the Young Doctor struggles to cope with life in the hospital, the Civil War, and the arrival of a beautiful young aristocrat."
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Jon Hamm - ESPYs 2013 Red Carpet with Lake Bell
Jon Hamm suits up on the red carpet at the 2013 ESPY Awards held at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on Wednesday (July 17) in Los Angeles.
The 42-year-old Mad Men actor is hosting the sports awards show this evening!
Jon is currently filming the baseball flick Million Dollar Arm and his co-star Lake Bell was also seen on the red carpet that evening. She will be presenting during the show.
FYI: Lake is wearing a Dolce & Gabbana dress, an Edie Parker bag, a Dove diamond snake ring, and a Jacob & Co. ring.
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Staying up late to help celebrate the best in sports, Robin Roberts arrived at the 2013 ESPY Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on Wednesday (July 16).
The "Good Morning America" anchor headed out to the west coast from the Big Apple earlier this week, tweeting, "Beautiful morn here in LA. Waiting for my family & dear friends including @JoshElliottABC to arrive. Excited about @espn #espy''s! #SoLucky."
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I am meeting a 20 something out-of-towner for dinner. I am a 30+ foodie but want to acknowledge the fact that I might have to sacrifice great food for location with a vibrant scene. I prefer restaurants like Hatfield's, Josie, Pizzeria Mozza, Fraiche, and A.O.C. but am afraid that they tend to attract an older crowd. Does anybody have a restaurant suggestion that could satisfy both parties in the Santa Monica, Venice, Pasadena, or West LA area?
re: grubtrotters
Agree w/ Chaya.
I think Jiraffe is hip enough, but then again I'm an old soul...
If you wanted sushi in Brentwood, you could try Katsuya.
Another SaMo idea might be Rustic Canyon.
I would have said Hungry Cat in Hollywood would be great, but perhaps out of range.
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i disagree about hama sushi.
lousy quality fish.
also, if you end up going to chaya venice on a sunday, don't order their sushi because some if it's freshness is very spotty on sundays (as though the fish had been procured the thursday before).
Wilshire Restaurant in Santa Monica was a huge hit with the younger group of 20 somethings and very satisfying for 30 somethings as well. I thought the food was pretty darn good too. When making reservations, make sure you sit on the outside patio area as the inside is just missing the hip-ness and buzz that your 20 something might be looking for.
Wilshire Restaurant in Santa Monica but, make sure you sit on the outside patio area. The inside is missing that hip and buzz factor. The food is great too.
Wilshire Restaurant in Santa Monica. Sit outside in the patio area. The food is excellent too.
BOA, Wilshire, Rustic Canyon, and Katsu-Ya come to mind. If you're willing to head toward Hollywood/WeHo (which a 20-something would probably like), there's also Koi, Chateau Marmont, STK, and Foxtail (although reviews on Foxtail have been pretty rough).
Perhaps i'm an old soul, or my tourists perspective is somewhat skewed, but this 20-something thoroughly enjoyed my meals at pizzeria mozza and aoc this past weekend. Is the 20-something you are meeting serious about really good food? cause then youre on the right track.
maybe my experience was atypical, but i didnt feel like the crowds at either place were particularly old, certainly not uncomfortably so. In fact at mozza i was with two 30-somethings, and we all had a pizzariffic meal (i didnt even have to pay! sweet.)
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Foodie or not, I think most 20-something out-of-towners would want to get a taste of LA to go along with their food. To me, that generally means a good bar scene to boot. While I agree that Pizzeria Mozza is great, I'm not sure it's a great introduction to LA. As for AOC, I find the atmosphere rather drab, and I'm a 30-something.
I've found that chowish 20somethings and chowish 30somethings have similar taste in restaurants. Therefore, if you're trying to find a chowish destination for yourself, there's a high likelihood that the 20something will enjoy it as well.
LA scene is abound whether you willingly avoid it or not. Just go where the good food is.
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Wilshire is great, and the back patio is gorgeous. Akasha in Culver City has a bit of a scene going, too. It's also one of the greenest restaurants in LA, as is Wilshire.
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grubtrotters: When you say "greenest" restaurants, do you mean that there are a lot of trees around? Or that they are enviornmentally conscious restaurants? Thanks.
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I mean eco-friendly. Here's an interview I did with Akasha for Dinela.com that explains all of her efforts in detail and another piece on green dining that includes Wilshire:
All of you saved me hours of research as I take your recommendations seriously. I've been anxious to try Wilshire so that's where we'll go. The 20 something might have to give up his burger for the night.


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A coroner's jury deliberated for about 10 minutes Monday before finding a Yellowstone County sheriff's deputy was justified in shooting a Worden bar owner who had reportedly killed his former girlfriend.
Jurors determined now former Deputy Martin Stuart committed justifiable homicide when he shot 49-year-old Thomas Hilger early on May 24.
Officers stopped Hilger's pickup truck after receiving a report that he killed 22-year-old Erica Yurian. Dash cam video showed Hilger stepped out of his truck, fired a shot and Stuart responded by firing two shots.
One shot hit Hilger's spine. He refused medical treatment and died about 12 hours later at a Billings hospital.
Testimony at the inquest indicated Hilger acknowledged to at least one deputy that he shot Yurian. Her body was found in the tool box of his pickup truck.
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Austrian official fuels Skype backdoor rumours
Off the cuff remarks by Austrian government officials suggest that Skype conversations might be intercepted. Speaking at a recent meeting on lawful interception between ISPs and Austrian regulators, an unnamed "high-ranking" official at Austria's interior ministry said that listening into a conversation over Skype presented no …
Bring back Strowger switching.
Someone is lying.
If Skype isn't secure then it's the Germans trying to give criminals a false sense of security.
If Skype is secure then it's the Austrians trying FUD tactics to dissuade criminals from using it.
@'Someone is lying.'
Not necessarily. If this is a governmental official, it's far more likely that he/she just doesn't have a clue what he/she is talking about than someone is being dishonest. Government types get technology wrong so often it's more suprising when they get something right.
Could it be a case of
Ve haf vays of hearing you talk!
It's not the first time I've heard this
I've heard this in circles I expect to have real knowledge of such a capability, so I treat Skype like any other phone: potentially tapped.
If I want secure comms I'll set up an Asterisk server with VPN and accounts for those I want to talk to..
Who cares?
Nobody knows how secure Skype is. If you want security, use an open source client such as WengoPhone which is proven not to have back doors. Nobody is forcing anyone to use Skype.
A regulator saying something is "not a problem" is probably speaking from the regulatory perspective. In other words, meaning "not a legal problem".
Trust a bunch of nerds to interpret it as meaning "no technical barriers".
At least get some clarification.
You don't always need to decrypt the transmissions
Even during WWII and Vietnam the analysis of the source-destination and levels of traffic produced actionable intelligence.
Seems to require a trojan on the suspect's PC
If you take a look at the English translation at
"The concept of DigiTask intends to install a so called Skype-Capture-Unit on the PC of the surveilled person."
so it's a trojan to intercept at the client side, rather than anything scary?
More secure than other methods.
Lets face it, Skype is more secure than using your mobile phone, or a LandLine.
For a Free product it offers excellent security and value.
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The weirdy beardy would-be dictator was caught because of who he phoned, not because he phoned to say goodbye.
Skype is secure.
I seem to recall the people looking after my wife and kids at night, had invented Public Key cryptography and key exchange a decade before it was invented in the outside world, and no-one found out for twenty years. I'm frankly glad these guys are out there looking after the safety of my wife and kids at night.
Despite this, I believe that Skype is secure, because I believe that the CEO, and everybody in the chain of command, is completely free from interference from the world's governments trying to stop the destruction of civilisation, and, though I'd help myself, I believe these guys are just out to make money, and so I believe they've withstood the might of the Western World's law machine, and their techies have, via keeping their algorithms secret prevented the world's government cryptanalysts out. After all, there are some smart guys out there working in the private sector.
Skype is not ours
Skype belongs to a company who don't publish how it works. So you don't really know if it has wire tap access points built in.
Anything going through your sound card could be tapped at the point that it's just audio.
listening in.
The vast number of ways two or more indiviudals can communicate via the intertubes is mind boggling. For a start you've got 62000+ ports to communicate on. Then you have two primary kinds of packet. Then you have three different kinds of communication (video, audio or plain text). Then you've got numerous forms of encryption.
Simply put - if a terrorist cell wanted to communicate safely it wouldn't take a rocket scientist. Just a disillusioned programmer.
But then, if the security forces stopped looking for magic wands and trying to collect terabytes of useless data they'd have more time for more effective measures. Maybe they'd be able to make their own secure communication network... Now there's a thought.
Reason most large attacks are missed is two fold, number one - there is so much information gathered using drag net techniques it is impossible to differentiate between the legitmate and the fantasy, and number two - as odd as terrorists may be, they're rarely stupid (not the ones that pull off succesful operations). Stupid terrorists tend to come up with plans that don't work and weapons that fail to function. Like trying to set propane cans alight.
At the end of the day, it's down to luck, and convincing most people that we arn't out to screw them over...
These people arn't supposed to be looking after you or wife or your kids, they're supposed to be protecting our way of life, and that, they are failing miserably at as we decend ever further into totaltarian fascism.
But whatever, mines the one with the work visa to a decent country in it.
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Bol d'Or
The Bol d'or is a motorcycle endurance race, held annually in France.
The Bol d'or was first organized by Eugene Mauve.[1] is as a race for motorcycles and automobiles limited to 1100cc engine capacity. In the 1950s the limit was raised to 1500cc, and later to 2000cc.[citation needed]
The race takes place on the second weekend of September and lasts for 24 hours with each motorcycle having a team of 3 riders taking turns. Prior to 1977 the teams comprised only 2 riders, but it was increased to 3 riders in the interests of safety. Until 1970 the race was held at various circuits, mainly Montlhéry and Saint-Germain-en-Laye. From 1971-1977 the Bol D'Or was held at the Le Mans Bugatti circuit. For the next 22 years the event took place at Paul Ricard, after which it moved to Magny-Cours. When the race left Le Mans the "24 Heures Du Mans" was established, so that with the Bol d'or's return there are now two annual 24-hour motorcycle endurance events at Le Mans. The Bol d'Or is now held in the spring, while the 24 Heures du Mans is in the early September slot formerly used by the Bol d'or.[citation needed]
24-hour motorcycle endurance racing has a strong Francophone base, with the three main events held in France (Le Mans & Magny-Cours) and French-speaking Belgium (Spa-Francorchamps), and the most successful teams and riders are French. In 1992 an all-British team of riders won the race; and British rider Terry Rymer has had consistent results. In the 1970s the competitors included Phil Read and Neil Tuxworth, who later headed Honda Racing UK, additionally the Mead & Tomkinson racing team fielded "Nessie", a revolutionary bike with hub-center steering.[citation needed]
- 1922: clay track located in Vaujours, Clichy-sous-Bois and Livry-Gargan, 5.126 km (3.185 mi) long. One rider per motorcycle.
- 1923-1936: Loges track in Saint-Germain-en-Laye
- 1927: Fontainebleau
- 1937-1939: Linas-Montlhéry
- 1938-1946: No race
- 1947-1948: Saint-Germain-en-Laye
- 1949-1950: Linas-Montlhéry
- 1951: Saint-Germain-en-Laye
- 1952-1960: Linas-Montlhéry
- 1961-1968: No race
- 1969-1970: Linas-Montlhéry
- 1971-1977: Le Mans
- 1978-1999: Paul Ricard
- 2000-2014: Magny-Cours
- from 2015 : Paul Ricard.
The race is part of the a part of the Endurance FIM World Championship. The 2006 edition was the 70th edition of the race.
The race is accompanied by a motorcycle rally, carnival and other motorcycle related events.
Side races[edit]
- La Tasse d'or (the golden cup), reserved for motorcycle of less than 50cc (known as the coffee cup: "tasses à café")
- Le Bol d'or classic (the classic golden bowl): reserved for classic motorcycles
- Le Bol d'argent (the silver bowl): amateur competition taking place before main competition.
External links[edit]
- boldor.fr Official website (French)
- This article incorporates information from the equivalent article on the French Wikipedia.


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- Hatori Hanzo Jun 13, 2007 06:36 AM
My fiancee and I will be moving to Chicago (from Manhattan) soon and we will be living in the Belmont/Clark/Halsted area. Please tell us where we should dine nearby. Walking distance would be ideal but we will also have a car.
I'm look forward to hearing about upscale restaurants as well as local dives. Please tell me about good delivery options as well. We eat everything. We love all sorts of ethnic food but we also like good old American pub food. Thanks in advance.
Welcome to Chicago!
I used to live up in that area, and my favorite restaurant by far was Ping Pong, up north on Broadway. Great asian food at reasonable prices. They've tripled in size since I moved from the area and are no longer BYOB. Still great food! They also have a sister sushi restaurant across the street that's wonderful. In addition, check out Orange for brunch and Mia Francesco for great Italian (both on Clark north of Belmont)
Welcome! My suggestion (and I don't mean this in a snippy way) is to read the board here :) Check around, and you'll find a LOT that covers just what you are asking - which is, after all, amazingly broad. Kind of like saying "I'll be living near NYU, tell me where to eat nearby but I'm also willing to take the subway to go somewhere - and it can be any price" ;)
If you can narrow your question a bit you'll probably get better results (and again, browse through the board and read a bunch).
Also check out lthforum.com for a slightly different focus on eating in Chicago. Lots of us hang out on this board and on that one too.
re: leek
Leek, thanks for the response. I don't take it as snippy, in fact I've said the same to many people that post on the NY board. I guess that the difference is that I see Chicago and NY as being different (and please correct me if I'm wrong) based on distances and the reintroduction of driving instead of just walking. Walking a mile or two in Manhattan allows one to cover numerous neighborhoods but in Chicago it doesn't seem to be the case. In NYC people are very neighborhood focused whereas in Chicago those neighborhood borders seem vague. I guess my point is that I'm used to not having to walk more than a couple of blocks to get everything I need and I was hoping that some locals could tell me what they like in the immediate vicinity. Speaking of, what grocery stores do people recommend nearby? I will be sure to share my experience on this site as we are very excited to explore this new area.
Also thanks for recommending that other site, I will certainly check it out. Do you have any other recommendations for Chicago sites that discuss food, dining, nightlife, and various other events?
re: Hatori Hanzo
For certain sections of Chicago, walking will take you past a lot of places to eat, but you're right I guess that our neighborhood borders are vague and perhaps larger areas. Plus a lot of areas are more mixed, with shops right next to restaurants. I'm not nearly as familiar with food in your new 'hood because it's so busy over there I tend not to go over unless I have to (and if there's a Cubs' game? Forget it!) - though I am often at the Petco on Halsted just S. of where it crosses Clark (as a volunteer).
So, over toward that way, but not quite there, I like TAC for Thai (byo) - check out the specials board, Tango Sur for Argentine steak (byo), Vinci for Italian. There are so many pubs that you'll have to find which one you like the best :) Many of them have college affiliations, I'm told the Globe is very good if you are into Soccer.
re: Hatori Hanzo
On Belmont about half a block west of Clark is Ann Sather's, a neighborhood article of faith with Swedish homestyle food, big breakfasts, and great cinnamon rolls. On Clark just north of Belmont (3345 N Clark) is PS Bangkok that has a vast Thai Sunday brunch buffet. Chicago is laid out on a grid with a major street every six blocks; every major street has a bus line. The next major street north of Belmont is Addison, and just before Addison on Broadway you will find both a Jewel (big supermarket) and a Treasure Island (slightly fancier supermarket but not as big as Jewel). On Broadway just above Addison a WholeFoods (expensive organic supermarket) is now being built. Almost next door to Ann Sather's is the Red Line (EL/subway) Belmont station so you can conveniently get all over very fast, for example on Saturday mornings head in direction of Dan Ryan and get off at Clark & Division for an excellent farmers' market on Division Street (better as the summer progresses and local vegetables show up there). Go online to CTA Chicago for public transportation information. We are very much a city of neighborhoods; yours is called Lakeview although its pet name is Boystown. And you'll find the city very walkable. Welcome to Chicago.
Jack's on Halsted is really great on that corner. That Boystown area doesn't have a ton of standout restaurants, but lots of gay-centric neighborhoods seem to have that problem. This is all my opinions, but I say take a pass on Yoshi's. HB is really good and the price fixe wednesday is a great deal. Socca I have just done once, but really enjoyed it. Stay away from Kit Kat Lounge and Supper Club. That's some of the walking distance places.
There's a terrific Lebanese restaurant about 5 blocks south called Fattoush. Their dinner combos with toum are not to be missed. It's become our favorite spot for Middle Eastern food in the area, if not the city.
New York Deli is about 3 blocks south on Clark and has pretty good sandwiches, the "apprentice" in particular.
I'm a fan of PS Bangkok for delivery thai although others might disagree. Their ram currey is great
Dunlay's at Wrightwood and Clark (about 6 blocks south) has terrific bar food with their club sandwich being really darn good.
2652 N Halsted St
(773) 327-2652
New York Deli
2921 N Clark St
(773) 549-3328
PS Bangkok Restaurant
3345 N Clark St
(773) 871-7777
Dunlays on Clark
2600 N Clark St
(773) 883-6000
If you walk north on Clark, there's a ton of restaurants, including the aforementioned Mia Francesca, which offers really cheap, tasty Italian food. Not fancy and it packs them in, so be prepared to wait if you show up after 6 or so. A bit further north is Matsuya, another real value for Japanese food and sushi. There's also Ethiopian and Mexican, but they're pretty mediocre. Then there's two blocks of really obnoxious Cub-oriented bars, with Goose Island Brewery plunked in the middle. It has really decent pub grub, including good fish and chips.
A block above Wrigley, there are a couple of nice little bistros.
On Belmont, near the El, there's Ann Sather's, a Swedish breakfast place (it serves all day, but it's known for its breakfasts).
And south of Belmont on Clark, there are small and good Chinese (Yen's, I think), sushi, Mexican, and The Duke of Perth, a great Scottish pub with fantastic fish and chips (all you can eat on Wed. and Fri.). A bit further south, in the Landmark theater building (Chicago's best movies, IMO) is Eatzi's, a combo specialty grocery and takeout restaurant with a great cheese shop and other stuff.
And if you go a bit further south, past Diversey, it's restaurant row, with Vietnamese, Jewish deli, more sushi, a Viennese bakery, noodle shops, and at the corner of Fullerton, Hema's Kitchen, a great Indian place.
All easy walking distance. 10-15 minutes, mostly.
re: Pete Oldtown
I am looking for a particular Belmont-Halsted restaurant that probably no longer exists. It was called J and J's and it was a Greek restaurant I believe. The short of it is that my birth father owned it in the 1950's. Would like to find out more....
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Welcome to Chicago and to a great neighborhood, variously known as Lakeview East and Boystown. I've lived in the area (Belmont/Broadway) for almost 20 years, and I think you're picking one of the best spots in the city to live and dine! There are dozens of restaurants at all price points within a couple of blocks of Clark/Belmont, and a hundred or so within a mile's radius. Some of my favorites:
- Zad (new, Mediterranean, excellent, good value)
- Nohana (sushi, reasonably priced, especially during happy hours)
- Joy's (basic, but good, noodle shop, quite inexpensive)
- Ping Pong (seconding Satchmo's recommendation)
- Philly's Best (OK, it's fast food, but great burgers & pizza)
- Mi Tierra (best Mexican restaurant in the area, IMHO)
- Erwin (great American food, excellent Sunday brunch)
- Duke of Perth (fun and good English pub)
- Ricebox (fast food Korean, cheap and good)
- The Bagel (Jewish deli & diner)
re: mjrutherford
I'm sorry mjrutherford. I agree with several of your recommendations, but I have to disagree about Nohana. The worst sushi experience I've ever had. I could go into detail, but I'll refrain. They have no shortage of customers though—it always seems pretty busy. New Tokyo, just across the street, is far better. Also, a couple of blocks north is Wakamono which is fantastic.
re: mjrutherford
I'd have to disagree about Mi Tierra as I've had nothing but mediocre experiences there.
I'll second Philly's Best though. They really do make (and deliver) a heck of a cheesesteak.
re: Dedalus
I love Le Creperie but the service can be spotty, just a heads-up. They also have a really charming outdoor garden lit up by lanterns and christmast lights at night.
After many years of chiding Germain (the owner) for Lillet, they finally stock it now.
I would however avoid the escargot. Unless you like really overcooked snails.
Walk South down Clark to Barry and then head East to Broadway for Stella's,(3042 N Broadway) long time (formerly named Lake Front and before that for you old timers, The Wagon Wheel) family owned coffe shop type restaurant. I like their Turkey Clubs.
For a real coffe shop... trot across the street for Intelligentsia (3123 N Broadway) http://www.intelligentsiacoffee.com/
On the same side of Broadway on the corner is The House of Fine Chocolates (3109 N Broadway) Great cookies, dessersts and um...chocolates! http://www.houseoffinechocolates.com/...
Welcome to Chicago! My S/O is from NY and he loves it here.
Hatori, you're moving into my old neighborhood, altho I haven't lived there for a VERY long time now, I do visit pretty regularly. Many of my old familiar places are not there any more, but all up and down Halsted you will find restaurants of all sizes, varieties and prices. You will be pleased that most are quite a bit less expensive than what our neighborhood restaurants in Manhattan have become, altho the pricy places in Chicago are every bit as expensive as the pricy places here. There's lots of authentic Mexican in chicago, and if you're willing to travel a bit, Polish, and Greek, as well.
If you like Indian Food and don't want to schlep up to Devon Street, try Standard Indian on Belmont, a block or 2 west of Clark- Most opt for the Buffet which is stocked with Tandoori Chicken, papadums, samosas- and usually a couple of additional vegetarian and meat entrees- also , great Rice pudding- all for aboout $10
I would like to thank everybody for the multitude of responses. The Chicago Hounds put the NY ones to shame. If any of you guys ever find yourself in NYC and need a suggestion, let me know. I will make sure to post once I have gone through the places everybody here has given me.
One last request is for good Sushi nearby. My fiancee is addicted to Sushi so please recommend to me places that are nearby and/or places that deliver. A couple have been mentioned so far but I didn't know if there was a consensus. Thanks again!
re: Hatori Hanzo
You practically can't swing a dead cat around that neighborhood without hitting a sushi place, but I really like the sushi at Matsuya on Clark. Very reasonable prices, and a huge selection without getting into all the trendy, inauthentic stuff that's hot right now...at $15 a roll. Yuki Hana south on Clark, near Wellington, is good too. Just DO NOT GET THE SPECIAL MEALS. You get what you pay for. But the regular sushi is very good, if a bit overpriced, IMO.
re: Hatori Hanzo
Lower your expectations for sushi in Chicago. If you're looking for something at the level of Sushi Yasuda, you're just not going to find it.
In terms of the neighborhood, I don't think anything in the immediate area is that good. I try to stick to Tsuki (near Fullerton & Southport) or Mirai (a cabride away in Bucktown).
re: jesteinf
I used to live in Chicago.
For sushi try Katsu on Peterson (which is a drive from where you are living, but so worth it)
Katsu is the owner, from Japan, and usualy behind the sushi bar. You will probably be seated by his wife.
We had some spectacular meals there, both the sushi and the other items off of the menu are just wonderful. Really beautiful sushi.
re: Enorah
There are two other good Sushi restaurants nearby. Wakamono (3317 N. Broadway, 60657, www.wakamonosushi.com) is one of our faves for it's high quality sushi and reasonable prices and comfortable, hip atmosphere. That will be a 5-10 minute walk east from your new place. Also, Kaze (2032 W. Roscoe St., 60618, www.kazesushi.com) is excellent if you're willing to spend a little more and take a 5 minute cab ride for some innovative flavor pairings (not traditional like Pete Oldtown's recommendations, but pretty damn yummy nonetheless).
Some other non-Sushi recommendations include:
Yummy Yummy Asian Cuisine (2901 N Broadway
)Bolat African Cuisine (3346 N Clark St)
Eatzi's (2828 N Clark St)
Toast (746 W Webster Ave) - Breakfast, Brunch
Bobtail (2951 N. Broadway) - Ice Cream, Soda Fountain
re: fishstank
I agree!!! I'll also chime in a few othersk, likes and dislikes.
Twisted Spoke (Clark and Roscoe under the L tracks) great brunch and fantastic bloody mary's, also great burgers and pulled pork sandwiches!Outdoor seating
Pick me up Cafe (Clark and Roscoe, northwest side) Good brunch!
Uncommon Ground (Clark and Grace NW corner) coffee shop/pretty good food, live music and outdoor seating!
I LOVE Wakamono, Ping Pong, Bolat, TOAST(yummers!), Yumm Yummy Asian (although I liked their old menu a LOT more), Kaze is fantastic as well and has great Lyche Martini's.
Nohana, for me it's horrible quality sushi. I have been there 2 times, months apart (once for dinner and once for happy hour) and been pretty much disgusted. Rolls were premade (WTF) AND the fish was like rubber. It may have a well priced happy hour but those prices are there for a reason, bad quality.
I'm also not a big fan of Zad, although I have only had it once. I thought it was overpriced, their atmosphere does not go with the pricing. Also I just wasn't crazy about the food. Maybe it's gotten better.
Also Mama Desda (ehtiopian), I hear they used to be good but when I went it was a disaster. We ordered the steak tartar and a chicken dish and nothing looked fresh. Also the side vegetables were obviously all canned, no good at all!
For good sushi in the area, definitely Wakamono
For good ethiopian (a car or bus or cab ride north) Ras Dashen, this place will NOT disappoint.
Addendum: From Belmont if you walk north on Clark you will soon run into all the bars and restaurants that cluster around Wrigley Field (Clark & Addison). If you walk south from Belmont on Clark, Broadway, or Halsted you will pass a zillion casual eating places. If you get to Diversey, just east of Broadway is Panera that has good paninis and soup and sells VERY good cinnamon raisin bread that makes excellent cinnamon toast.
On the corner of Grace and Lincoln there is a Trader Joe's right next to CB2 (Crate and Barrel's "hip" store). There is a parking lot, though it does get very busy at all the expected times.
I agree with Enora about the Katsu recommendation. Katsu has hands down the best sushi in Chicago. Other places might have better decor and ambiance. But Katsu is where you would go if you want the best.
As for cheaper sushi places in your neighborhood, I like Blossom Cafe on Barry at Broadway and Torajiro on Diversey east of Broadway.
Also, Fattoush on Halsted, south of Diversey has great Lebanese. Can't go wrong with anything there, but the shish taouk and falafel are especially wonderful.
For Indian, try Raj Darbar on Halsted south of Diversey.
There are tons of Chinese and Thai close to you but none are stellar.
For Chinese, I think your best bet is Yen's on Clark at Diversey.
For Thai, try TAC Quick Thai on Sheridan, or for something a little closer, Jitlada on Halsted around Addison.
Casbah byob mid eastern near intersection of Belmont and Broadway. Check out reckless records almost next door. Sheffields for drinks (beer) right near Belmont stop.
The links below should get you started. Might see you at the Twisted Spoke for Smut and Eggs.
http://centerstage.net/bars/piattini.... (so Chicago- you have to stop talking when the trains go by
Reply to old post by John Kornfeind who inquires about a restaurant from the 1950s: Try posting your query on the forum board of the Forgotten Chicago website. That's exactly the kind of question that people there answer all the time. Good luck in your search.
Clark, Halsted, and Broadway all run sort of parallel, more or less, and are just a couple of blocks apart, so walk over to Broadway and find The Bagel, at the corner of Barry and Broadway just below Belmont. This neighborhood icon is one place you MUST find. As soon as you sit down the server brings you a basket of delicious breads and a plate of dill pickles to sustain you while you consult the extensive menu of hot meals, hot soups, sandwiches, and everything. Jewish comfort food at its best.
A lifelong resident of Chicago, the best Thai food I've had was at Thai Classic at 3322 N. Clark. I haven't been there in many years, but they're still open, www.thaiclassicrestaurant.com
Seafood/veggie kabobs served on a bed of rice were terrific, it was BYO, probably still is. Value and quality of food were terrific.
Clarification: Thai Classic has, or had, a small parking lot behind the cafe. I parked there, and thugs broke the window and stole my radio. I live downtown Chicago and have Thai cafes near me, moreover, the Clark/Belmont area is a parking nightmare. That's why I haven't returned to Thai Classic, not the quality of food or service. They have a wonderful menu, nicely appointed decor, etc.
All of that said, and it's a bit of a hike, Yoshi's has terrific food, 3527 Halsted, I think, upscale continental/fusion cuisine. Yoshi has been in business a long time, and prepares a Japanese style bouillabaisse that's terrific, delicious, makes it worth fighting the headache of trying to find parking in that neighborhood.
The neighborhood where you will reside has a great many cafes. Best to avoid the bars near Wrigley Field, they're not about food, but otherwise, you'll have great fun exploring the cafes. Chicago is a terrific food town, and my friends from New York laugh out loud when they see Chicago prices.
re: Greg in Chicago
>> I haven't been there in many years,
That's okay, the rest of this discussion is almost all six years old anyway. :)


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