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It's about time! The US Government should keep it's noise out of the workers business.Workers and Employer have the right to work out their terms of pay and benefit's Unions have treated the working people like they are stupid and used the union dues to increase their own status in government, not to help the workers.
There's a reason the Big 3 are quiet. They're going to ignore this law. Because they know that, if Democrats take the state back in 2014, the law will be repealed and they'll be in difficulties.
I have to call B.S. on that. We've seen what happened when, say, baseball players and football players and basketball players were unorganized. And what happened after. What happened after was everyone made more money.
You are so right Dana, pro athletes certainly did start making more money after they were organized; way too much money and it is the fans who are paying for it. Salaries of $100 K to $200K for 5 - 6 years are becoming common and ticket prices reflect that. It is getting so that the common man cannot take his family to a game any more , let alone buy season tickets. That's progress?
I have explained this, but you don't want to listen. It's unbalanced. There's a reason why 9 of our 11 highest poverty states -- 9 of our 11 worst markets for your goods and services -- are right to work states http://bit.ly/GRSf63
Right to work is pro-worker? You're dreaming. There's a reason why 9 of America's 11 worst markets, those with the highest poverty rates, are right to work states. Don't believe me? http://bit.ly/GRSf63
Twice as many teams in twice as many places. Higher ratings across the board. Higher attendance. What the fans want are good games, and huge salaries drew the very best athletes to play.
Your argument for unionization using professional sports is an interesting. I grew watching baseball as a kid (when baseball was unionized but not organized -- free agency). Back then, players were paid a lot less than today but still many times more than Average Joe. Back then, Average Joe could afford to go to the games. I remember getting outfield seats for under $5. Today, with utility players making $2 to $4 million per year, those same seats are around $30. That hurts Average Joe.
Has the quality gone up? Nope, just the cost. That's the same reason our steel industry is a shadow of itself. That's the same reason GM, Chrysler, and Ford almost all disappeared.
I have to disagree because there are ton's of places to work in this country that don't have unions and still have worker's rights. I work for a company that doesn't have a union, I have rights and I feel like the company values me.
If you ever get tired of dealing with all these unions, just come to my state, I know hundreds of people that would love to work for your company and those hundreds of people don't feel entitled enough to start a union.
I don't know Dana. When they talk about the "golden age" of football or baseball they aren't talking about times when the players were making 10 or 20M per year. I know that only the stars make that kind of money, but the average player salary is over $1M. Minimum in baseball is $484,000. I don't know what it is for other sports. No I don't think they have better players today because of the salaries. I think guys like Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Jim Brown, Johnny Unitas played for the love of the game above all else. The marketing of sports has gotten much better and that is where the money started to come into play. The stadiums got full, then the stadiums got bigger, now they are getting more expensive. That is not a result of actions taken by the players unions. Seriously do you believe a guy that is driven by the money is better than a guy driven by the love of the game. Of course, pro sports unions are not like auto unions. I think it is a poor comparison.
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No problem with the no requirement to join a union. But by like token, the union should not have to represent non-union paying workers either. Such that a two-tier pay system could happen, with union and non-union workers receiving different pay & benefits. No doubt management would take advantage of exactly such a differential pay-benefit arrangement and thereby pay non-union less. If non-union is prepared to accept such pay-benefit differentials, then no problem with the no requirement to join the union.
Bigbenorr, ideally there should be no difference if the power of the employer is matched with the strength of the union. Then an equitable deal can be worked out. If the union gets too strong, then the company can be in trouble. Blair Mountain, West Virginia shows us what can happen when all the power is in the employers hands.
I've never understood the idea of mandatory union membership. Union membership should be a choice. I don't work in an industry that is unionized so I don't have any direct experience with this. However, it would be quite unsettling to be forced to join an organization with which I do not agree, forced to pay dues, and have my dues go toward causes with which I do not agree.
It's really simple. Without a closed shop, management just makes sure it hires people who are anti-union, and gets rid of the union. Right to work laws really do mean the right to work for less. And those states without union rights are poorer by every measure. Including by the measurements so dear to Seeking Alpha readers.
I'm not sure a state's wealth has any correlation with the fact that it does not have "right to work" on its books. Many "right to work" states are in the South. And while those states might have lower per capita income and net worth than some northern states, the cost of living in the South is dramatically lower.
I live in the South. I know you're not telling the truth. Poverty rates are just higher here because of policies aimed at keeping "workers" down, especially black ones. Policies discouraging education, policies against joining unions. Lower costs just mean higher profits, and a greater disparity between rich and poor, meaning more violence and a smaller market for goods and services.
Yeah, we don't need unions. Every shop can be like Walmart: they take the profits; you get the bill for food, healthcare and social services. No need to ask an employer to provide sufficient pay which covers those things when we can spread the cost to society/taxpayers.
Every one should belong to a union ask for the moon if they don't give go on strick shut the whole industry down, every body can then fend for themselves, no innovation, no gas, only food is what we grow for ourselves, make our own clothes out of animals we kill with our bare hands, only lumber is what we cut down, burn wood for heat and cooking.
AAh the Stone Age is back, unions are like the mafia, only protected by the Demacrates.
Rights need to be balanced. Your rights end at my nose. If one side has rights and the other doesn't we know what happens. We know what has happened in this country when capital ran all over labor. Poverty.
It seems most of the folks on this board are anti-union, anti-democrat, anti-middle class etc. For those that don't believe the need for unions, just wait until they are gone and no longer a threat to big business....Then you will see the need...Do you really think the government would guarantee you the same living standards you currently are getting from union shops and non-union shops (you only get what's comparable to union shops because of union shops). If unions go by the wayside, watch out.....LIke I have said, i'm not in or have been in a union but I do know what the corporate people have done and will do if there is no legal opposing voice. Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about the thousands of small business owners, I'm referring to the huge corporations that are controlled by a board of directors and a multitude of ceo, cfo's co's vp's, etc, etc...These people are concerned only about their own salaries.
This bill only takes away the requirement that an employee joins the union upon their employment. In your scenario, an employee that was treated unfairly could always decide to join the union later on. I think the real problems unions face is delivering incremental value for their cost. A union is not free for an employee, and to many they are just another big bureaucracy that is disconnected from it's members. Unions rake in large amounts of money that is funneled to the top just like any corporate organization. A right to work bill makes them work harder for their members.
I think you're spouting ideology. Ideology isn't fact. It's opinion. We know what happens when workers lose their rights to organize under "right to work" laws. They lose economic ground, the markets in which they live lose economic ground, there's more poverty.
That's all you are Blankenhorn - one opinion after the other. Some of us think unions are bad for business because we've been in them, around them, and watched them.
I'm not claiming what I said to be a fact, and I think most of what you present is also opinion. Using income without regard to the cost of living is not a good metric for measuring economic success. Consider the link below which uses 4 criteria to rate the best states to make a living including: income, cost of living, taxes and unemployment. Ultimately there is little correlation between right to work and non-right to work states. There are many other economic factors that would have a better correlation to a state's economic well being. As stated before, a right to work bill does not ban unions, and the evidence that it destroys the economies and lives of the states that pass it is just not there.
That's simply not true. First of all, the Wkipedia stats show only 2009 so it's hard to see how these numbers have changed over time, but if there really was a correlation between poverty and right to work, why is Virginia so highly ranked. I see more of a correlation in southern states being ranked low than right to work.
I don't get it. How come you guys always want those lousy old union thugs to work for nothing while you bright, ambitious, and hard working non union guys wouldn't work for nothing, or would you since you seem to believe the top bananas deserve every penny they get...or even more.
If America becomes a two-class society, wealthy and poor, the wealthy will become less wealthy because they won't have a market to sell to.
There have been so many opinions on the rules/requirements of union membership, as it was yesterday, that I'm confused. The NYTimes (that commy rag) reports this was the real deal:
The federal government has a minimum wage law. Several states have minimum wage laws higher than the federal minimum wage. So... With union membership such a small percentage of the US workforce, how can government come out against right to work? Seems to me, that is government sponsored elitism - if you're not in a union, you will be forced to work for slave wages (set by the government).
While we are pulling the teeth out of the unions, why don't we bring back the 60 hour work week and lower the working age to 10 years old? Without labour organization, that is exactly what would happen. You have to be incredibly naive to believe that any government would protect the workers from employer abuse. We been there, done that and doesn't work.
Employer abuse.....maybe its just me, but I'm not seeing it . I live in a right to work state and I have never been part of a union, yet my employers continue to treat me better and better as my skills improve. Maybe that could be the replacement for unions, actual skills and work ethic. Imagine that.
You're joking, right? The majority of the US is non-union. You honestly expect me to believe you think without unions that child labor and sweat shops would return? C'mon - you can't really believe that...
I don't understand the connection between going back to 60 hour work weeks and right to work. Unions could disappear and we would not see the 60 hour work week return because it's very well known that a shorter work week creates more productivity.
JohnBinTN - "Walmart pays a living wage". Do you jest? Are you referring to Mexico?
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Or maybe you have unusual skills that make you hard to replace.
In any case, you employer decides how well or poorly you do and your opinions or needs are not part of the equation.
"Or maybe you have unusual skills that make you hard to replace."
Bigbenorr, I'm glad you think you've got your employer in awe of you. But should there be someone out there who can an will do your job, the door is over there.... and that's OK. I've worked in some pretty classy research orgs and, except for the Nobel Prize winners, there was always a new star showing up.
I have yet to see any business that want to pay "any" taxes and they want slave labor......As I keep saying, i'm not in a union, it's merely the way I see it. I DON'T BLAME ANYONE FOR MAKING A PROFIT, I KNOW WHAT IT'S ABOUT, but if a worker is not making enough to buy then what's the point, eventually the whole economy suffers.
To my company's bottom line I am worth far more than that. I don't need to keep the offer, I can get another one pretty easy. Look I am not a genius or anything, there are some very simple factors that make me a good employee.
1) I am reasonably intelligent and I stay focused on my task.
2) I am willing and able to work long hours in miserable conditions for a month straight or sometimes longer without direct supervision and not allowing fatigue to affect the quality of my work.
3) I treat the clients with respect and when we are having problems I work with them to resolve it. So many people don't realize how far it goes for a customer to see you out in the cold working your ass off to resolve a situation.
I think it's terribly sad that some of you want unrestrained capitalism. Companies don't only have an obligation to shareholders but also one to their employees and our society. We only live once and hard working folks deserve a good wage if the company afford it. I'm not about screwing my fellow American so a company can make a little bit more.
I can't very well negotiate terms and conditions for my job on my own. The union made it possible for men and women to receive equal pay for equal work, demanded that people be qualified for the position in order to get the job in question without having to pay for it or be related to the boss. If the union goes away, so does most of middle class workers who will find poverty level wages unless they work 2 jobs.
Nobody has mentioned the mafia influence and control of many unions. It isn't as prevalent today, but it was huge in the 60's, 70's, and 80's. If you're not sure this is true just ask Jimmy Hoffa. It was a simply formula. The mafia controls the unions and then use that as leverage to win contracts and to influence politicians.
The Mafia, like Malcolm X, was a "I'm tired of turning the other cheek" movement. After being kicked around for years, the community turned to "self protection". Yes, it got out of hand, but it was effective.
The Panthers I saw wore black suits, white shirts, were uniformly polite... and they demanded respect.
There are bums high up in the union movement who take advantage of their position... Just like corporate execs.
Lets remember the roots of the unionism are worker protection and the need for "respect". How else will they be heard?
Obviously passions are high over the right to work thing, almost to civil war levels. Fistfights are being reported, never mind the uncivil accusations being thrown around and over the walls like so many hand grenades.
as a resident of Michigan for over 60 years I would have to say this is one of the best days this state has ever had. and the only people who don't think so are people in unions who don't want outsiders to have a fair opportunity to succeed and prosper on their own without being slaves to union leadership.
Still drinking the big business coolade.
Corporations = good, unions = evil.
Corporations say "Just trust me, I'll take care of you; it's those unions that are robbing from you. I need that private jet and 15% tax rate on investment income to get by."
Obviously, you are not an 18 year old entering the job market. You might want to take back those words in a few years. I hope I'm wrong.
Big been
I think we want the same kind of world for our kids and the next generation. My son graduated with an engineering degree from RPI, spent a year at the Gap (with a lot of other new grads), after several jobs became a plant manager, made me proud by earning a lot more than old Dad, negotiated with company unions (who he felt he could handle without too much trouble), and was just laid off by his new Chinese owners because he wasn't happy with the way "his people" we're being treated. He keeps the details to himself. I'm sure he will have several offers in a month because he his a fine reputation in several industries. But he is out of work (and that is the companies prerogative) not because of his performance, his results or his worth to the company. A case of bad company attitude.
Enough of this. I don't want to moralize. I'm in shock from the deaths in Newton... Shooting your mother and 18 5 year olds...
OK the company put 50 people on an assemble line, 10 lines ,do you really think the company cares what you know or have learned. I think not. there just waiting to see if you can handle it or not. the amount of work you do has to be the same as everyone else.no union less pay.hell they'll pay by the day if the bottom line and the CEO's bonus increase. it's all about greed.
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The Brooklyn-based indie poppers in Bishop Allen stop through Lola's Sixth in Fort Worth tomorrow night as part of a tour in support of its March-released Grrr..., the band's third full-length since its Charm School debut in 2003--and, surely, its more ubiquitous. Take, for instance, "The Ancient Commonsense of Things" (as seen in the above clip), the album's highly verbose lead single, a song bound to sneak its way into the crooks of your head, thanks to its "ooooh-waaa-OOOHHH!" choral vocals, knowingly snide lyrics, and, well, overall cutesy pop sensibilities. I mean, it's kinda tough not to smile at a song that rhymes "what it meant to me" with "timpani," right?
And the folks at Spune Productions have been kind enough to pass along a pair of tickets to tomorrow night's show. Want in? Be the first person to email me with "Grrr..." in the subject line and the tickets are yours. Good luck!
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Islam, Communism and Black Panthers Are Indoctrinating Texas Children -- Fingers Crossed!
One of the best courses I took in high school was an elective entitled "Islam and the West." Examining the cultural, political and literary borderlands between the two spheres, the course provided some of the most educational and edifying lessons of anything I'd found at my school. Those lessons, now eight years on, have helped shape both international and spiritual thought, and have given me an excuse to lug Karen Armstrong's wonderful, and heavily recommended, biography of Muhammad to whichever town will host my secular proclivities.
So you can imagine my glee when, via a recent post from the Texas Freedom Network, I learned that Texas' K-12 students had been taught lessons that "Christianity is a Cult" and "Islam is Awesome."
You'll understand why, as a pink-blooded, libertine journalist -- one who's lived in both former communist and currently Islamic nations, no less -- I was thrilled to learn that the creators of the CSCOPE educational system, offered in more than 700 Texas school districts, were so willing to indoctrinate students with "COMMUNIST, MARXIST, PROGRESSIVE, LEFIST DOGMA, PROPAGANDA, AND INDOCTRINATION." Hearing that "Murder & Extortion" were just Black Panther "strategies"; learning that "The Boston Tea Party was a terrorist attack"; and finding out that the "UN wants zero population growth in the world by 2060" -- it all brought a certain socialist warmth to my America-bashin' heart.
Plus, all this is coming at the expense of the taxpayer? Well, bully for me!
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As it is, I only learned of such fine -- and thoroughly real, I'm sure -- courses of study because those killjoys over at the Highland Lakes Tea Party had hosted a gathering in Marble Falls to hear about the schools "declar[ing] war on our children." The hearing, sponsored by the folks behind www.teaparty911.com, would feature Jeanine McGregor, more reverently known as Ms. Mac. (According to the advertisement, Ms. Mac is a "Certified teacher -- all levels." Didn't see her in any of my Rice courses, but I'm sure she'd fit in just fine.)
Alas, my unperturbed joy was short-lived. In a video of the presentation, Ms. Mac, holding forth in front of the required coiled-snake flag of this new Tea Party -- but wasn't the serpent an image of a cloaked Satan? -- spends the first 45 minutes running through rote classroom protocol. When she finally turns to the forthcoming generation of Allah-swaddled and Lenin-lovin' Texans, she ... doesn't have much to say:
Which is interesting, right? Because if the ad is to be believed -- and, surely, if the Highland Lakes Tea Party would go so far as to pay for advertising, of course they'd present their best face -- you'd think all the elderly white folks populating the audience would want to hear more about how "Christopher Columbus is an Eco-Warrior." But, nothing.
Sure, there were a few gasps when Ms. Mac -- who'd been tabbed by the State Board of Education to research CSCOPE -- noted that students had to memorize verses from the Quran. ("Disturbing," as Ms. Mac editorializes.) And, yeah, there's a bit of a rustle when she talks about how children are asked to design communist flags. (Dude, if this isn't the easiest assignment -- hammer and sickle and plenty of red ink -- I don't know what else is left.) But Ms. Mac, where's the indoctrination we were promised? Where's the murder, the extortion -- all that scarlet blood, the banner of Stalin's million minions -- that the Tea Party has told us exist?
Because, Ms. Mac, I'll be honest: These ads make the Highland Lakes Tea Party look just a bit crazy. They make them look screechy, and conspiratorial, and, well, insane.
And we know that they're anything but, right? I mean, I remember learning in my Islamo-Communist lessons -- all those taxpayer dollars, successfully spent turning me and my generation into followers of Abu Bakr and Lavrentiy Beria -- that the Highland Lakes Tea Party was going to be the most formidable opponent we'd ever know. That we'd need to sharpen our scimitars and gird our Marx for the looming confrontation. Because, as far as I can tell, this isn't high school anymore. This is real life. This is America. And we have to save it before the others get to it first.
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Metro's mission is to bring a cross-platform of the best local, regional and national emerging artists to Chicago. Since, 1982, Metro has accomplished this goal repeatedly and established itself as one of the country's premier, cutting edge new music venues.
Mexique is a full restaurant offering modern Mexican cuisine with a French influence. Enjoy the mix of fusion as executive Chef Carlos Gaytan introduces you to this historical blending with a modern personal style.
Offers an enticing combination of contemporary Mexican fare, an extensive tequila collection and a swanky setting.
Delicious northern Italian fare, comfortable surroundings and friendly service. Menu rotating bi-weekly in order to offer fresh, seasonal ingredients.
Michael Jordan is a legend in Chicago and his steak house is no different. A Chicago steak house committed to excellence in both cuisine and service, Michael Jordan's Steak House serves prime, dry-aged, hand-cut beef worthy of its exclusive Chicago address and iconic namesake.
Midtown is a contemporary American restaurant offering a unique dining experience. Within steps of Michigan Ave., the Theatre District and Business District, Midtown is centrally located in the heart of Chicago. Daily 11am-10pm.
Mike Ditka's is fine dining, featuring all-American food with all pro service just off Michigan Ave. Signature items include some of Mike's favorites: "Da Pork Chop," Training Table, Pot Roast, and kick-ass paddle steak.
Famous ribs. Favorite meeting and eating place of sports and theater goers. Celebrity sightings frequent. Serving sandwiches and dinner fare.
In the heart of Halsted Street, Chicago, is minibar. We are a luxurious nightclub in a contemporary, urban "hotel lounge" environment. Inviting guests to wrap up the day or usher in the night, minibar is the perfect spot for freshly infused vodkas, bottle service, exciting wines and premium liquors that highlight minibar's drink menu. DJs and curated music collections will sooth and groove your soul, while concierge services and cocktail servers make sure you don't have to work to enjoy your self. Check in any time...?
Customers come from all over for the weinerschnitzel. Other specialties are goulash, sauerbraten, oxtail, fresh fish, chicken, and steaks. Imported beers.
First three-star sushi in Chicago. Rated one of the best sushi restaurants in the country by Zagat.
Mixteco Grill in Chicago has been labeled as both "Interesting and flavorful", two things you want from an award-winning restaurant serving up delicious authentic Mexican cuisine. The colorful modest space is decorated with framed art, giving it a homey environment.
Contemporary American cuisine with French and Italian influences set in a modern lofted space with highly exceptional service.
Featuring Mexican cuisine with Spanish and South American influences paired with specialty cocktails, sangria and margaritas. Seasonal outdoor dining.
Mon Ami Gabi is a French bistro featuring fare such as French onion soup, trout grenobloise and steak frites in a warm and cozy setting.
You'll want to order more than one of these decadent cupcakes that include flavors such as lemon meringue or the signature dark Valhrona chocolate.
With its signature menu, club-like atmosphere and legendary hospitality, Morton's continues to set the standard, serving USDA prime-aged beef, fresh fish and seafood, hand-picked produce and elegant desserts. Mon.-Fri. 11:30am-11pm; Sat. 5:30pm-11pm; Sun. 5:30pm-10pm.
Morton's, The Steakhouse Chicago
Voted by Chicagoans as their favorite spot for steak, USDA prime aged steaks, whole Maine lobsters and fresh fish. Tempting desserts and an award winning wine list.
Dining at Moto in Chicago is like actively engaging in a multi-sensory dining experience unlike any other in the world. The Moto kitchen serves as a state of the art canvas for Chef Cantu and his gifted team to combine high-tech equipment and intricate techniques with exotic, sustainable and seasonally conscious ingredients from around the world.
Motor Row Brewing takes it's name from the historic Motor/Record Row area located in a landmark building at 2337 S. Michigan Avenue in Chicago's near south side. Our taproom is currently open Tuesday through Sunday. We sell beer on site, and to-go in howlers, growlers and cans.
Mott Street serves a menu inspired by the post-service cravings of a hungry Ruxbin team. Partners Chef Edward Kim, Jennifer Kim, Vicki Kim and Nate Chung are proud to share feel-good comforts, spanning poached chicken breast with salt & pepper to eggs in hangtown fry form. Mott St is family style dining and straightforward cuisine paired with a pointed beverage selection.
Mr. Beef is one of Chicago's premier sources of the great, sloppy and delicious Italian beef sandwich: shaved-thin beef, saturated with garlicky au jus, piled into a sturdy length of bread. Have spicy giardiera as a condiment; and if you are really hungry, add a length of crusty Italian sausage to the beef.
Murphy's Rooftop offers the most intimate setting among the Wrigley Field rooftops. You may recognize it as the rooftop adorned with the Harry Caray lighted sign. The rooftop holds just 75 guests and is perfectly situated just beyond the bleachers, giving you a ballpark vibe without the big crowds and long lines. Plenty of food and beer are just a few steps away. And as a bonus, Murphy's Bleachers is located right below—a Wrigleyville institution that's been a favorite hangout not just for Cubs fans, but also for many Cubs players over the years.
Chicago's premier modern Latin restaurant. Melding the explosive flavors and rich tastes of 27 Central and South American nations.
Naha has been winning accolades and collecting awards for years, and why not. With a menu that is Mediterranean mixed with West Coast flair coupled with a Midwest backbone, Chef Carrie Nahabedian's NAHA will be collecting applause and awards for years to come.
Nana is a family-owned, organic restaurant offering choices for those who are not only passionate about great tasting food, but who are also passionate about where their food comes from. They source the finest of organic ingredients from farmers, producers and vendors who meet and maintain USDA National Organic Program standards. The products used are free of synthetic preservatives, growth hormones, genetically modified ingredients, antibiotics, artificial colors and flavors and other additives and chemicals, including pesticides. They support the ethical treatment of animals, promote sustainability and buy local whenever possible. In a nutshell, Nana is more than good, they're great.
Nothing screams culinary quite like a food experience at Next, a creation of Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas. Next blends the art of food and entertainment, creating appetizing cuisine that evokes rapture for all the senses. Their themes change often allowing those who are lucky enough to get a seat at this ticket only restaurant a chance to try something new every time. Good luck and good eating.
A casual and delicious Mediterranean tapas restaurant in Chicago that is sure to expand your understanding of the small dish concept.
Fine dining seafood restaurant with the freshest seafood and impeccable service with attention to detail.
Nightwood located in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago is a farm-to-table restaurant. Their menu is handwritten daily, inspired by the seasonal, local and artisanal ingredients. They work hand in hand with the best farmers in the Midwest to bring you bold simple dishes with care.
Spectacular ambiance; vaulted silverleaf ceiling over a champagne and caviar bar. Prime, aged steaks, live lobster and premium seafood. Great lounge offers creative cocktails.
Described by Wine Spectator as "leading a streamlining of American cuisine," award-winning chef Sandro Gamba's dishes are complemented by a prized wine collection, gracious staff and views of the Water Tower.
Serving pan-Asian - everything from pad Thai to sushi to curry to potstickers. Noodle Zone & Sushi Bar is an Andersonville staple.
Fresh and Friendly since 1973, Nookies is committed to serving the highest quality and most delicious of comfort foods to Chicago. From our family to yours, Eat, Live and Enjoy.
We cover it all under one roof, from volleyball and bowling to basketball and wrestling. We are the perfect place for private event or just to come hang out with few friends.
This gay sports bar has been a neighborhood staple for more than 25 years, offering pool, darts, all the games on giant flat screens and a great beer selection.
Situated within the grounds of Lincoln Park, at the edge of a pond overlooking Chicago's dramatic skyline, North Pond can easily claim the city's loveliest setting. The structure that houses North Pond was originally built in 1912 as a warming shelter for ice skaters, and has been redesigned according to the Arts and Crafts tradition. Chef Bruce Sherman holds true to the Arts and Crafts ideal in the culinary philosophy of North Pond restaurant. Drawing inspiration from the local market, he utilizes exceptional ingredients at the height of their season. Whenever possible, Chef Sherman supports small local farmers and treats their products with respect in his kitchen. The path from earth to plate remains clear and his cuisine reflects the décor of the dining room - complex layers of subtle craft beneath a simple decorative style. Reservations recommended.
Family-owned restaurant in Chicago Old Town neighborhood. Lunch, dinner as well as lighter fare. Garden cafe, free valet parking, piano bar, cigars welcomed. Prime steaks and fresh seafood.
A cruise aboard Odyssey lets you see Chicago from a whole new perspective. You'll enjoy a three-course, locally-sourced menu, upscale DJ entertainment, a sophisticated ambiance and breathtaking skyline views. Cruise with Odyssey for a brunch, lunch, dinner or specialty cruise, or consider Odyssey for your next group event.
Opart Thai House Restaurant has been serving the Chicago area for many years. Providing great traditional Thai cuisine with an extensive menu of many different kinds of dishes.
Ora serves authentic Japanese cuisine. It's their attention to detail from their cuts of choice sashimi to the simple homemade sauces they paint on their rolls. Each bite of the variety of different dishes there is better than the last. Ora also boasts an intimate atmosphere with top notch service.
This rowdy watering hole is a staple on the Division Street nightlife scene. Perhaps its most famous role has been as the hangout in the hit '80s flick About Last Night. Enjoy a D.J. every night and karaoke on featured evenings.
Northern Italian cuisine specializing in regional pasta, seafood, meat and poultry delicacies, including thin crust pizza. Seven days with Sunday brunch.
Let us take care of the details as you take your guest on an epicurean journey highlighting the best of Italy.
Owen & Engine is based on a simple idea of offering rustic British-inspired comfort food with real ales and a carefully crafted beverage program.
Busy turn-of-the-century bar features a restaurant serving classic American cuisine. Sunday Brunch and late nite dining.
Streeterville restaurant and bar serves classic American cuisine for lunch and dinner. Best Sunday brunch and late night dining in the bar.
The classic American steakhouse specializing in huge cuts of prime beef and mouth-watering jumbo lobster broiled to perfection.
Pane Caldo offers a menu of contemporary Northern Italian cuisine and an extensive wine list.
An authentic Italian food market offering Chicago's best cold and hot sandwiches, as well as house made Italian delights. Also featuring deli meats, cheeses, olives, and salads, gelato, beer, and wine.
Paramount Room features a unique, dual level space loaded with urban charm and contemporary design elements. A Michelin Bib Gourmand rated chef-driven menu of elevated pub standards, and internationally inspired dishes of skillfully prepared but unpretentious and acclaimed cuisine, complements a full liquor bar overseen by Beverage Director Dan Marunowski.
Internationally-acclaimed French Chef, Joho and RJ and Jerrod Melman have teamed up to introduce the highly-anticipated Paris Club in Chicago's popular River North neighborhood. The trio has set out with a goal of serving up approachable French fare in a casual, urban setting that appeals to a new generation of diners.
Park 52 serves contemporary American bistro fare in the historical Hyde Park neighborhood, just blocks away from President Obama's Chicago home. The friendly, comfortable atmosphere is perfect for a sophisticated evening out, a relaxed weeknight dinner, or Sunday brunch with family.
Atmosphere, great service and spectacular dining are guaranteed at Park Grill.The menu features contemporary American cuisine infused with distinctive Chicago flavors and seasonal ingredients, offering something for the whole family.
Located in the beautiful South Shore Cultural Center with a view of Lake Michigan, this hidden gem offers a seasonal menu in a upscale environment. Patio dining available. Reservations suggested
Serving the classic griddle burger alongside a modern soda program, beers that run the gamut from cult favorite to craft, and a carefully curated spirit selection, Parts and Labor brings a taste of a Southside legacy to Logan Square.
Pauline's is an authentic neighborhood diner serving American comfort food classics. Enjoy our five-egg omelettes, pancakes, benedicts, biscuits & gravy, burgers, soup, sandwiches, and salads. Satisfy that hunger at Pauline's!
Got a taste for fresh Italian? Looking for a fun place to put the exclamation point on your marriage vows? Need to spice up an office lunch or meeting? Or do you just want an after-work cocktail and a game of beer pong? Pazzo's is your place. With multiple Chicago Loop locations, Pazzo's serves a variety of healthy, grilled seafood options, house specialties, fresh tossed salads, made-to-order lunches and refreshing drinks. Plus, their accommodating event staff and first-class facilities cater to any taste – from intimate get-togethers to extravagant galas – all in the glow of Chicago's skyline.
Pegasus Restaurant and Taverna
Authentic, contemporary Greek and Mediterranean cuisine in a casual setting, featuring renowned lamb specials, chops, fresh seafood, and regional pastas
An upscale American bistro bordering Lincoln Park and Old Town, just minutes from downtown, serving contemporary cuisine by executive chef Ryan Poli.
Prime steaks, fresh seafood and classic specialties in the heart of the theatre district.
Phil's Stefani's 437 Rush is a Rush street hot spot. Featuring prime steaks and chops, succulent lobster tails and enticing pasta specialties. The décor of this Italian Steakhouse highlights the neighborhood's strong newspaper and advertising ties.
Piccolo Sogno opened its doors to Chicago in July 2008. The name, which means "little dream," in Italian, was chosen by partners Tony Priolo and Ciro Longobardo because it had always been their dream to open a restaurant of their own. Piccolo Sogno features a menu of fresh, seasonal rustic Italian cuisine with an impressive all-Italian wine list.
Opened in July of 2001, Piece has been producing small batches of handcrafted brews in their seven-barrel brew-house. Brewer Jonathan Cutler has 16 years of brewing experience, and has brewed at some of the most well respected breweries in the country. He is also a graduate of the esteemed Siebel Institute and received formal training from the Master Brewers Association of America. In 2006, after 5 years of winning top medals at national and international competitions, Piece and Jonathan Cutler won the prestigious World Beer Cup Champion Small Brewery and Brewmaster Award. Be sure to stop by and celebrate by having one of their award winning Piece brews.
Pizano's Pizza & Pasta - State Street
From the son of Lou Malnati's, Rudy brings you Pizano's; a traditional Italian eatery featuring Chicago deep dish pizza – the way his dad made, hearty two-handed sandwiches, fresh salads and good times.
Deep dish pizza with flaky crust and thin crust varieties. Entrees include sandwiches, homemade pastas and Italian chicken specials. Located between Michigan and Wabash. Free delivery. Catering.
In 1943, when Ike Sewell opened a restaurant at the corner of Ohio Street and Wabash Avenue in Chicago, Americans ate pizza primarily as a snack. Ike figured that if you combined some of Italy's old, authentic recipes with impressive quantities of the finest meats, fresh cheeses, ripe vegetables and flavorful spices, pizza would become a hearty meal. It was the start of an American tradition - the Chicago Deep Dish Pizza. Ike's Original Deep Dish Pizza has been imitated many times, but never quite duplicated.
Chicago style deep dish pizza is the speciality of Pizzeria Ora. Also featuring thin crust pizza, entrees, salads and sandwiches. Now you can order online.
Great neighborhood BYOB (with no corkage fee) restaurant. The Crab Rangoon and wide varieties of sushi are fresh and all of our food is tasty and well presented.
Pops for Champagne is the nation's most acclaimed champagne bar and Chicago's most elegant live music club. We offer over 100 bottles of champagne and sparkling wines along with full bar service and a freshly prepared shared plate, raw bar, and dessert menu in a uniquely designed 2-level space with a street level main bar, and a lower level intimate live music club, featuring the best of Chicago's live jazz entertainment. Also considered as one of the city's most unique private party/special event venue locations. Pops for Champagne on State Street continues to be Chicago's premier destination for after work and nighttime entertainment. It's where Chicago has celebrated for 25 years.
Exceptional Service, attention to detail, and great food are the backbone of the original Pork Shoppe and with the addition of local draft beer and homemade cocktails, Pork Shoppe in Andersonville is ready to please... Again.
Favorites here include hot dogs, Italian beef, Polish sausage, pizza and ribs served in a Chicago-themed restaurant.
Chefs Sarah Stegner and George Bumbaris' second restaurant downtown serves American fare utilizing local farmers and seasonal ingredients.
This Boystown neighborhood bar located at the corner of Roscoe and Halsted Streets features DJ music, streaming music videos, a full bar and 16 beers on tap to choose from. Bar goers can enjoy DJ music on Friday and Saturday and daily drink specials.
Prosecco, in River' North's mart gallery district, serves upscale comfort food from all regions of Italy in an art-filled room reminiscent of Venice. Private dining for eight to 150.
Eco-friendly new American cafe influenced by the flavors of Spain and South America. Three stars - Chicago Tribune. Farm to table menu from Chef Randy Zweiban.
The Pump Room restaurant offers reasonably priced, delicious favorites in a relaxed, comfortable, and exciting environment. The new food concept was created by world-renowned chef and 2011 James Beard award winner Jean-Georges Vongerichten. He will support local purveyors, regional flavors and offer a "farm to table" experience. At night, the restaurant's bar transforms into a supper club recapturing the glamour of the 30's and 40's with a modern twist.
Located on the Magnificent Mile, The Purple Pig is a collaboration of Chefs Scott Harris of Mia Francesca, Tony Mantuano of Spiaggia, Jimmy Bannos and Jimmy Bannos Jr. of Heaven on Seven. Featuring homemade charcuterie, cheeses and classic Mediterranean fare plus an extensive yet accessible wine list.
Quartino is an urban Italian neighborhood restaurant and wine bar offering authentic regional Italian food and wine in a lively, welcoming atmosphere with attentive and personable service. Our Italian small-plates approach with an emphasis on sharing works well for groups of any size and ensures an exciting and upbeat experience. The unique carafe wine list and fully stocked liquor bar fuels the fun. Lunch, dinner, late night. Open daily at 11:30 a.m. serving food until 1a.m. and wine until 2a.m. Reservations recommended.
Try the Gruntburger topped with fried onions and bleu cheese at this cozy restaurant near Lincoln Park Zoo. The first Lettuce Entertain You restaurant, Grunts still exudes the funky, devil-may-care lifestyle of the 70's in its style, decor, music and menu.
Prepare for an adventure through the most realistic rainforest ever created! Cascading waterfalls, realistic animals and lush greenery surround you as you dive into Rainforest Cafe's fresh original recipes.
For more than 40 years Ranalli's has been providing a family-owned tradition of legendary pizza. The Four Corners Tavern Group plans to keep the authenticity of the name, and the pizza a tradition for many years to come. Ranalli's added a feature called the "King's Table". The king's table offers table taps allowing customers to pour their own beer. The table can seat up to twelve and will be available for reservations and private parties. Upon reservation, customers determine which two beers they want on tap. Just steps away from the park, the expansive patio includes new updated furniture perfect for friends and summer league teams. Customers will see the classic thin crust pizza with several specialty pizzas added as well. The Four Corners Tavern Group is excited to provide a place for the neighborhood, friends and family to gather and enjoy a tradition of legendary pizza and memories to come!
Famous for their thin, stuffed, double decker and pan style pizzas, panzerotti (which means "the bomb" in Italian), signature sandwiches, mouth-watering ribs, abundant salads, pastas, traditional Italian entrees and decadent desserts, Ranalli's of Andersonville offers a little something for everyone! While based on the Ranalli family's century old traditions, recipes and gracious hospitality, Ranalli's of Andersonville has also embraced contemporary dining trends and dietary demands offering low fat options, an entire gluten free menu and plenty of healthy items to choose from. Ranalli's of Andersonville offers fast, hot delivery, online ordering, dining in, a seasonal sidewalk café, carry-out, off-site catering and in-house special events making Ranalli's of Andersonville the perfect location for showers, reunions, rehearsal dinners, milestone events or celebrations of any sort!
With the Chicago River and Michigan Avenue Bridge just outside the windows, this downtown Chicago bar is a chic sophisticated lounge and the perfect end to any busy day. Located on the mezzanine level, Rebar offers neo-Japanese cuisine and signature cocktails in a vibrant and warm atmosphere.
Only seconds from Randolph Street's "Restaurant Row", REDkiva offers live music in a sleek but comfortable lounge atmosphere. Perfect for after work cocktails, social gatherings or corporate events.
The Music Hount has live music nightly with no cover, full menu offering unique woodgire sandwiches, full bar with over 50 beers, 17 HDtvs, and music memorabilia. The Rick Club is an all ages venue. Shows and covers vary, check website for listings. Ask about our 80 passenger rock bus.
At Replay Andersonville, we invite you to unwind, enjoy delicious food and beverages, and leave feeling better than you did when you arrived. Looking for something innovative, delicious and comforting? Our fresh dishes are made in-house by our staff of highly trained chefs using sustainably raised, locally sourced ingredients when possible. Enjoy the 26 rotating craft beers on draught or explore our extensive premium bourbon and cocktail selection. Relive the glory days of your youth and play one of our 22 vintage video arcade games or pump your quarters into one of our popular pinball machines.
Replay is the premier entertainment establishment. An extensive collection of the finest bourbons and a huge selection of craft beers (over 20 on tap alone!), Replay also boasts the largest collection of vintage arcade games in the East Lakeview!
Republic delivers an inclusive ambiance of styles and scenes in a lavish, ultra modern 11,00 sq ft facility.
The international cuisine of The Restaurant at Conrad accounts for the minimal carbon footprint of key ingredients, accented with a taste of rich culinary diversity and unique Midwest-centric lifestyle.
Come and experience refinement and individuality at Chicago's first Mexican steakhouse. Featuring steaks, chops and seafood with a Mexican flare.
Located in Logan Square, this brewpub is a bustling meeting place for beer enthusiasts from across Chicago and beyond. More than 50 different beer styles are produced each year, served in a converted warehouse with barrel wood walls and benches made from 100-year-old beam salvaged during construction. Hand-crafted food from the kitchen includes everything from farm-raised pork to plenty of vegetarian dishes.
Reza's Restaurant - Andersonville
As far as Persian/Irani food goes nothing compares to Reza's. The menu is very fresh, high quality and simply prepared with that authentic Middle Eastern flavor.
Contemporary American Cuisine with a French influence served in a 150-seat glass-enclosed dining room which overlooks a landscaped garden and small park.
In the heart of the Industrial District of Chicago, Charlie and Jenny Solberg, Father-daughter team opened a handcraft brandy distillery. Their Brandy Bar is open for tastings and cocktails on Thursdays & Saturdays, along with two scheduled tours on Saturday.
Riccardo Trattoria is a restaurant serving authentic Italian cuisine that has received great reviews from The Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Magazine and Bib Gourmand.


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Coming off a disappointing sweep at the hands of the LA schools, the Cardinal looked to get back on track versus the Oregon Ducks at Maples Pavilion. After battling back to even in the first half, the Cardinal couldn't hold on to an early second half lead and the Ducks finally stopped their 24-game losing streak at Maples, defeating Stanford by a final score of 67-59. Oregon moves to 10-10 (3-5), while Stanford drops to 10-9 (3-5) on the season.Oregon head coach Dana Altman after the game said of ending the streak, "We needed that. That was a big one for us. It's something that we finally got out of the way. We've been talking out it for a while now, but for me, it wasn't a big deal because I just got here. But for us to get it done was good." He continued by saying "We played hard, we played well, we outrebounded them in the last 15 minutes, which is something that's been a pain our rears. Other than some casual turnovers, I thought we played pretty good."
Oregon grew their lead to ten, 54-44, with 7:15 to go before Stanford woke up and tried to rally. Two free throws by Aaron Bright kept them within striking distance, then back-to-back three-pointers by Anthony Brown and Jeremy Green got the home team to within four, 56-52, with 4:44 to go. Joevan Catron, though, canned two freebies and then converted inside after a Ducks offensive rebound to put the Ducks back up by eight. A short Dwight Powell jumper helped the cause, but consecutive bad misses from beyond the arc late in the shot clock hurt Stanford's chances to get any closer at the time. The Cardinal managed to get within three with 1:04 to go after a steal and Brown free throw, but a Singler three-point play with 34.7 seconds left sealed the deal for the Ducks.
"I don't think we played particularly well," opined head coach Johnny Dawkins, who looked like he let out some frustration after this loss, coming into the press room without his coat and tie. "They mixed their defenses well…sped us up a little bit," giving credit to the Ducks and their mixture of zone and press defenses they used throughout the game, a fact harped on in practice, but not executed well at times during the game. Altman, though, intimated he threw some wrinkles at the Cardinal, stating "They didn't like the press. We threw them something different than we would show some teams. I thought that it would be the kind of game it would be. Green and Powell are good players, their guys hit some shots, but there was nothing that surprised me. We shot it a little better than we had been from three, especially, which gave us a big boost. And then we hit all our free throws -- we hit 12 of 13 down the stretch, and that was big."
Oregon was led by Catron's 15 points and six rebounds. Jay-R Strowbridge scored 13 off the bench, while Garrett Sim and Malcolm Armstead scored 10 each for the victorious Ducks. Stanford was led by Powell's 14, accompanied by the unusual line that read like this: 6-8 shooting, 2-7 from the free throw line, a team-high six rebounds, five steals, three blocked shots, and three turnovers. Green netted 13 on 3-10 from the field and Brown knocked in 12 off the bench. Josh Owens scored just four points on 1-3 shooting in 23 minutes of play, sitting the last 11:24 as the coaching staff elected to go to a smaller lineup to counter the Ducks.
After the contest, Dawkins noted that players that want to shoot the ball need to ask for it, saying "You don't hurt anyone's feelings by demanding it when you are open," a fact that wasn't lost on the head man when describing the aggressive nature of Powell's play. In the end, though, the only thing that mattered was the score and this loss was "a tough pill to swallow" for Dawkins and his team.
Stanford shot 42% from the field, including just 32% at the three-point line and 62% (13-21) at the charity stripe. Oregon made 43% of their attempts, including a sizzling 53% from outside, and missed just one of their 13 chances at the free throw line (92%). Oregon outrebounded Stanford by a 33-29 clip, including 12-11 on the offensive glass. The Ducks were extraordinarily efficient in getting 20 second chance points to the Cardinal's eight. Oregon tallied 14 assists and 17 turnovers, while Stanford had just 10 assists to its 18 miscues.
Stanford opened up the second half in almost the same manner they finished the first half, getting a few looks to go down while Oregon struggled to get anything in their hoop. An Owens layup off a pretty feed from Bright capped a 16-3 run over an 8:36 stretch turned a seven-point deficit into a six-point lead, the Cardinal's biggest of the game, at 38-32. The Ducks, though, weren't about to let one of their best chances to stop the streak go to waste and got 10 in a row over a 3:19 span to go back on top, 42-38, heading onto the media timeout. Catron hit two free throws after the break before a Powell layup stopped the Cardinal bleeding.
The first half saw some hot shooting early for the Ducks, followed by a couple of long range shots amidst lots of short misses, propelling Oregon to three separate seven-point leads at 9-2, 19-12, and 29-22. However, Stanford was able to battle back with its own aerial assault, including three-pointers from Green and Brown to knot the score at 29 heading to the locker room.
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The unisex Nautica model makes no distinction between men and women. Wearing full rim eyewear, you make it unmistakably clear that you are going the whole hog. The square frame is a classical shape, highlighting the straightforwardness of the personality. Plastic is a very lightweight and flexible material. This ensures a long life and a high level of comfort. This brand of sunglasses, of course, also provides your eyes with optimum UV400 protection. Whether driving or out on the slopes, your own safety sometimes depends on your angle of vision. The polarizing lenses in this model block the glare from reflecting surfaces, such as water, glass or snow and best sight is guaranteed.
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