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Good Restaurant Near O'Hare
A group of food professionals are flying into Chicago for a quick meeting. Staying at the
Crowne Plaza O'Hare, 5440 N. River Road in Rosemont. We're looking for a good restaurant
a short taxi ride away. Can be ethnic or not - a place with good food and ideally few
Several suggestions:
1. Black Ram Steakhouse is a restaurant in Des Plaines. All of the food there is absolutely GREAT - the steaks, the seafood, the desserts, everything. It doesn't get a lot of press, but it gets a lot of repeat business. The proprietor greets lots of arriving guests by name. If you're looking for a great steakhouse (and seafood) restaurant that nobody ever heard of, this is it.
Black Ram Steak House
1414 Oakton St.
Des Plaines, IL 60019
2. If you think your group would like real Chicago-style pizza, go to Giordano's and order the stuffed pizza. They are the only major Chicago-style chain with a location right near O'Hare. They also regularly win more reader surveys and critical raves in both the local and national media than any other pizza place in Chicago. They're downscale, so they fit the "no pretensions" theme. They may be somewhat noisy (I'm not familiar with this particular location).
9415 West Higgins Road
3. Gibson's Steakhouse is the best-known steakhouse in Chicago these days, and they have a location near O'Hare. However, Gibson's is ALL about the pretensions; picture a fancy bustling steakhouse where they bring you a platter to show you the various HUGE cuts of meats to order, and that's Gibson's. The steaks are very good, too. (If you're looking for an unsung place with better food, including steaks, I think Black Ram is better, but if you're looking for a famous place that people can brag about having gone, then maybe this is your ticket.)
5464 North River Road
Rosemont IL 60018
(847) 928-9900
4. If you're looking for something a bit more creative - which might be more appropriate for food professionals - I've heard good things about David's Bistro but have not been there myself.
David's Bistro
Southeast Corner of Wolf & Central Road
Wolf Plaza
623 N. Wolf Rd.
Des Plaines, IL 60016
Gibson's is located right next door to your hotel. The others are all 2-3 miles away.
re: nsxtasy
I'd probably go a few miles further and hit Lou Malnati's instead of Giordano's. They prepare different types of Chicago-style (Lou's is deep dish, giordano's is stuffed), but among the two I give the edge to Lou's. There's a location a few miles away in Elk Grove Village (on Higgins) and in Park Ridge (on Northwest Highway).
None of these are very exciting choices, though.
Some ethnic and more obscure choices:
Kurumaya, an izakaya in Elk Grove Village. Especially if you can find someone willing to translate the specials, I think this might be a good fit.
For Korean you can head up to Pusan in Mount Prospect.
Tony C recommends these places and a couple others over in this thread from November:
Thanks nsxtasy for the tips. I had discovered David's Bistro on Zagat's and thought it looked promising. Also will check in to the Black Ram. Can do without Gibson's I think.
David's Bistro is an interesting place. This is going to read like a slam on DB, but I actually like this place because when it's good it's very good (mostly the simpler dishes). But when the chef tries to get "creative" (which is often), the results can be spectacularly (and even entertainingly) bad. A frequent problem is that there are just too many things going on in one dish and most of the entrees are way too sweet.
Most of the patrons are "of a certain age" and probably enjoy eating candy with every course. I know my grandmother did. The space is cozy and attractive, especially given the location in a particularly drab stripmall. Someone else described David's Bistro as having a "Twin Peaks" vibe. If you understand what this means, it might be right up your alley.
I either go to Gibson's or Rosewood when in the area. Maybe try looking at rosewood's menu online.
Heh, I was probably the one with the Twin Peaks comment.
If I were roughly in that area, I would go to Periyali (a nice Greek restaurant in a scary-looking building that used to be a Red Lobster) or Cafe Lucci (huge portions of Italian food; charming wine guy; but most likely jammed because they were just on Check Please).
This place is in a strip mall and a short cab ride from O'Hare. Check them out at Metromix.com. Not sure if they have a web site with a menu or not...
Retro Bistro
Mount Prospect Commons 1746 W. Golf Rd.
Mt. Prospect
The owners also have D & J Bistro way out in the boonies.
You can also try MJ2 Bistro in Park Ridge. (M J squared) This is very close to Rosemont. Check out their website and menu here:
The owner is a Japanese gentleman that was raised in Peru. As you will notice, there are some South American ingredients used in his dishes (Sugar Cane & Yucca)as well as Asian flavors.
re: twodales
Mount Prospect and Park Ridge are both somewhat further away from the hotel mentioned by the OP, which is right next to the Rosemont Theater just south of the convention center. Figure 15 and 10 minutes, respectively, versus 5 minutes for the places in Des Plaines and Rosemont.
Retro Bistro is pretty good. It does have a website with their menu. If you type the obvious guess at the website name into your browser, you will find that it is correct. ;)
re: nsxtasy
Actually, MJ2 is 2 miles from the Hotel. I would call that a short cab ride, wouldn't you? Retro Bistro is 7 miles.
Thanks to you, Bibi Rose - we went to MJ2Bistro and thought it was great. The owner prepared a selection of appetizers, entrees and desserts for the eight of us.
And interesting wines at good prices. I recommend it. (The owner's wife even took
us back to our hotel because we couldn't get a taxi. Now that's service.)
I would reccommend
Maria's Mexican Restaurant
9440 W. Foster Ave.
Not fine dining, but fantastic Mexican food for reasonable prices. You will love it.


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STAMFORD, CT—Emphasizing the importance Mexico plays in Starwood's Americas growth strategy and its prominence in the global travel market, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. has announced plans to expand its hotel portfolio in the country by 30%.
In the upper-upscale hotel segment in Mexico, Starwood has eight new hotels in its development pipeline that will add nearly 1,100 rooms. Mexico is Starwood's largest market in Latin America with 24 hotels and a total of 4,800 rooms, representing eight of the company's nine brands including the recently launched Aloft brand, which made its debut in Cancun.
"Mexico has been a central part of our strategy in the Americas for many years, and we are pleased to see an upswing in the country as U.S. tourists return and business travel picks up," Frits van Paasschen, president and CEO, Starwood Hotels & Resorts, said in a statement. "We are seeing strong demand for new hotel development across all of our brands and have the largest pipeline we have had in the country since before the global economic crisis."
van Paasschen continued: "Mexico is illustrative of the trends we are seeing around the world as rising wealth and ever greater global connectivity fuel new demand for travel along with new travelers. In fact, in the past three years we have more than doubled our base of active SPG members in Mexico, and they are seeking ever more global and diverse destinations."
Starwood currently has eight luxury hotels in Mexico, more than in any other Latin American market between its St. Regis, W and The Luxury Collection brands, and the company will expand its luxury portfolio in the country by 50% over the next three years to meet increasing demand.
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Unlike the previous image, created by merging three images with varying exposures, this is a single-image HDR. The HDR process consists of two broad steps: merging multiple images, and tone-mapping the resulting single image. (Tone-mapping, literally, in essence, maps the existing tones in the image to a broader range [i.e. dynamic range] of tones, thus enhancing the picture.) The overall aim of postprocessing this image has been to bring out the rich pink of the folded flowers not yet opened, while retaining the white in the flowers that have opened. Other choices included cropping to a square format, which emphasizes the single flower cluster against the background.
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I bought a 2230s HP laptop less than a month ago. I noticed the phono-stick was really, really tight. But my headphones could still go in.
But a few days ago, when I had had my headphones plugged in, my speaker didn't work after that. Or there came no sound
I restarted my computer and checked configurations and stuff, but couldn't find anything wrong. I plugged my headphones back in and they could still play and when I took them out again everything worked perfect again.
Yesterday it happened again, but now it didn't work to replug my headphones. The headphones plays, but my speaker don't.
I don't know if it is a hardware problem or it is windows, that doesn't register, that I pulled out my headphones :S
And I can't find anywhere where I can see output in the sound-configurations.
Any idea?
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Welcome to Seven Forums Maeggoel. The headphone jack has a "switch" in it that shuts off the speakers when you plug in the headphones. It's usually just a contact the headphone jack contacts. Sounds like you might have a bad headphone jack. Try working the jack in and out and see if the speakers give intermittent sound, or come back. A Guy
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Sounds like a warranty issue. I would contact the seller as it's been such a short while and voice a complaint and with luck get a RMA started. Sorry to hear of the intermittent nature but this doesn't sound like it will work it's self in but more will work it's way out. Keep us in the loop.
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The problem might be because it is dirty. Get some pipe cleaners (those little wires with bristles on them to clean pipe stems), and dip them in some rubbing alcohol.
Then twist them to fit in the jack, and move them around for a bit with your laptop off. Make sure that it is dry before you use it again.
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Thanks for the advices. I managed to handle it myself. I uninstalled all sound drivers/devices-stuff and when windows found its own drivers it worked. And now there is both a "Speakers"-device and a "Headphones" device in "Playback devices", which there wasn't before.
However when I plug in my headphones it doesn't change the output, so it still plays in the speakers. I have to change that manually everytime. Can I change that?
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Not to my knowledge on my Gateway laptop which runs XP it will always shut of the speakers when the audio output has a plug in it. Sounds like you may need to do some more research on this as your model may have other options. I would contact HP and ask them if this is normal and if not then it's up to you if the work around is worth it to keep or best to RMA and start fresh. Good luck, the Cheese
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Yeah, well it worked as it should before. When I plugged something in the speakers stopped. But after it "jammed" and I got the sound back, now I have to do it manually. I'll just try to look more into it.
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you need to set your headphone as default... go to Start>Control Panel>Sound>Playback tab: if you don't see "Headphones" right click "Speakers" then click "Show disconnected devices" but if your eadphone is plugged in, set it as default...hope it works because it worked for me..
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Good try, but this topic is from October of last year
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If Ugandan officials print the names of gay men in the papers the gay men will probably be killed. To my mind it would be reasonable, therefore, for gay men to kill Ungandan officials wherever they may be found. If they want to incite murder then lets kill them too.
They are not humans. These outers are monsters. Gay people are just liveing out there lives as all of us are tring to do. These animals are subhuman and should be shot like the dogs they are. Gay people will have to stand and fight to over come hate. I say kill everyone that hates gays!!!!!!
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On November 12, 2012 at 1:30pm in the South Milwaukee Sullivan Gymnasium, South Milwaukee High School will be running another wonderful Veterans Day program, headed up by staff members George Cleveland, Dan Halvorsen, Beth Biskobing and Jim Grassl.
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Valerie Comer�s fantasy novel Majai's Fury (reviewed here), Shanh, the Jonah-inspired character sent from his legalistically god-fearing culture to invite a sinful city to believe, calls on his god to protect him. �Azhvah, show your power!� and he does, often in miraculous ways. But then, as with the God of the Bible, there are times when he seems not to. He leaves his followers to suffer while he brings Shahn out of his strict legalism into true relationship.In
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DETROIT (AP) — Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick has been transferred to a federal prison in Oklahoma as he serves his prison term in a corruption case.
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Common opponents: Oklahoma State split two games with Memphis and Gonzaga lost to the Tigers, 60-54, on the road. OSU also split with Kansas State, which beat the Zags, 72-62. Both teams won tight games at West Virginia.
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Nothing direct, but GU coach Mark Few was an assistant coach for the 19-and-under U.S. team, which included OSU guard Marcus Smart, that won a gold medal last summer in Prague.
• Smart and sharpshooting teammate Phil Forte were high school teammates at Flower Mound, Texas.
• The Zags and Cowboys have had some memorable games, notwithstanding GU's 5-0 edge in the series. In the teams' first meeting in late 2004, GU upset the third-ranked Cowboys, 78-75, in Oklahoma City. A year later in the Battle in Seattle, Adam Morrison banked in a late trey to give the Zags a 64-62 win. Gary Bell Jr.'s game-turning three enabled Gonzaga to knock off 22nd-ranked OSU, 69-68, last season in Stillwater.
• Oklahoma State gets to the foul line; it is fifth nationally in free throws made with 371.
• Cowboys forward Michael Cobbins, a starter, tore an Achilles late in December and is lost for the season.
Gonzaga is 28-6, and at 15-3, won the West Coast Conference regular-season title, then captured the WCC tournament title over Brigham Young with a 75-64 victory.
Oklahoma State is 21-12, and was 8-10 in the Big 12 Conference for eighth place. It endured a seven-game losing streak, marked by a three-game suspension of Smart for pushing a Texas Tech fan.
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Medical School
- University Of Arizona College Of Medicine
- Graduated in 1990
Internship Hospital
- Mich St University Gramec
- Complete in 1991
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- Mich St University Gramec
- Complete in 1995
Fellowship Hospital
- Nortwestern Meml Hospital
- Complete in 1996
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