Chicago Official Visitors Guide - Summer/Fall 2008 - (Page 74) choosechicago.com Savor Area Detail Petterino’s loop any time of day in the Pizano’s The Gage Park Grill Whiskey Blue Chicago’s Loop is home to many popular attractions, including Millennium Park, the theatre district and the Art Institute of Chicago. But the area is also filled with office-dwellers, and restaurants often cater to business lunches and close their doors in the evening. For those in the know, however, there’s always something delicious being served in the Loop. Check out these suggestions for the best neighborhood spots to eat, drink and get a taste of Chicago — no matter what time of day. 2. For a Late-Night Bite: Pizano’s 1. For a Pre-Theater Dinner: Petterino’s Smack in the middle of the theatre district, Petterino’s has long been a favorite for those looking for a place to dine before seeing the latest hit musical. The staff swiftly guides theater-goers through scrumptious meals such as steak Diane and garlic-crusted sea scallops and has them out the door in time for curtain — without sacrificing service or quality. 150 N. Dearborn St., 312-422-0150, www.petterinos.com 2 1 The family behind Pizano’s has a history in the pizza business dating back to the days when deep-dish first arrived in Chicago. Taste the authenticity in the flaky, buttery crust and see it in the red-and-white checkered tablecloths and homey atmosphere. The restaurant also makes salads and pastas and is one of the few places in the Loop that serves food until the wee hours of the morning. Their pizzas take at least 30 minutes to cook, but you can call ahead and have your order waiting when you arrive. 61 E. Madison St., 312-236-1777, www.pizanoschicago.com pg 74 http://choosechicago.com http://www.pizanoschicago.com http://www.petterinos.com
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