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Dave Moorman wrote:
> In article 
> <c3VwbGV4.bc31835cffa13b1612ccc7a73f98b8ff@1113956990.nulluser.com>,
>  "Benny Hinn" <bananahammock75@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>>Sallyrat&Sweetie wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hi Folks:
>>>
>>>I went and did a search on Google Groups for decent restaurants in 
>>
>>Chicago
>>
>>>and all the responses were from before the year 2000.  That doesn't 
>>
>>help me
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>>>much.
>>>
>>>My husband and I are going to Chicago in a few weeks ( for about three 
>>
>>days
>>
>>>only) to visit the Botanical Gardens.  I have never been there before 
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>>and am
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>>>just starting to look at info and maps.  Does anyone have any 
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>>suggestions
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>>>about decent restaurants or food, not too fancy ( Deli's are fine)?  
>>
>>We just
>>
>>>want to get a bit of a feel for the city.  I also understand that 
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>>there is a
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>>>Polish neighbourhood that we might be interested in visiting.  Anyone 
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>>know
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>>>anything about that?
>>>
>>>I'd appreciate any ideas or suggestions for websites to look at.
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance,
>>>Sally
>>
>>Is chi.eats dead?
>>
>>It used to be fairly lively as I recall.
>>
>>Benny
> 
> 
> It was.  If you want lots of restaurant information, try 
> 
> http://www.chowhound.com/midwest/boards/chicago/chicago.html
> 
> It's laser-focused and the interface is awkward but there are mucho 
> postings.  
> 
> This group has been very quiet for the past week.  Since I live in the 
> western burbs, I don't know what restaurants to recommend that would be 
> close to the Botanical Gardens.  
> 
> Dave


For close to the Botanical Gardens try the Ravinia Bistro 
(http://www.raviniabistro.com/) in Highland Park on Roger Williams. It's 
not deli, but it's very nice.