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♡Brittany and I went back to Chicago this past weekend and clearly enjoyed ourselves (but what else would you expect from us)! Her family went for the weekend and invited me on their vacation which was so sweet of them. Our friend Joel, from college also lives in the city so he should us his favorite spots! We visited a bunch of new restaurants and bars that we didn’t visit our last time here. I hope you enjoyed seeing where we ate, drank and went out in Chicago!
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-Howells & Hood (This pub was a little more upscale and located near the river. We went there for drinks during the beginning of the night and sat outside. Good vibe)
435 N Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60611(
-Barcocina (Typical modern mexican restaurant. They have fire pits outside to sit by which are a nice ambiance booster!)
2901 N Sheffield Ave, Chicago, IL 60657
-JOE & THE JUICE (This is a chain found all over that specializes in fresh juice and coffee. We also ordered their tuna mousse sandwich which had jalapenos and was amazing!)
10 E Delaware Pl, Chicago, IL 60611
-Rock Bottom Pub & Brewery (Definitely would recommend the rooftop area for a place to enjoy gastropub food + local beers)
1 W Grand Ave, Chicago, IL 60610
-The Cubby Bear (Well known bar to go before any cubs game)
1059 W Addison St, Chicago, IL 60613
-Wrigley Field (Need I say more?! I’m not a huge baseball fan but this was a great experience being able to attend a game)
1060 W Addison St, Chicago, IL 60613
-Sluggers (This bar is located in Wrigleyville and has a bunch of arcade games as well as a batting cage inside. There was a dueling piano bar too which was dope)
3540 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60657
-Bounce Sporting Club
(Sportsbar with a DJ. This place turns up!)
324 W Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL 60654
-The Hampton Social (Cute little spot for brunch. Airy + Open)
353 W Hubbard St, Chicago, IL 60654
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