The Loop is a central business district located in the heart of Chicago. It is bounded by the Chicago River to the north and west, Lake Michigan to the east, and Congress Parkway to the south. The area is home to many of Chicago’s most iconic buildings and landmarks, including the Willis Tower (formerly known as the Sears Tower), the Chicago Board of Trade Building, and the Art Institute of Chicago. The Loop is also home to many of Chicago’s largest businesses, as well as several universities and cultural institutions. As a result, the area has a vibrant mix of business and leisure activities, with many options for dining, shopping, and entertainment.
Caffè RoM is an Italian-style coffee shop with three locations in downtown Chicago: Prudential Plaza, the Hyatt Center, and River East. They specialize in Fair Trade coffee creations, gourmet Panini sandwiches, and freshly made gelato. The River East location is the...
Chicago’s the Fifty/50 Group has so far been known for their eclecticism with restaurants ranging from the namesake sports bar to Roots Handmade Pizza to craft cocktail lounges like the Berkshire Room. With the recent opening of Steadfast in the Loop’s business...
It’s noon and time for lunch. You’ve really got a craving for Antique Taco, but there’s definitely not enough time to go to Wicker Park and back on your meager lunch break. I guess you’ll have to settle for Taco Bell again… If this is the sad existence you’ve led as a...
Our recent list of the best Chicago burgers was not without its share of controversy. After its publication, I was told I had to go over immediately to Cochon Volant and try their Le Cheeseburger Royale. Translated as “Flying Pig,” Cochon Volant recently opened in the...