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Gorgeous view from the Ladies washroom in the John Hancock Center... Yes we went up all 96 floors just to use the *washroom* |
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I’ve officially returned to Hog Town, and though I may
not be totally rested, it was a much needed break from work and I now feel ‘rejuvenated’.
Chicago was glorious; we did a lot of
walking around and discovered many cool neighbourhoods in the city (my favorites
being Wicker Park and Andersonville). I sipped on many a delicious drink, ate
tons of good food, saw the ‘bean’, laughed with my girls and even had a guided
tour around the Chicago Art Institute by our friend/art student, Harry. The fall
weather seemed to have blown away and our cheeks were kissed with a warm sun
reminiscent of a late August day. Here are a few pictures and tidbits from my
trip (almost all revolve around the drinks that were had…). Cheers!
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Stephanie, brightening up the subway, on our way Downtown |
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Amazing 'Dark and Stormy' and 'The Wait List' from Chicago's G&T Oysters |
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Scallops, acorn squash, candied bacon,
and brussels sprouts
from G&T Oysters, check out their menu here.
I dare you to find one thing on their menu you wouldn't want to try,
I could just write a separate post solely on the amazingness of this resto.
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Walking around Wicker Park |
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The beautiful details on the drinks at the extremely divine Violet Hour Speakeasy, a must-do in Chicago. |
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The BEAN: which is the real Steph and Allie? |
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Deep Dishing in Chicago, a scary but amazing mix. |
two glam ladayz in chi townnnn.
ReplyDelete1) that menu made me salivate. MAKE THE POST
2) love steph's face in the deep dish photo. warranted, as that za looks terrifying.
3) did you take the stairs for the 96 flights? i'll be disappointed to hear otherwise.