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(historic places)
within 5 miles
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1)
7th District Police Station
2)
Aquitania, The
3)
Auditorium Building, Roosevelt University
4)
Automatic Electric Company Building
5)
Balaban & Katz Uptown Theatre
6)
Belden Stratford Hotel
7)
Belmont-Sheffield Trust and Savings Bank Building
8)
Best Brewing Company of Chicago Building
9)
Biograph Theater Building
10)
Boyce Building
11)
Building at 5510 North Sheridan
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Building at 900 West Lake Street
13)
Burlingham Building
14)
Chicago Telephone Company Kedzie Exchange
15)
Church of the Epiphany
16)
Conway Building
17)
Cook County Criminal Court Building
18)
Dawson Brothers Plant
19)
Dewes, Francis J., House
20)
Edgewater Beach Apartments
21)
Emmel Building
22)
First Congregational Church of Austin
23)
Foley, Jennie, Building
24)
Fort Dearborn Hotel
25)
Gage Group--Ascher, Keith, and Gage Buildings
26)
Gauler, John, Houses
27)
Germania Club
28)
Getty Tomb
29)
Groesbeck, Abraham, House
30)
Guyon Hotel
31)
Halsted, Ann, House
32)
Hermitage Apartments
33)
Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral and Rectory
34)
Hull House
35)
Immaculata High School
36)
Jewish People's Institute
37)
King, Patrick J., House
38)
Legler, Henry E., Regional Branch of the Chicago Public Library
39)
Lincoln Park, South Pond Refectory
40)
Loucks, Charles N., House
41)
Malden Towers
42)
Mandel Brothers Warehouse Building
43)
Manor House
44)
Midwest Athletic Club
45)
Montgomery Ward Company Complex
46)
North Wells Street Historic District
47)
Northwestern Terra Cotta Company Building
48)
Notre Dame de Chicago
49)
Old Chicago Historical Society Building
50)
Old Colony Buildings
51)
Old Main Building
52)
One LaSalle Street Building
53)
Pattington Apartments
54)
Pulaski Park and Fieldhouse
55)
Reebie Moving and Storage Company
56)
Reid Murdoch Building
57)
Rookery Building
58)
Ropp-Grabill House
59)
Rosehill Cemetery Administration Building and Entry Gate
60)
Shedd Park Fieldhouse
61)
Sheridan Plaza Hotel
62)
Smith, J. P., Shoe Company Plant
63)
St. Ignatius College
64)
St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran School
65)
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
66)
Story-Camp Rowhouses
67)
Swedish American Telephone Company Building
68)
Swedish Club of Chicago
69)
Teich, Curt, and Company Building
70)
Theurer-Wrigley House
71)
Trustees System Service Building
72)
United States Post Office--Chicago
73)
Uptown Broadway Building
74)
Waller, William, House
75)
Warner, Seth, House
76)
West Jackson Historic District (Boundary Increase)
77)
Yondorf Block and Hall
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First time visit when I ducked in here for lunch. around 1:30 p.m. The place was not very crowded but there was several patrons at the bar. I was only able to try one beer with lunch so I opted for the "Eugene," which they describe as "a striking, robust porter full of warmth and chocolate malt(7.0% ABV)." They offered the Eugene from the tap or cask conditioned. I opted for the cask conditioned version and this proved to be a very good choice. This was a smooth and creamy beer that I had to slow down on so some would be left for when my lunch arrived. I had ordered a bacon burger and fries. This was very good pub food and the fries were fresh cut and very hot! There was also a good choice of beers with 6 guest taps besides the 8 other house brews on tap. They also had a large selection of well regarded craft brews in bottles. I will definitely have to go back and sample my way through the rest of the house offerings!
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Steve E,
Naperville, IL
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Went to Revolution this last Sat., what a treat! Even though they were very busy, the greeters and wait-staff were very friendly and willing to talk, they made you feel like they really wanted you to be there. All the beers I had seemed true to form(Willie/Scottish,Black Power/Stout,Bottom up Wit,Anti-Hero/IPA)and were of excellent quality and taste. I particularly liked the Wit, not overly heavy on the coriander and citrus, and the IPA had a great balance of flavor and hoppiness. About the food, simply THE BEST rib-eye I have ever tasted! You get a very generous portion and it was cooked perfectly. Enough fat was left on the meat for flavor, and the oxtail sauce was a perfect compliment to the meat in just the right amount. My wife had the fish and chips, the fish was tasty and cooked perfectly/not dry, and the frites(fries) were excellent. I could go on and on, but suffice to say we will definitely go back! Dave
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dave durando,
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Former Goose Island Brewers Josh Deth and Jim Cibak find themselves together again at Revolution Brewing. I went last Friday at four and I was lucky to get the very last seat at the bar. I tried three beers starting with the Belgian Wit called "Bottom Up". I could have drank several more of this very clean and tasty Belgian Wheat. Blue Moon drinkers will be very happy. Next I had the Scottish Wee Heavy called "Willie". It was extremely smokey and flavorful at 8%. My last beer was the English luncheon beer called "Workingman Mild". Not bad, but not exciting either. Revolution also brews a "Cross of Gold" golden ale which I did not try. They were out of both of their most popular beers, the "Iron Fist Pale Ale", and the "Anti-Hero IPA". Patrons at the bar assured me that both beers were awesome. Knowing Jim, there is no doubt im my mind that every beer here is going to be a winner. I did not eat, but the food looked and smelled delicious.
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