What are some good restaurants to eat at in downtown Chicago for lunch?|188220

I work at LaSalle and Madison and i am tired of eating the same stuff for lunch day in and day out...its either Chipolte, Bacci, Subway, Rolly Polly, Chase building, or Corner Bakery..what are some other places besides those that are good to eat for luch around that area in the loop.
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Try the Elephant and ? on Adams and Lasalle. Very good, not too xpnsve.

The Berghof cafe, Adams East of Dearborn, is in the same price range as these places; Oasis Cafe, at 17 S. Wabash is very good middle eastern,The Mallers Building Restaurant, on the second floor at 5 S. Wabash is good deli, as is Ada_s on Wabash (also sit down), they do carry out. Farther afield is Perry_s on Franklin north of Randolph, which is a bit on the far side for you. A little farther away, but in Printer_s Row on Dearborn just south of Harrison is SRO, a reasonably priced fast food grill with good turkey burgers. There_s also a reasonable thai place IIRC in the DePaul building at State and Jackson. There are many, many places on Van Buren, in fact, both east and west of LaSalle. Happy exploring.

Try Hannah_s Bretzel...

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Or try any of these place. Some are more upscale and sitdown type places, some are more casual. Places in the West Loop are mixed in there to so skip those...


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Millers Pub!

The Elephant and Castle is very good, as is Trattoria #10, on Dearborn.

If you walk two blocks north of La Salle and Madison you have the Thompson Center...you can go inside and down the escalator and there are a number of restaurants in the food court there. There is also Ronnie_s Steak Place on the corner of Clark and Lake Streets.

There is also a restauarant at the corner of La Salle and Randolph called _Petro_s_ thats been there for years.

If you feel like walking a little more, there are a number of fast food places on the corner of Dearborn and Lake Streets and between Randolph and State there is an Arby_s and a Mexican Fast Food place.

Another different place to try is Macy_s. They have a basement food court as well as the standard Walnut Room...both with decent food and great places to eat.

These are just a few of the many places in the downtown area. I_m going to leave you with a link to a site called _The Local Tourist_ which gives even more places to eat in the area.


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Enjoy!