Publication Tue Mar 11 2008
Chicago's Tastiest Street
Good Magazine recently published an article on America's Tastiest Streets. Broadway in Chicago's Lakeview and Edgewater neighborhoods shares the page with picks in Queens, Houston, Seattle, Miami, Nashville, and Los Angeles. The article highlights the following establishments with a favorite offering from each. See the Chicago list after the jump.
"ETHIOPIAN DIAMOND
6120 N. Broadway Street
Try the: Doro watt
THE GREEN MILL
4802 N. Broadway Street
Try the: Rye whiskey
LA FONDA LATINO GRILL
5350 N. Broadway St.
Try the: Churrasco
SILVER SEAFOOD
4829 N. Broadway Street
Try the: Steamed red snapper
THAI PASTRY
4225 Fremont Avenue
Try the: Vermicelli and coconut-milk deserts"
What do you consider to be the tastiest street in Chicago?
- Gemma
Mandy Tue Mar 11 2008, 1:09PM +
I'm a big fan of Roscoe Street, which I think is unsung. There's Frasca at Roscoe and Paulina, and then on the main strip, LaMora, Victory's Banner, Kitsch'n, Piazza Bella, and Thai Linda.
amyc Tue Mar 11 2008, 1:36PM +
I'd second Roscoe -- I miss the old neighborhood. Also, Clark between Carmen and Hollywood is no slouch: La Donna, Konak's, the Hopleaf, Kopi, Reza's, Andie's, M. Henry, Taste of Heaven, Sweet Occasions, and Ikosium Cafe.
And of course there's Devon.