DISCO_J

Has anyone tried Maggianos?

DISCO_J

[QUOTE=hecash,Dec 7 2004, 12:16 PM]
It's sheet pizza. I'd guess that each baking sheet is 2

ruexp67

While you are here, save time for Dinner at Heaven On Seven. It's not a pizza place, it's a Cajun place. It's excellent. It's at Ohio and Rush on the NE corner. It's on the second floor (there is a movie theater on the third floor.)

When the ask you Soup/Salad or Gumbo, it's a test and the only correct answer is GUMBO.

Get a Hurricane or two, three you will probably fall off of your chair.

If you can manage to save room for desert (and that is hard to do) get the Chocolate Pecan Pie. It's awesome.

pjonkheer

maggiano's isn't known for their pizza

S2000GT

they also have one on Clark right along from Wrigley field.

Great place - love the wall of fire and some of the provactively named hot sauces - "hot bitch at the beach" was always a favourite

DISCO_J

If you like Japanese food check out Sushi Kushi in Northbrook on Waukegan rd.
Authentic and affordable, cooks and servers are all Japanese. You won't be disappointed, guaranteed!!!! And for vareity of asian food like Pinyo said.... a visit to Joy Yee is a must, there are now 3 locations- Chinatown, Skokie and Naperville. If you go, don't forget to try any of the large selection of fruit shakes.

DISCO_J

Well, maybe because not a lot of people have tried it. I happen to like the personal pizza they have in their corner bakery- wild mushroom, spinach, and tomato. But i might have a winner, the pizza that Harry described..... it sounds like my kind of pizza. Dough itself is tasty and sort of chewy and not crusty and fold it once and eat it like a taco. Am i right Harry?

Oh! and thanks for the address Harry.

ProV1

awesome!! we love sushi and will definitely check it out!!

ProV1

guys, i wanna try a korean restaurant also, i heard there's chosunok and sansoogapsan?? which 1 has better food & better ambience?