Are there any great Indian restaurants in chicago???
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there are lots of them...try going to www.metromix.com to find some.
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I love it all. And make it spicy. Pujabi food is great. I love malai kofta and naan. But then there's also dosha. Man that's good. \n\nCrap, now I'm hungry. Where can I get Indian food at two in the morning?
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i dont know the name but i heard there is a good one in calcutta
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there is one called Line Drive but it might be in north side. Unfortunately there aren't many batting cages in chicago.
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www.bistrotlatin.com\n\nrue du temple
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http://www.pubclub.com/chicago/bestinchicago.htm\n\nhttp://metromix.chicagotribune.com/barsandclubs/\n\nhttp://www.worldsbestbars.com/city/chicago/index.htm\n\nhttp://www.10best.com/Chicago/Nightlife/Bars/index.html\n\n\nhttp://chicago.citysearch.com/yellowpages/results/Chicago_IL/page1.html?flavor_id=5&cw2=54\n\nhttp://centerstagechicago.com/bars/\n\nhttp://cityguide.aol.com/chicago/besthappyhour\n\n\nhttp://cityguide.aol.com/chicago/bestdanceclubs
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Try this place:\nhttp://www.chicagobeauty.com/salon_description.cfm?salon_id=146
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If you go to a Mexican (or hispanic) carniceria (butcher) they have pre marinated meat you can buy.  Its extremely good!!
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I just talked to my FIL he told me it starts at Western and 103rd and he thinks it ends at Ashland and 115th. he says he is almost 100% possitive. \n\ni hope this all helps.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBelow is a little info. Check out the website link I have also included you might be able to contact them to find the exact boundries. Sorry this is all I could find. My father in law was raised in Chicago and i could not get a hold of him if I do I will ask him and add more.\n\n Welcome to the Village in the City\n\nSince the late 1800s, Beverly Hills/Morgan Park on Chicago’s far southwest side has provided an excellent quality of life for its residents. According to the Beverly Area Planning Association’s annual surveys of new homebuyers shows, a significant number of the neighborhood’s new households earn more than $100,000 and all but a few have college or graduate level degrees. Beverly Hills/Morgan Park has the 3rd highest median household income in Chicago, according to the 2000 Census.\n\nThe community enjoys architecturally and historically significant housing, quality public and private schools, and excellent public transportation. This environment offers the diversity of the city combined with the atmosphere of village living.\n\nHome to the Potawotami Native Americans until 1847, the area once lay along the Vincennes Trail, a trade route for farmers and trappers traveling between Indiana and Chicago. Farming was introduced to the area in the 1840s. But in the 1860s, with the coming of the Rock Island Railroad, much of the land was sold for residential development.\n\nFollowing the Great Chicago Fire and with the arrival of the commuter service, housing boomed. Wealthy Chicagoans moved away from the congestion of the City to enjoy the pleasures of rural living in the large, lavish homes built atop the hill. Convenient transportation to jobs and shopping downtown offered residents the best of both worlds – much the same lifestyle we enjoy today!\n\nThe architecture-rich neighborhood boasts every American house style built between 1844 and World War II -- Victorian, Colonial, Georgian, Art Moderne, Prairie Style, Chicago Bungalow, and many more.\n \nAnd there’s plenty to do in the Village in the City! Schools, churches and service groups are busy all the time. The Beverly Arts Center and World Folk Music Company bring top performers to the Southwest Side. Neighborly residents get together for everything from the annual Boy Scout Pancake Breakfast to homeowner association picnics to daily Senior Luncheons. You can join a community theater group, learn to brew beer, participate in a book discussion group, or play in a softball tournament.
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http://www.nativeweb.org/community/bboard/ \nthis is for american indian not east indian, wasn't sure what you wanted. also here is a link to our newspaper\nhttp://www.easterndoor.com/
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Awww....I live near Chicago....so I guess i won't be able to make it tonight. But if i lived near N.Y. I would be happy to take you out to a quiet dinner. Sorry, don't really care for loud night clubs anymore.
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Definately check out Limelight.  One of the best bars in NYC.  I think they're changing the name though to Escape.  Here's a link to some of the hotspots throughout the city.\n\nhttp://www.nightclubvip.net/directory.asp\n\nGood luck!
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There is a new lazyboy store at 242 & I-45, by Chucke Cheese's & Kohl's....try them and maybe they can point ya in the right direction!!!
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Ask to Chicago people!
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No, unfortunately!  I went there once because my mom is Taiwanese.  Went to the one in Chicago.  To this day, I still fantasize about the food I ate while visiting there!  I want to go back just to eat eat eat!  REAL chinese food!  Not the AMericanized garbage they offer elsewhere.  Just wanted to let you know that if you are there, eat some for me and I envy you!
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there isn't one by where i work downtown, but ill keep an eye out for one for you\n\ntheres lots of restaurants by where i work
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Ok here are top thngs to do and places to eat after I will list more events..\n\n1.  Sabino Canyon   Attractions  \n2.  Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum   Zoos, Farms  \n3.  Mission San Xavier del Bac   Attractions  \n4.  Kitt Peak National Observatory   Attractions  \n5.  Muse   Contemporary Art \n6.  Old Tucson Studios   Attractions  \n7.  Catalina State Park   Attractions  \n8.  Village Blacksmith (The)   Fine Art \n9.  Santa Catalina Mountains   Day Trips  \n10.  Gamezone by Gameworks   Fun Days Out \n\n1.  Cafe Poca Cosa   Mexican \n2.  Blue Willow   American \n3.  Vivace   Italian \n4.  McMahon's Prime Steakhouse   American \n5.  Arizona Pizza Company   Pizzeria \n6.  Wildflower   American \n7.  Firecracker   Asian \n8.  Thunder Canyon Brewery   American \n9.  Barrio   American \n10.  Bistro Zin   American \n\nOk the University area on 4th street is quit the place for night life and Downtown Tucson Friday and Saturday nights!\n\nWelcome to Tucson have fun!