Chicago - One Day Alone
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Joined: Mar 2012
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Thank you all for your replies. I appreciate your help in giving me a good set of options to have a great first experience.
At this point, my plan stands as follows:
On my way from the airport into town, jump off the blue line at Wicker Park to get lunch at Big Star(is this a safety risk or is that a safe part of the city).
Drop off bags at hotel and rent a road bike from either Bobby's Bike Hike or Chicago Bike and Roll.
Bike to both Lincoln Park and Millenium Park. This will be around 12:30 or 1 PM. Any recommendations on which way to start?
Return bike by 4:30 or 5:30. Maybe walk around Magnificent Mile for a little while until shops close, then head to dinner.
For dinner, looking for something in a safe neighborhood as I will be alone. Someday, I hope to experience the world-known fine dining that Chicago has to offer, but currently am more interested in less expensive eateries. Deep dish seemed to be a good Chicago experience, but I am open to others. Preferably no pub food or general American food.
Thanks again!
At this point, my plan stands as follows:
On my way from the airport into town, jump off the blue line at Wicker Park to get lunch at Big Star(is this a safety risk or is that a safe part of the city).
Drop off bags at hotel and rent a road bike from either Bobby's Bike Hike or Chicago Bike and Roll.
Bike to both Lincoln Park and Millenium Park. This will be around 12:30 or 1 PM. Any recommendations on which way to start?
Return bike by 4:30 or 5:30. Maybe walk around Magnificent Mile for a little while until shops close, then head to dinner.
For dinner, looking for something in a safe neighborhood as I will be alone. Someday, I hope to experience the world-known fine dining that Chicago has to offer, but currently am more interested in less expensive eateries. Deep dish seemed to be a good Chicago experience, but I am open to others. Preferably no pub food or general American food.
Thanks again!




