Atrain53 wrote:Small Cheval has opened in Old Town.
One of the Region's oldest and most beloved sandwich shops, Lincoln's O in downtown Highland, has served its final U.S. Steel Special after 55 years.
Lincoln's O posted signs on its storefront at 2813 Highway Ave. saying "closed up, thank you for 55 years in NWI 1963-2018" and "we will redeem gift cards send to 2813 Highway Ave., Highland, IN 46322."
The O stood for original. There are also Lincoln Carry Outs sandwich shops in Crown Point and Hobart with similar menus that are under different ownership and remain open.
Pauly wrote:Frio Gelato,artfully Argentine as their awning says is opening at Dempster/Chicago on the NE corner where Bake 425 Pizza was.Good location,just west of Blind Faith Cafe in an up and coming part of Evanston.
Pauly wrote:Frio Gelato,artfully Argentine as their awning says is opening at Dempster/Chicago on the NE corner where Bake 425 Pizza was.Good location,just west of Blind Faith Cafe in an up and coming part of Evanston.
(BTW, what about the neighborhood makes you say it's "up and coming"? I have always liked that part of Evanston, and it seems essentially the same today as it's been for the last 50 years. Thankfully.)
ronnie_suburban wrote:Atrain53 wrote:Small Cheval has opened in Old Town.
1345 N Wells St
Chicago, IL 60610
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JoelF wrote:What village? Journal and Topics covers a lot of suburbs.
stevez wrote:JoelF wrote:What village? Journal and Topics covers a lot of suburbs.
That would be Morton Grove
Dave148 wrote:stevez wrote:JoelF wrote:What village? Journal and Topics covers a lot of suburbs.
That would be Morton Grove
Not to be picky - that would be Niles.
JoelF wrote:the south side of that intersection is Park Ridge.
JoelF wrote:What village? Journal and Topics covers a lot of suburbs.
JoelF wrote:Thanks. Too many Greenwoods to guess