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312-939-9095 218 S. Wabash # 500 Chicago 60604
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Downtown Islamic Center
312-939-9095 218 S. Wabash # 500 Chicago 60604
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Prayer
Masjid Al-Qassam 773-436-8083 3247 W. 63rd Street Chicago 60629 Masjid Al-Taqwa 773-769-5486 955 W. Foster Ave Chicago 60640 Masjid Bait ul Huda 773-761-4979 6258 N. Bell Ave # B Chicago 60659 Masjid e Ansar 2506 W. 63rd Street Chicago 60629 Masjid e Dawah 4103 W. Madision Ave Chicago 60624 Masjid e Kausar 773-267-2512 4542 N. Whipple # B Chicago 60625 Masjid e Noor 773-973-7214 6151 N. Greenview Chicago 60660 Masjid e Rahmat 773-764-0896 6412 N. Talman # B Chicago 60645 Masjid e Rehman 773-379-0002 5330 W. Division Ave Chicago 60651 Masjid e Tahoora 773-508-0090 6448 N. Seeley Chicago 60645 Masjid Hameedia 773-274-2435 1456 W. Elmdale Chicago 60660 Masjid Muminun (Tawheed Islamic Center) 773-238-3974 8607-1/2 S. Ashland Ave Chicago 60620 Midwest Masoom Association 773-283-9718 6111 W. Addision Rd Chicago 60634 Mosque of Umar, Inc. 773-660-0399 11405 S. Michigan Ave Chicago 60628 Muslim Community Center (MCC) 773-725-9047 4380 N. Elston Chicago 60641 Muslim Community Centre 8601 North Menard, Morton Grove Illinois 60053 Tel: 847-581-9410 Nigerian Islamic Association 773-665-2451 932 W. Sheridan Ave Chicago 60613 North side Mosque, Inc. 773-973-7214 1017 W. Roscoe Street Chicago 60657 O'Hare Airport 312-685-9600 Terminal 2 Chicago
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chicagoMagnificent Mile
Tower
The Magnificent Mile is Chicago's answer to the Champs Elysees. This tower-lined stretch of Michigan Avenue runs from the Loop to the Gold Coast, Chicago's ritziest neighborhood. It is home to luxury retailers, upscale department stores, extravagant condos, and fine dining. Development began in the 1920s after the Michigan Avenue Bridge was constructed across the Chicago River.
chicagoNorthwestern University
Education
Sharing Chicago's northern border along Lake Michigan is the pleasant suburb of Evanston, home to Northwestern University. Northwestern was founded in the 1850s by Methodists on land purchased by John Evans, for whom the surrounding town is named. Today it's one of America's most prestigious universities and a member of the Big Ten Conference.
chicagoAstor Street
Street
Astor Street is located in the heart of Chicago's Gold Coast district, the city's most opulent neighborhood. It is one of the most expensive addresses in the United States outside New York City. Most of the buildings were built during a sixty year period beginning in the 1880s. Astor Street was named a historic landmark in 1975 for its magnificent architecture.
chicagoWicker Park
Park
Wicker Park is located northwest of the Loop, on the west side of the Kennedy Expressway. It was built up after the Great Chicago Fire, as displaced residents and immigrants from Scandinavia and Germany streamed in. A lot of the original architecture remains. The John Rapp House at 1407 North Hoyne Street, and the Holy Trinity Cathedral at 1121 Levvitt Street were both designed by architect Louis Sullivan, known as the father of modern architecture.
chicagoChicago History Museum
Museum
The Chicago History Museum is one of the oldest institutions in Chicago, founded in 1856. The original building and collection was destroyed in the 1871 Great Chicago Fire. The current building was built as a public service during the Great Depression in 1932. The original facade is a magnificent Neo-Georgian structure. The newer addition is a modern glass and steel structure.
chicagoUnited Center
monument
The United Center is the Chicago home of the Bulls basketball team and the Blackhawks ice-hockey team. The arena opened in 1994 and also hosts concerts and other events.
chicagoOak Park
Park
Oak Park is a suburb just to the northwest of Chicago. After the Great Chicago Fire the area grew rapidly because of its location along the railroad. In 1902 it was incorporated, becoming independent from the town of Cicero. Today it is one of Chicago's nicest suburbs, with broad tree lined streets and large older homes.
chicagoWrigley Field
Building
Wrigley Field is the historic home of the Chicago Cubs, known for its ivy-covered outfield walls and traditional ballpark setting. It opened in 1914.
chicagoSmart Museum of Art
Museum
The Smart Museum of Art is named for David and Alfred Smart, the founders of Esquire Magazine and the museum's benefactor. It was founded in 1974 and is the art museum of the University of Chicago. There are more than 8,000 works on display, split into four different collections: Asian Art, Contemporary Art, European Art, and Modern Art and Design.
chicagoISAC Museum (formerly Oriental Institute Museum)
Museum
The ISAC Museum is the museum of the University of Chicago’s Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures, West Asia and North Africa. Its collections explore the archaeology and history of these regions.
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chicagoYolk
Yolk is the place to go in Chicago for breakfast. It serves traditional American diner food -- bacon and eggs, pancakes, sandwiches, etc. -- and does it better than most. The atmosphere and decor is trendy, but laid back. Be aware that the portions are huge. A great value.
chicagoVolare
Volare is a traditional Italian restaurant, one of Chicago's finest. There are a variety of pasta and meat dishes available, and the portions are generous. You're going to need a reservation to get in, as this is a popular restaurant. It can get pretty packed during peak hours, almost too much so. The tables are very close together. Don't let that turn you off, though, as this is definitely one of Chicago's best restaurants.
chicagoShaw's Crab House
Being a thousand miles from the nearest ocean, Chicago is not necessarily known for its seafood, but Shaw's Crab House is one of the city's best seafood restaurants. There's a wide variety of fish available, plus an interesting sushi menu. The decor and atmosphere is ornate, a throwback to the Chicago of old. The service is decent, though nothing spectacular.
chicagoAlinea
Foodies will not want to miss this unique dining experience. Chef Grant Achatz has used gastronomy to create one of the world's best restaurants. Each meal consists of twenty fixed miniature courses, each with its own fanciful presentation. The Black Truffle Explosion is legendary. If you have the money -- it'll set you back around $200 per diner -- definitely check it out. Alinea pushes the limits of what food can be.
chicagoEverest
This restaurant is one of the finest restaurants in the nation. It is located on the 40th floor of the Chicago Stock Exchange. The moment you enter this restaurant, you get transported back to an era of old-fashioned French aristocracy of the 1920’s. In contrast is the strikingly modern and impressive view of Chicago, courtesy the full-wall windows on the western side of the restaurant. Said to give the finest total dining experience, the restaurant also has a rather impressive wine list.
chicagoGrand Café Lux
When the grandeur and luxury of European cafes blends with the practicalities and spirit of an all-American restaurant, what you get is the ultimate in fine dining experience. Café Grand Lux is an unusual eating place where global cuisine is served in elegant yet relaxed surroundings. Savor flavors from a wide and varied selection ranging from Thai, Malaysian and Caribbean, to classic American and European specialties. A hallmark of the Grand Lux experience is the on-site bakery where your chosen dessert whether it be Molten Chocolate Cake or warm Rustic apple pie, will be baked to order.
chicagoShanghai Terrace
This is an award winning restaurant where guests can enjoy a four, eight or fifteen course meal. It includes spas as well as guest rooms. Cuisine: Chinese Address: 108 East Superior Street (at North Michigan Avenue) Chicago, Illinois 60611 -2508, USA Phone: (312) 337 2888 Website: www.chicago.peninsula.com
chicagoSignature Room
Located on the 95th floor of the John Hancock Tower, this restaurant gives guests a breathtaking view of the magnificent mile. It also includes extraordinary food and beverages.
chicagoAtwood Café
Located right in the heart of Chicago’s Central business District, this restaurant offers a cozy intimacy. Enjoy dining in the vibrant dining room with a view of the bustling Chicago streets. Cuisine: American – serves contemporary American “comfort foods.” Address: 1 W. Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois 60602 Phone: (312) 368-1900 Website:www.atwoodcafe.com
chicagoBon Apetito!
Cuisine: Italian Address: 2600 Navy Blvd Intersection of Patriot and Navy,Glenview, IL 60026 Phone: (847) 724-8400 www.bestitalianusa.com