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Feed - It's "a kitschy slice of the South, complete with traditional country music playing in the background, chicken paraphernalia and a limited menu that includes superb sides." 2803 W. Chicago Ave., (773) 489-4600
Humboldt Pie Cafe - It's got a diner menu, and even better, it's BYOB, so you can drink what you want. 1001 N. California Ave., (773) 342-4743
Maiz - Mexican. 1041 N. California Ave., (773) 276-3149.
A Tavola - "Trust us, order the gnocchi. And then go dance it off." 2148 W. Chicago Ave. (773) 276-7567.
Now I wish we had a list like this for Los Angeles.
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7-27-2006 @10:26PM Ed said... Feed is really very good, although it's rife with hipsters, and if I saw someone wearing club clothes come in I'd be really, really confused.
Maiz is thoroughly mediocre, which is sad, since the chef's previous place was reportedly very good. It's majorly overpriced for a place in its class (slightly more classy than a taqueria), and the food isn't as good as it should be. Even though the tortillas are handmade, they aren't particularly good. For the same price you could go to the new place Sol de Mexico and have food 10x better.
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