Chicago Best Restaurants Weekend Planner
Thursday, February 4, 2010 at 6:44PM When:
- Friday, February 5, 2010
- Saturday, February 6, 2010
- 8 PM
Where:
Siskel Film Center
164 N. State Street
Chicago, IL, 60601
312.846.2800
Why:
Support Chicago’s independent film community, attending the special premiere of “Black Mail’ at the Gene Siskel Film Center. Shot in Chicago by award-winning writer/director, Hurt McDermott depicts a tale of lust, betrayal, and droll comedy. Afterwards, chat with Director McDermott, who will attend each showing for a post screening discussion (Runtime 100 minutes) (General Admission is $10/ at the Gene Siskel Film Center Box Office),
Chicago Best Restaurants Recommendation:
Before or after dinner, slip into the Gage Restaurant, just six blocks (SE), on Michigan Avenue and off of Madison Street. Signature victuals include the namesake burger, “The Gage,” which is smothered melted onion marmalade, local camembert sandwiched between a toasted malt roll; crispy potatoes and brie; or the daily risotto with winter veggies.
The iconic Chicago restaurant is the architectural byproduct of two contrasting approaches to commercial building design. During the late 1880s, Louis Sullivan in collaboration with Holabird and Roche built the trio building collection of buildings, known as The Gage.
The Gage Restaurant 24 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60603-3301 (312) 372-4243
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