My parents are in town end of this week and we are taking them to the Cubs game on Friday afternoon. Sort of a bucket list thing for my dad.
Anyway, we will possibly eat before the game and definitely after the game is over. I am not familiar with the area like I once was and not
sure what is gone or what has popped up in the area. My folks are in their mid 60s and relatively mobile but I don't think we are going to
want to walk more than 4-6 blocks in any direction from Wrigley. I am aware of places like Cubby Bear and Yakzies, just wondering what
else is out there. Would be happy with a good sit down place after the game or even someplace with great pizza. Thanks in advance for
any insight you cretins could provide here.

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Taco Bell just west of The Cubby Bear.

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that's the nastiest Taco Bell i've ever been to
and that's realllllllly saying something

and the chintziest too- last time i got some tacos i had to check to make sure there was any meat inside

Wild Hare

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The Butcher's Tap on Southport has great sandwiches and burgers. I also know two guys from Wisconsin who say the cheese curds are the best they ever had.

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Tango Sur on Southport. Argentinian steakhouse. BYOB. No corking fee. Great food. Great prices. No reservations so you may need to wait a while, but you can hit up another bar and they will call you when your name comes up.

+1 on this suggestion.

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DMK.

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If your parents/you enjoy cajun/creole food a place is relatively new just south of roscoe on clark called Lowcountry. It's where Blokes & Birds used to be. A couple of friends have been and said it's great.

one of those types of seafood boil restaurants copying angry crab where you buy by the pound.

crosby's kitchen on southport is alright. i think it's a tad expensive but it's a solid modern american or american bistro. whatever you want to call it.

hutch at school and clark is same as crosby's. typical solid modern american food.

Tbone, really simple. Go to Yelp, search restaurants in Wrigleyville. You'll get a list of all the restaurants ranked in order, from there you can check out each one and look at reviews and pictures to help make a decision.

I've had great success finding restaurants on Yelp no matter where I am.

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wow what sage advice

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurants ... inois.html

T-Bone, we went last month and used this list to to decide our pre game meal. We finally ended up at Murphy's and it was a great place to chill and enjoy the atmosphere of the crowd vibe and sports memorabilia before the game. (First time ever at Murphy's). However, I wouldn't recommend it for a meal pre or post game. Hope this list helps out. We got to Wrigleyville about 3:30 and had plenty of time to walk around and enjoy the outside of the park/neighborhood before going in. Have a good time.

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Yeah I know this was a very broad question as there are 100's of places to choose from. Since I wanted to make it kind of special I was hoping for advice from people I
have "known" for years and trusted instead of strangers. I tried typing in places to eat in Wrigleyville and felt a bit overwhelmed.

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just Google "places to eat in Wrigleyville"
that should help

Just wander the streets screaming for people to direct you to a restaurant.

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I think he knows this, Shakes...he just wanted from people he knows.

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http://addison.dagsdelivers.com/zgrid/t ... /index.jsp
Ate here a few months back and it was very good.

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ive been gone so long the two places i was going to recommend are no longer there (Leona's and SPIN)

A lot of hot dog eating and tossed salads around Halsted and Roscoe.

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Tango Sur is on my list of restaurants to hit. Comes highly recommended from many, including our Argentinian waiter at Fogo de Chao.

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I guess the white kids from Shaumberg are now EXPERTS on clark st!!!!!

maybe try a taco from mcdonalds,,,,, then imu can tell us how that is GOURMEY????

bUT again let the experts decide as they are the ones who have dined at these establishnents before.

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yeah, It's Big Brane!

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Kirkwood at his finest.

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I'd trust the Yelp reviews and the sample size they provide vs a handful of people here who most likely don't live in that neighborhood.

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Case in point this guy here was gonna recommend Leona's. Place was dog shit.

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Of the places mentioned I've been to Crosby's Kitchen. It's pretty good, I'd take my parents there.

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I like Penny's Noodles. There is another Thai place just south of Addison on Sheffield on the west side of the street that is a small, family owned place. It has great food and is a pre or post game stop for people in the know. There is no bar so you won't have to talk over the drunken conversations of frat boys. You can usually find team and media people in there a couple of hours before the game.

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And men have lost their reason.

i guess it was, but i liked it. my wife liked it. my roommate liked it.... but since it closed, i can accept we are the minority opinion here.

Oh.my.god.