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Harry Caray's Italian Steakhouse

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Going into this legendary River North landmark feels like entering a storied museum dedicated to Chicago sports history. The Dutch Renaissance building at thirty three West Kinzie Street offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. Guests discover walls covered in baseball memorabilia while sitting inside the former home of mobster Frank Nitti. Huge prime steaks and classic Italian plates dominate a menu that delivers rich flavors without unnecessary fuss. Most visitors start their meal with a generous basket of the famous warm house made potato chips. The sixty foot long bar provides a perfect perch for catching a game with some local fans. You should definitely check out the hidden vault once used by bootleggers during the Prohibition era. Visiting this institution provides a deep connection to the spirit of the city and its colorful icons.