Get ready for an authentic Latin American experience at this Cuban Coffee House. Prepared using fresh ingredients, meats and homemade marinades, they serve delectable sandwiches inspired by flavors from Latin American countries. Just sit back and relax as you enjoy their perfect Cuban sandwich and a cup of hot espresso.

Stylized with a funky door leading to plush decor, Tantrum is a posh cocktail lounge. The martinis here are vouched after by everyone but the imported beers and wines are no less special. With a romantic and intimate vibe, this can be a perfect place for a sizzling date night. The jukebox will keep you entertained with chartbusters as you sip on their famous A+ Chocolate Martini. You can even rent the place for a private party.

As they say, laughter is the best medicine and this place only strengthens the fact. If you're looking forward to night full of " "laugh-out-louds and " "rolling-on-the-floor-laughter visit Improv Comedy Club. With an amazing lineup of local acts, this place promises giggles, goof-ups chuckles and cheers. Unlike other comedy clubs, this comedy club has an extremely comfortable set-up so you can munch on appetizers and drinks during the show. A unique night-out is guaranteed!

Stylish and sophisticated is the best way to describe Seasons 52. With a menu that changes according to seasons, the place is open for both lunch and dinner. Rich mahogany, plush decor and a pleasant ambiance makes the vibe here utterly romantic. Their award winning wine list features over 100 wines to accompany their cuisine sprinkled with delicious flavors. The mood is just perfect as there is live entertainment at their piano bar. You can even organize a private event here and they can provide you with a special chef's table feature.

A brainchild of Lettuce Entertain You, Tokio Pub is a cocktail bar and restaurant. Serving Asian cuisines like Japanese, Thai, Korean with a hint of Latin-American, it's known for their crunchy tacos, fresh seafood and delicious small plates of bites. The miso-broth with pork belly and BBQ pork nachos are must-tries. The cocktail and beer list is equally exotic and features creative Asian-inspired martinis like the Blushing Geisha, Raspberry Saketini and Downtown Tokio.

A saving grace for folks of Northbrook who love their tea, Liquid Fusion is an absolute delight with a fantastic menu of classic as well as specialty teas. The selection of bubble teas is a highlight and manages to attract hordes of fans as well as those curious to try. If tea is not your thing, there is a good selection of smoothies and fruity drinks as well.

The Galway Arms sits nestled among some old brick row houses on Clark Street in the posh neighborhood of Lincoln Park, however inside it retains all the charm and warmth from County Galway. Most of the staff hail from the emerald isle and they know how to make one feel welcome with their version of craic this side of the Atlantic. The menu is a fusion of favorites like burgers, sandwiches and salads, but they still have Irish classics like Guinness beef stew and Shepard's Pie for a change of pace in this trendy neighborhood. They also have trad music on certain nights and a large array of TVs for sports fans. 

Hidden among the small alleys and intersection of Chicago's Old Town District, this very special bar and restaurant is the oldest running tavern in the city. Since 1885, the establishment has remained steadfast amongst the bustle of change throughout the Near North Side's long history. During prohibition, the still of bathtub gin made on the second floor quenched the thirst of denizens who waited below in clandestine settings. Today, Marge's serves pub fare alongside its libations, albeit in a less nefarious environment and this watering hole still remains a favorite among locals. A great place to visit if you love Chicago history or if you just happen to find yourself in the cozy little Old Town Triangle and need a quick bite or a drink.

This pub honors the memory of Maurice "Mo" Dailey, a District Commander for the Chicago Police Department, and is often filled with local police officers and firemen. Grab a seat at the bar or one of the many tables and enjoy some nachos or a burger with a specialty cocktail. On cold nights, a seat by the brick fireplace will warm you right up. With 27 TVs dotted throughout, this bar is perfect for a group of friends who want to watch the game with a pint of Guinness.

Chicago's main theater district lights up The Loop. Within a four block radius are most of Chicago's leading theaters that present the top shows in the world in historic buildings. Within the area surrounding Randolph and Dearborn Streets you will find the iconic Chicago Theater with its six-story high sign, the renovated Cadillac Palace Theater with its opulent, mirrored lobby, the Ford Center for the Performing Arts, historically known as the Oriental Theater and the Goodman Theater, just to name a few. These theaters almost all date to the early 20th Century and the 1920s, and their grandeur is truly impressive. If visitors can't make a show at one of the theaters, many of them offer tours of the venue.