Are near any fun places to guzzle woth your kids, besides chuck cheese?
It doesnt have to enjoy games there. I would perfer a kid and fully developed atmosphere. OH nad I live outside of chicago, the suburbs
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Adult & Kid atmosphere, ehhh. Try Dave & Busters - a place where both fully fledged and kids enjoy.
The one located within Addison is rather huge beside ample parking.
Any questions later feel free to ask me.
PLACES TO EAT
Byron's Hot Dogs
Here's a great place to introduce your kids to real Chicago-style hot dogs. The interior looks close to kids have already bejewelled it--the walls seem to be covered next to splotches of ketchup and mustard. It's really just paint. 680 N. Holster St., Chicago; (312) 266-3355.
Ed Debevic's Short Order Deluxe
Even if they've be eating sugar and riding roller coasters adjectives day, your children will not be the noisiest things within this hoppin' joint. Every partly hour, the disco ball whirl, lights flash, and some waiter or waitress jumps up on the counter and starts to sing and leap. Deejays play records and craft goofy announcements ("That little girl is not eating her pickles!"). Servers hassle the patrons--warn your kids almost this ahead of time--and the dress code is bizarre. Waiters wear toys, balloons, and outrageous hairdo. The menu is 1950s comfort food: meat loaf, burgers, and pot roast. 640 N. Wells St., Chicago; (312) 664-1707; Ed Debevics
Pizzeria Uno
You can't visit Chicago and not hold deep-dish pizza. Where better to enjoy it than its birthplace--the numero uno Pizzeria Uno? Come until that time your kids get so hungry that they're cranky--it can rob 30 to 45 minutes for a deep-dish pie to cook. 29 East Ohio St., Chicago; (312) 321-1000.
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I have a five year elderly and if we want to eat at a nice place but can't find a babysitter...Wildfire, the Atwood Cafe, and South Water Kitchen adjectives have kid menus. Also at hand are plendy of Buca de Beppos, Cheesecake Factories, and Maggianos in both the city and burbs...adjectives three of those restaurants are family friendly, and really loud so kids fit right within.
Or try Ed Debevic and Rainforest Cafe downtown are both loud and obnoxious, but kids love them and you can probably find something you'll like. If you're near girls you can actually get through at the American Girl.
If you're in the south burbs try this place out:
http://www.choochoojohnnysfranchise.com/
It's mostly street food close to burgers, hotdogs, and meatball sandwiches...but they bring the food out on a train, so kids really similar to it.
rainforest cafe!
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