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[itsumoganbaru]

First of all: Congratulations to all the Pitt graduates!!! And good luck with all your things coming up now! [Insert touching speech about the paths we choose in life]

Anywho, on to the point of this post, which is my trip.

Pittsburgh was fun, but I was also very sick, so I had little energy to make many plans. But, I like just chilling, so I didn't

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[fixedearth]

Yea Chicago! I love Uno's!!! Was the other Italian place Chicago Pizza and Grinders? It's in one of the "Parks" but I can never remember. I think it's either Wicker or Lincoln. But it's really good too.

Anyway, I'm glad you had fun in Chicago. After Dublin, it's my favorite city in the world!

[itsumoganbaru]

It was called Francesca's Forno I think. It was a sort of fancier Italian place, though not stuffy-fancy by any means. But it had stuff like beef carpaccio. It was really good actually. I had bruschetta and a salad with goat cheese, pears and pine nuts that was really yummy. Then I had chocolate hazelnut gelato for dessert.

It's on Milwaukee and Damen I think? Milwaukee, Damen and North were all right by it and it was on a corner, anyway. But next time you're in Chicago, I definitely recommend it!

[fixedearth]

Actually, taking the name into consideration, Chicago Pizza and Grinders is a surprisingly fancy-ish place. They have the best foccia bread drizzled with pesto. And their pizza pot pies...mmmmmmm.

Wow, I think I'm going to have to take a trip up there soon. Mmmm...pizza pot pie

[fixedearth]

Actually, taking the name into consideration, Chicago Pizza and Grinders is a surprisingly fancy-ish place. They have the best foccia bread drizzled with pesto. And their pizza pot pies...mmmmmmm.

Wow, I think I'm going to have to take a trip up there soon. Mmmm...pizza pot pie