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Best of the South Side 2018

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Best of the South Side 2018

by South Side Weekly September 21, 2018September 25, 2018

Last month, Chicago magazine published its annual Best of Chicago issue, purporting to list the city’s top destinations in categories ranging from “culture and fun” to “shopping and style.” Of the fifty-seven places chosen, only four—and none of the restaurants—were located on the South Side. Of course, this is not unusual: we’re used to seeing […]

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