
Marvelous! It was started by the guy who owned a fish market downtown (that everyone in Chicago seems to know about). It was fresh, delicious, quaint, fun, and not even that expensive. One wall is decorated in boxes of cereal, which one can order from in any combination any time of day. Steve got the sturgeon with a mushroom-bacon sauce; I had the rainbow trout with brown sugar & candied pecans. Being an official "diner", they had multiple pies for dessert. I typically am not a Pie-person, but brownie pie was an option, and it was an occassion to celebrate--with chocolate, of course. OK, this brownie pie was one of the best desserts in the entire world!!!! I am salivating just thinking about it again! To Die For! Then to cap off the beautiful (and wet) evening, we had tickets to Mary Poppins. Spectacular! Because of my deep love of the movie, I was concerned how It would compare. It was definitely different, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. It made me laugh, cry, and put me in awe. The Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious scene was unforgettable as was "Step In Time." What an amazing, magical night!