A pretty solid Bloody that delivers on the mix used and not the extras - a refreshing departure from "kitchen-sink" salads. Spicy but not overpowering, it had nice tomato flavor. It comes with a shorty of High Life and an optional slice of thick-cut bacon. At eight dollars, it's a bit pricey, but pricey is standard in Chicago, right? Breakfast was good, I had the Wood Roasted Chicken Hash with chunky pieces of potato and chicken. It would be worth ordering again. Be sure to get there early — it quickly gets crowded with young families. They could use a stroller valet.

- Landsat8 on Wednesday September 10, 2014