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Easter brunch Chicago 2008 Guide -

Chicago

Best options for your post-egg hunting needs

Borrowed Earth Cafe -

970 Warren Ave. - Downers Grove

Raw food in an eco-friendly space is the mantra of Borrowed Earth Cafe.

Bridget McNeill's -

420 W. Belmont Ave. - Chicago (Lakeview East)

Bridget McNeill’s is the Lakeview sister pub to Lizzie McNeill’s in the Navy Pier area.

Deals & Specials:

• 75 cent wings (five per order), $2.50 Miller Lite and Miller High Life bottles
• Half-price bottles of wine, $2-3 discounts on pizzas, $5 Guinness and Bass drafts

The Dark Horse Tap and Grille -

3443 N. Sheffield Ave. - Chicago (Wrigleyville)

The Dark Horse Tap and Grille, just blocks from Wrigley Field, aims to balance its sporty and sophisticated leanings.

Deals & Specials:

• $4 Red Bull vodkas, $6 Effen bloody marys, $5 brunch menu, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
• $3 24-ounce PBR cans, $6 Effen bloody marys, $5 brunch menu, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

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2233 S. King Drive - Chicago (Near South Side)

This lounge, located in the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place Hotel, bills itself as a spot for "large spirits and small plates." Nibble on comfort food...

Candyality -

3425 N. Southport Ave. - Chicago (Lakeview)

This cute-as-can-be take on the corner candy store offers plenty of old-fashioned treats.

Mai Thai Cafe -

140 N. Main St. - Wheaton

Quaint, family-run Thai stop offering classic dishes.

Sloppy Jo's Lunchroom -

733 St. Johns Ave. - Highland Park

With no-fuss eats, free wifi and Etch-a-Sketches on hand, Sloppy Jo's Lunchroom is bound to be a popular hangout for nannies and parents with kids in...

The Little Popcorn Store -

111 1/4 W. Front St. - Wheaton

This tiny alley-size popcorn and candy store with a bright red door is a legendary Wheaton landmark.