This particular location gets online orders right. Skip the line and order ahead, you busy little bees.
Nicely will take care of you and share the gospel of good coffee. This shop feels like the most soulful spot in Venice Beach these days.
Pinball wizards, look no further! A delightful selection of machines, some really retro. The only way they could improve the setup would be beverage holders.
The selection of ciders here completely redeems the otherwise clunky store setup. Back. And to the left. Back. And to the left.
They take gluten free brunch very seriously here, right down to the complimentary pastry that precedes your meal. You will not be starved for options.
If you must shop in the Loop, this is your hidden oasis. Skip the lobby bar and head back to Potter's. They mix the Manhattans strong (but balanced) so plan on calling for a ride afterwards.
If you're prepared to cook or preserve within a day or two, head back to the almost - due rack (hidden between the freezer and meat counter) for ripe, bulk produce around 50% off.
I didn't understand protein shakes until I tried Zinc's. Almond butter, flax and, just maybe, magic.
A beery, cozy oasis that somehow exists apart from the surrounding madness of the Theater District. The flights on the menu reward the curious.
The chilaquiles verdes and a margarita oaxaqueña will bring you back from whatever bender brought you here in the first place.
Find the most obscure bottle of eastern European amaro you can find in the liquor section upstairs, then pair it with whatever suits your fancy from the butcher.
Try the cold brewed coffee on tap. It's the only setup of its kind that I've seen in Chicago.
After many attempts at transubstantiation the alchemists behind the bar at Parson's wrought the Negroni Slushie. Sunshine in a glass. Bitter, bitter sunshine.
The cinnamon buns here make Ann Sather's taste like they came out of an EZ-bake oven. Lemon icing, caraway, gooey deliciousness. Add some Ander's hash and eggs if you're craving protein.
