Today I went to Wildberry Pancakes & Cafe, located on 130 E Randalph St, with my friends Nadine and Iza. It's right near Millennium Park, so if you're taking the train there you can get off at Randolph/Wabash and walk about two blocks up. I love that it's near the park because it feels like you're in the heart of the city.
The food was good, I had the Florence Eggs Benedict, and a side of Berry Pancakes. The pancakes were delicious! The Benedict was fine, but I prefer my mother's hollandaise sauce more.
It was one of those typical fancy brunch spots, but it wasn't over priced and the service was good. Our server, I believe his name was Nate, was very kind and attentive. I would go there again in the future based on the service and its proximity to Millennium Park.
After breakfast we walked across the street to the park, and enjoyed the weather while watching torists use selfie sticks to take pictures with the Bean. It was entertaining; people watching is always fun.
Check out their menu! And if you ever go, make sure to try their pancakes!
The food was good, I had the Florence Eggs Benedict, and a side of Berry Pancakes. The pancakes were delicious! The Benedict was fine, but I prefer my mother's hollandaise sauce more.
It was one of those typical fancy brunch spots, but it wasn't over priced and the service was good. Our server, I believe his name was Nate, was very kind and attentive. I would go there again in the future based on the service and its proximity to Millennium Park.
After breakfast we walked across the street to the park, and enjoyed the weather while watching torists use selfie sticks to take pictures with the Bean. It was entertaining; people watching is always fun.
Check out their menu! And if you ever go, make sure to try their pancakes!
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Fun Fact: If you need to use the bathroom while you're Downtown, the Chicago Cultural Center is free! And after you're done peeing, you can check out the art and exhibits. It's right across the street from Millennium Park, and it's a lovely place to visit. The architecture is exquisite, and there is even a small library for Spanish speakers. Don't miss out on this piece of history.
 Finally, a typical Bean "Cloud Gate" photo, You're Welcome. | |
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