Hamburger @ Howells and Hood
I suggest @ Howells and Hood, anyone who can get his mouth around the burger, should get it for free. Howells and Hood: 435 N. Michigan Ave., 312-262-5310
I suggest @ Howells and Hood, anyone who can get his mouth around the burger, should get it for free. Howells and Hood: 435 N. Michigan Ave., 312-262-5310
The lobster roll @ Howells and Hood has its charms, but it’s hard to cozy up to purple potato chips. Howells and Hood: 435 N. Michigan Ave., 312-262-5310
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