This Week in Eating Out
The Rib-Eye of the Beholder: $19 for a sandwich? At Primehouse, nothing gets the mouth salivating like the rib-eye sandwich with steak frites.
Canadians Eat Burgers Too: A reader hips us to Peter's Drive-In, apparently the best burger from the maple leaf country. While this Calgary joint doesn't have an array of fancy toppings, they do offer 60 kinds of shakes.
Paradise Found in Chicago: Oasis Cafe may be in a mall, but the crispy falafel balls had one Windy City reviewer crying for more.
Skip the Tuna: Hungry Cat goes for the beef. Damon Gambuto hits this West Hollywood seafood spot for their Pug Burger, a monster of a meal that includes a fried egg, avocado, and bacon.
Restoration Pizza: Across the street from Rosehill Cemetery in Chicago, Delisi's Pizzeria & Bar has been resurrected for more fine Chicago style pizza adventures.
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