Overnight Chicago trip

Had amazing luck when I asked for NYC advice last year, so I'm back.

It's worked out that I'm taking a quick trip to Chicago next week. Won't even be there 24 hours, but I think I'll have time to take the train from my hotel to Wrigley. I know, Wrigley in February. Empty of people, snowbound. Just wanna see it. Anyway, My question: Does the cuisine cognoscenti on here have any recommendations for food other than Chicago-style pizza? And, failing that, recommendations on where to go for Chicago-style pizza? I'm staying on E. Wacker across the street from the riverwalk.

Thanks guys.

 

Not sure how the food is, other than expensive, but the Signature Lounge in the Hancock Tower is a cool place to go for drinks. It's on the 95th and 96th floors, so if you make a reservation you can get all of the amazing views without waiting in a long line.

The Signature Lounge® at the 96th – Specialty Cocktails

 

Lucky's Sandwich Company is good:

Lucky's Sandwich Company - Chicago's Best Sandwich Shop

Orange Restaurant has a really good (but not cheap) breakfast:

Breakfast or Lunch at Orange Restaurant Chicago

 

Harold's Chicken on the South Side.

 

Visit Dick and YF - sj headquarters.

 

Pequod's

 

YF and Dick would be better resources, but these two are among my Chicago favorites:

bellyQ
Home - Girl and the Goat

 

I looked at the menu, and now I can't unsee this: Oven Roasted Pig Face.

Goat legs available by pre-order.

 

Oven Roasted Pig Face is the name of my new band.

 

Fried Chicken: roost
BBQ: Green Street Smoked Meats
If you're looking for a giant grilled cheese that's only a half mile from Wrigley: Cheesie's Pub & Grub

 

Billy Goat Tavern too touristy these days? I haven't been there in 25 years but it was good enough for Mike Royko.

 

I didn't have anything pig or goat-related there.