On Sunday we met up with friends at Ann Sather's. They're famous for cinnamon rolls. At least that's what Food Network told me.
NOW IT'S TIME FOR BILLY ELLIOT.
Victoria got us tickets, and we were in the orchestra section at the Oriental Theater. It's kinda pretty inside.
The show was fantastic and made us both want to sign up for dance classes.
The lobby of the Oriental Theater smells amazing, and it's because there's this gourmet popcorn shop, Garrett's, right next door. We were heading back to Millennium Park for a free symphony performance, so we picked up some caramel and cheese popcorn first so we could picnic.
We didn't get there early enough to get a seat that viewed the stage, so we just parked ourselves on some steps by the bean, since we could hear the music fine from there.
And I of course took bean pictures.
We peaced out before the crowd, and headed over to Giordano's to get ourselves some deep dish.
I'm sure it will disappoint everybody to hear that I don't think it's that exciting. I mean, if you really like pizza, you'll probably love it. It's a pile of cheese and sauce and whatever toppings you pick, so you can't go too wrong. But pizza has never really been that exciting of a thing for me, and I tend to prefer thin crust anyway. And after Italy, I pretty much want Italian style (which I should be able to get plenty of here, since Chicago is like a mini-Europe).
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