New Year's Eve 2005
After an afternoon of shopping (thanks to all who gave us gift cards for our wedding), and then hauling the "loot" home (check out Dave's reaction when you ask if he wants to carry a vacuum cleaner home again), we headed to Ed Debevic's for dinner.Ed Debevic's you say? For New Year's Eve??
Yes, indeed!
If you've never experienced Ed's, it is a "must do" item when visiting Chicago! They offer a respectable variety of food from appetizers and salads to chili to burgers and hot dogs. While the on-line menu doesn't show them, the desserts are also something to behold. See the picture of Dave with his Oreo cookie dessert.
But the real reason to visit Ed Debevic's is the 'world-famous' sassy attitude from the staff. For example, our server greeted us with, "My name is " [insert name]", not that you care!"
Of course, being the smart-aleck that I am, I responded with, "Of course we care! We care very deeply!!!"
On another visit, one of the servers "harassed" a teenage girl by saying that her mother was selling her to the highest bidder.The staff frequently abandons waiting on customers to entertain with song and dance atop counters. Often times, at least one of the servers looks totally bored with the whole scene. It is all very entertaining, even down to the signage on the walls.
Yes, it was a bit different than how I expected to spend New Year's Eve, but we're thinking we might make it an annual tradition.
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