"The Outfit"
Day trips from OP
Cocktails
Festival Fun
Chicago Businesses
100

Known as "Gentleman John", this gangster was gunned down outside the Biograph theater in 1934.

John Dillinger

100

This state park is voted the #1 attraction in the state of Illinois.

Starved Rock

100

Literally translated from the Spanish for “Daisy” it is perhaps the most popular tequila cocktail ever concocted.

The Margarita

100

This festival was conceived in 1991 and takes place on 120 acres in Grant Park and features acts from all over the country

Lollapalooza

100

This famous chef and restauranteur started what was one of Chicago’s most famous high-end restaurants but closed in 2012.

Charlie Trotter

200

This 1995 movie chronicled the Chicago Outfit's control of Las Vegas in the 70's and 80's.

Casino

200

This Midwest town features a Harley-Davidson Museum which displays one of Elvis Presley’s motorcycles.

Milwaukee, WI

200

One of the most ordered cocktails in Chicago, it is a simple mixture consisting of spirit, sugar, water and bitters.

Old Fashioned

200

This lakefront festival started as a low-budget event in the 1950’s and included a Coast Guard Rescue demonstration.

Air and Water Show

200

Although the headquarters are based in Chicago, this business first opened in San Bernadino, California.

McDonald’s

300

Joey Lombardo's "amusing" Outfit nickname

The Clown

300

During the spring, this nearby town annually blooms 4.5 million Tulips.

Holland, MI

300

A popular Italian cocktail, made of one part gin, one part vermouth rosso, and one part Campari, garnished with orange peel.

Negroni

300

This festival began in 1984. It was recently moved from Grant Park to Millennium Park and is billed as the world’s largest free concert of its kind.

Chicago Blues Festival

300

Started by an alumnus of the University of Chicago, this food-based delivery business is based in Illinois.

GrubHub

400

The Chicago street where the "Valentine's Day Massacre" occurred

Clark Street

400

Located along the Illinois-Michigan canal and nearby Illinois River, this town wine shops, antique stores, flea markets, and more.

Utica

400

Invented in New Orleans in the mid 1800’s, it was originally made with cognac, sugar, Peychad’s bitters, absinthe, and a lemon peel. These days rye whiskey is the more popular base.

Sazerac

400

This festival is a street party featuring rock n’ roll and barbecue

Chicago Ribfest

400

A worldwide advertising agency is based downtown and is named for the man who created some of advertising’s well-known characters such as Tony the Tiger, The Marlboro Man, and the Maytag Man.

Leo Burnett

500

The last true Chicago Outfit boss, he lived in River Forest until his death in 1992 at the age of 86

Tony Accardo

500

Designed by master craftsman Hoichi Kurisu, the Anderson Japanese Gardens are located here.

Rockford

500

A brand of Bäsk introduced by Chicago company in the 1930’s. Love it or hate it.

Malört

500

One of USA’s top festivals it features independent, documentary, and sometimes shocking films from around the world.

Chicago Underground Film Festival

500

This Chicago-based company is co-headquartered in Chicago and Pittsburg, PA and makes many of our favorite condiments.

Kraft-Heinz