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Carnivores, this one is for you! Janet Davies recently visited a new north side meat-lovers Mecca! It's part old-fashioned butcher shop, part D.I.Y. burger spot. It's Butcher & The Burger! For more information: Butcher & The Burger 1021 West Armitage Avenue Chicago, IL 60614 (773) 697-3735 www.butcherandtheburger.com

Eva has the scoop on where you can go to get a good pizza pie and a pint of beer...for $4.95! It's this week's 190 Big Deal! For more information: Pequod's Pizza 8520 Fernald Ave. Morton Grove, IL 60053 847-470-9161 2207 N. Clybourn Ave. Chicago, IL 60614 773-327-1512 www.pequodspizza.com

If you procrastinate when it comes to printing & framing digital pics, MinuteFrame.com is right up your alley! It's this week's 190 Cyber Surf! For more information: www.MinuteFrame.com

Janet heads over to Glenn and Fennville, Michigan!

Not too far from the Wisconsin metropolis of Milwaukee, you'll find a quaint little creek-side town that will make you feel like you've taken a step back into the 1800's.

Cahokia Mounds is the largest prehistoric settlement north of Mexico. The site and Interpretive Center offers visitors a detailed history of a native people archeologists have called, Mississippians. Admission is free with a suggested donation.

About 83 miles southwest of Chicago, where the Fox and Illinois River meet, is Ottawa, Illinois. It is a charming and historic riverside city with many great places to eat and fun things to do.

If you're hoping to hit the road and check out a new locale--without spending a lot of dough--Doug Banks has the solution! It's the Megabus and it's this week's 190 Big Deal!

Mark Nilsson recently went on the hunt for the oldest businesses in town! He tracked down the city's oldest jewelry store, camera shop, shopping center, and one of the oldest bike shops around!

Lou Mitchell's Restaurant, named after its owner, Lou Mitchell, has been a Chicago staple since the early 1920s serving breakfast as early as 5:30am during the week.

These mom and pop businesses have been serving Chicago for as long as 155 years!

If you're still craving to learn more about Chicago's most historic places, businesses and stories, then log on to Encyclopedia.ChicagoHistory.org.

Our toddlin' town is home to quite a few classic eateries, but Janet Davies recently tracked down some the oldest!

Ok, there are many places in Chicagoland that offered some Old-School amusement back in the day, and guess what...they are still kickin' in 2012!

Along with this city's century-old eateries, it is no surprise that places to satisfy our sweet tooth also have a rich history here in Chicago.