You'll have to see my review of the iPic theater. Â Basically I can't reason going to iPic that often because of the price. Â But that's a shame because I made the craziest discovery at Salt Sports Bar (inside the iPic Theater's lobby). Â The Chicago north and west suburbs for the most part are devoid of proper buffalo wings. Â Somehow Salt Sports Bar is the best buffalo wings I have had in this area. Â That's both surprising and a shame since the place is so high end. Â After living and eating in the New York area (and Florida, where the real buffalo wing was properly transferred) I expect buffalo wings the way they're meant: crispy skin, NO FLOUR OR BATTER, lean wings with chewy outer fat removed before frying, tossed in buffalo sauce and butter. Â Salt does all of that exactly right. Â So I'm happy I finally found a place in the suburbs that make wings correctly, but I also like these kinds wings in a huge order at a dive bar and sold at a price like they're going out of style. Â At Salt you get classy decor at a premium price with orders of only 6 or 12. Â Oh well, you don't find proper cheesesteak, pizza or sweet tea everywhere either; I guess beggars can't be choosers.
Review Source:Keep in mind, this bar is inside the iPic movie theater in S. Barrington. Â We were there for a movie, and were getting drinks and apps ahead of time. Â The atmosphere is kinda funky - lots of brushed metal and fireplaces. Â The specialty martini list actually sounded bizarre, lots of herbal infused drinks. Â I'm more of a traditional vodka, bourbon, and beer drinker. Â That being said, they have a fairly strong selection of liquor, beer, and wine. Â The bartender said they have $2 drafts on Tuesdays, which is awesome, but I can't imagine coming here without seeing a movie. Â This place fills up right before a showing and empties out immediately after.
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