One of my favorite magazines ever. And despite the name, it's not just about punk, in the past few…read moreyears it's really expanded its music coverage to indie hip-hop, metal, nu folk, etc. The features cover every thing from environmental issues to film to national politics. Worth picking up a subscription.

For a freebie, UR has in-depth music and entertainment venue information, movie reviews, seasonal…read morepreviews and restaurant profiles. The print quality is higher than most of this type of throw-away magazine you see sitting in piles just inside coffee shops, bars and local stores around town. You won't have to wash your hands after flipping through it to see what's new or up and coming. Unfortunately it's a bimonthly (6 issues per year) which means sometimes by the time you get it some of the cool things they mention have already passed. It's also not as deep a look under the hood as, say Time Out Chicago. But hey, it's a fun five minute read and you got what you paid for. Even the ads are pretty creative and not too annoying.

I'm not even sure if these guys and gals are still around, but they use to be pretty good when they…read morefirst got to town. I think they are part of a bigger corp an in many city with the UR moniker. I like the slick images and variety of stories they did. They wrote about anything that was popular and up and coming but then changed years ago to mostly stuff Ive never heard of or cared about. From reading the other reviews on here, sounds like they sold out and completely changed into something else. Should have changed the name I guess instead of soiling what they were built on.

Third time at cobblestone and this time was for Valentine's Day. We wanted someplace cozy and cute…read moreand Cobblestone set the bar high with a candlelit dinner. They had a terrific Valentine's Day dinner $95 for two people which included a small amuse-bouche each, an appetizer to share, individual entrees, and a dessert to share. We loved the crispy broccolini and were fighting over it. The entrees were huge portions and packed with flavor. I consider myself a scallop connoisseur and in all the restaurants we've ever been in, these scallops were cooked beautifully. They had a perfect sear to them on the outside but cooked perfectly on the inside as well, 10/10 no notes this is the scallop I will compare all future scallops to. And the duck confit, oh my...we also fought over this dish which paired incredibly well with beans to our surprise. Chocolate cake had a beautiful strawberry sauce on the bottom. Everything was incredible including the service. Cobblestone remains our favorite in the area and is loved by all the locals. Thank you for a perfect Valentine's Day dinner.

Went here for NYE. I was really disappointed by the food. It has good reviews and a friend had been…read moreand liked it. I got the pre fixe menu. The pickled deviled eggs were tasty. It was not an "Amuse bouche" which is a single bite item, it was much more but I'm not complaining about that! The appetizer was grilled octopus over sweet potato mash. I learned that day that sweet and grilled octopus is not a good mix. It was nearly gross. I picked the octopus up and tried to brush off as much of the sweet potatoes and possible. The octopus tasted good but was over cooked. My main was the branzino. It was charred to a crisp and full of bones. It did not taste good and was extremely difficult to eat. I did not taste the German chocolate cake for dessert but was told it was dry and people barely touched it. My husband and others are our table got short rib goulash, which was served like a steak with gravy. It wasn't tender like short rib should be. He said the flavor was good at least. Someone got the fish and chips and said it was flavorless. Someone else got the burger and said it was also charred and over cooked. Over all, pretty disappointed. Cute place with decent service. Hopefully this was just an off night.

David Cohen was my boss for 3 years. The kind of boss that bought lunch, paid me 15 dollars a…read morehour to do a number of jobs, including delivery of stacks of magazines to bars and playhouses, and even delivery to his personal friends all over town. Even house work. David knew thousands and employed hundreds when the business was growing and strong, but like any free magazine based totally incomewise on advertising and selling ads to pay everyone, the business did fail, only enough for him to condense the many cities he provided for to only one major city. This was a business man. Not a bum off the street like Alan, who moved in with David and basically lived and ate for free and took full advantage of David. David told me he caught Alan getting high on meth and threw his ( bum ass) back out on the street. Alan is a ungrateful piece of gay trash and wrote a nasty review. Well ladies and gentleman, David Cohen did serve in the Israel Army, was a outstanding citizen, and unfortunately he is no longer with us. But I took care of him till his death along with his brother and two beautiful lesbian friends. I was never mistreated by David and though I do not believe he was hooked on meth, how dare anyone put him down when he always answered his phone to help people and use his hard earned money to support causes in and around town. Yes he donated money to those he thought deserved it and showed love and friendship to those ( no matter how financially poor they were) he believed in his heart were honest people. We lost a wonderful supporter of the gay and lesbian community. His favorite thing he would say to me is, I can tell a good man when I see him. He was not only my strictly professional boss, he was my humorous friend.

From the owner: Description: Since 1990 PINK Magazine and the PINK PAGES--an LGBT community business directories in…read moreChicago, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Denver. PINK evolved into more than just lifestyle magazine or LGBT directories. Utilizing the social media tools, weekly e-blasts, PINK is also a complete gay wedding site "MarryMePINK, gay PINK Coupons, an online gay PINK Store, and a place where gays can finalize their travel arrangements, entertainment and more. With the most comprehensive and up to date edgy coverage--PINK securing it's position as one of the leading, and most innovative source in the gay media in the USA.

In the age of technology, radio feeds from around the world are becoming common place. Outside of…read morethe car there is almost no need for radio anymore. Chicago is diving into the live feed mix with a wonderful new feed called CHIRP. This independent online station has brought together a wonderful group of men and women whose musical repertoire is simply astonishing. From small unheard bands to some classic but seldom played tracks these deejays truly give you a listening experience worthy of your appreciation. With no commercials or meaningless chatter, CHIRP is my new at home listen.

CHIRP Radio is great. It's an awesome radio station. I wish that more people knew about it.read more

Solid service, very professional. Used them briefly but was pretty happy with the results. Easy to…read moreget in contact with.

Eddie is a super smart professional who seems to do it all in the financial realm. He is a…read morefinancial planner, investment advisor, and a tax professional. His broad array of expertise can help you see the bigger picture: what to plan for and how to do it. Plus he is a very personable guy, so it's easy to talk through things with him. We have used him for a couple of investments as well as tax prep and found everything to be extremely organized and professional from start to finish. Highly recommend him and his firm!!!