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"with BBQ baby back ribs, pork chops, combos and samplers (barbecued beef, pork and salmon sandwiches are also available). Purists can opt for NY strip steaks, filet mignon and prime rib...."
"Every day, I would walk by this mysterious building that houses Carson's. Outside, a bright yellow sign tells about it, at the bottom, it notes that Carson's has "Sophisticated...."
"With the smiley-face yellow of its logo, mansard roof, and funky stucco exterior, Carson's would make a good setting for an episode of That 70s Show. You go for the meat, and they got it, baby, along with some surprisingly good seafood (notably, the shrim..."
"They're located everywhere, they advertise everywhere, and the people come all the time...."
"For dinner, there's often a wait, but don't despair: In the bar area you'll find a heaping mound of some of the best chopped liver around and plenty of cocktail rye to go with it. When you're seated at your table, tie on your plastic bib and indulge...."
"After politics and politicians, steaks, dogs and Italian beef, the next meatiest subject in Chicago is barbecued ribs. There is no dearth of good rib places in Chicago, but few are more well-known than Carson's...."
"This is the flagship, location of the Chicago area chain that started in Skokie in 1977. While waiting for your table, you may either watch sports on the televisions in the large bar or scan the hundreds of autographed photos of sports, media and entertai..."
"When you eat at Carson's Ribs, you will need to wear a bib and lick your fingers. Famous for buckets of baby-back ribs smothered in barbecue sauce and succulent prime-cut steaks, this chophouse is one of the best—and definitely the messiest&..."
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