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Cafe Borgia - Great Northern Italian cuisine, good wine list, knowledgable and attentive staff. Great place for lunch or dinner, and good prices, too!

Lansing Shopping

Shopping in Lansing provides both variety and convenience to residents and visitors alike. Retail sales annually are $225,000,000. Although Lansing doesn't not seem to have any unique items that are a must buy, the quality of most of the homemade items sold around town are quite good. The downtown business district extends several blocks on Ridge Road and offers a wide range of quality merchandise and services. Torrence Avenue businesses and shopping centers add to the number of services provided to Lansing shoppers.

The Landings Shopping Center on Torrence Avenue provides additional shopping in its 50 stores that include six major chain stores.

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Lansing Restaurants and Bars

Lansing Restaurants

IHOP The amount of IHOP restaurants in the Illinois area is quite astounding. IHOP has a wide variety of mouthwatering selections for breakfast, lunch and dinner. From pancakes, omelettes and egg breakfasts to burgers, chicken and steak. Whether you're young or old IHOP can guarantee that there is something on the menu that you'll love. (16851 Torrence Ave) (Tel: 708-474-2240)

Olive Garden Italian Restaurant - Another of the really good European restaurants in the city. Here you can enjoy a delicious Italian meal complemented by a great glass of wine. The simple pleasures that define true Italian hospitality. They're an essential part of Italian living. When you're here, you're Family! (16601 N Torrence Ave)

Heaven on Seven On the nearby Chicago Loop you'll find Heaven on Seven, which is thought of as the local Cajun nirvana. The mantelpiece has paintings of just some of the amazing food that can be found within. Vegetables, alligators, and crabs are just some of the items in the paint. The long to get in is quite long, but well worth it. (111 N. Wabash Ave.) (Tel: 263-6443)

Due Due is the younger sister to the great Pizzeria Uno chain of restaurants, the difference is that this is where the chain began. Due has a stunning terrace and much more space than the crowded Pizzeria Uno down the street, but the same great deep dish pizza and pasta. (619 N. Wabash Ave.) (Tel: 943-2400)

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