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in the city : parson's chicken and fish










Nestled in a tiny, inconspicuous cove up in the north side Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago, Parson's Chicken and Fish is a delicious spot that is suitable for the whole family, and definitely not short on trendiness or flair. Erick and I knew this would be the perfect place to welcome his brother and sister-in-law home from their cross country move back to Chicago. Parson's is known for their delicious fried chicken, best use of a slushy machine, and the ever tempting funnel cake if you're up for dessert. You can relax in the summer sun in their extensive outdoor patio, play a round of ping-pong, or take photos near the gorgeous, lushly vined brick walls. As a brand new establishment opening up just recently this past June, I'd say they're off to a great start.

( Thank you to all of you that wished a little sunshine our way - it finally came out to play! )

What were you up to this weekend?

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  1. looks like an awesome place to wile away a day :)

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  2. hi kate-i recently started following your blog and I wanted to say hello!
    I just love your photographs and your children are adorable. xo

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  3. i just love how you can catch the simplicity in the moments and make them so beautiful. such a gift.

    xo

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