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Windsor Crossing Premium Outlets ShoppingGROUP TOUR 2020 PLANNING GUIDE Chicago, Illinois ADVERTORIAL SHOP AND DINE IN CHICAGO NORTHWEST Get a Taste of Shopping Your group members have arrived in the Chicago Northwest suburbs eager to stretch their legs and fill their bellies! Immerse your group in all things at its Best Chicago — enjoy a traditional Italian beef with sweet or hot peppers from Johnnie’s Beef, share a deep-dish pizza at Giordano’s or a savor a Chicago-style dog from Portillo’s. (Sorry, friends — no ketchup allowed!) Weber Grill Restaurant is a must if you own your own Weber Grill! Make your group’s night with an interactive class at the Weber Grill Academy. Learn from the expert chefs of Weber Grill Restaurant who know all the ins and outs to their famous kettle grills. Trust us — you won’t go home hungry. Arlington Heights — home of Arlington International Racecourse — is a foodie adventurers heaven. Over 40 walkable distance. Italian Pizza Kitchen offers the restaurants to tantalize best of both worlds — pizza and Italian your taste buds are food! Its thin-crust pizza is the best! This in the downtown hip and industrial space is the latest area. Hey Nonny, addition to Main St. Roselle. Your taste one of the newest buds might even be sending you signals restaurant attractions to try out Asian-fusion. 8,000 Miles to Chicago Northwest, features traditional Chinese, Japanese is a gastropub featuring and Korean foods with American flare. farm-to-table freshness Find yourself nibbling on Shredded with their unique menu. The attraction Northwest is Main St. Roselle. Start at Beef with Chinese Garlic Sprout or Hot also features an intimate listening room Illinois’ oldest winery, Lynfred Winery, Wok Chili Chicken. Pollyanna Brewing for great live music on Fridays, Saturdays where your group will head downstairs Company-Roselare is a block down Main and Sundays. Passero is steps away from for a tour and tasting of award-winning St. and features locally brewed craft beer. Hey Nonny; it also brings the Midwest to vintages. You’ll be amazed at the If you would rather sample a flight on- its Italian-American dishes by sourcing production process in this historic home- site, you can order from 8,000 Miles or locally. turned-winery. Be sure to ask about the Italian Pizza Kitchen and have it delivered Spend the entire evening in winery’s four B&B guest rooms! to the brewery! downtown Arlington Heights by taking After you’ve immersed yourself with Chicago Northwest definitely fits in a theater or musical production at all the smells of a winery, head down the the food bill with over 400 restaurants Metropolis Performing Arts Centre. street for some unique shopping. Plan to in our sophisticated eight-community Give your group an experience to remember at Woodfield Mall — one Dueling pianos are not just in Downtown spend some time in Little Red Ribbon and region. The best part of visiting is never of America’s premier shopping destinations. They’ll enjoy the exclusive Chicago, you can find them right here Prospect Street Market, two boutique gift spending a penny on motorcoach parking Signature Meet and Greet Service, valuable Savings Pass discounts, and in Arlington Heights, too. Head down shops with truly something for everyone at any of our hotels or restaurants. The free trolley to nearby shopping districts. And of course, you'll never pay the stairs to the intimate Big Shot Piano in your life. Take a couple of passes drive to Chicago Northwest is convenient a penny for bus parking. 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Don’t forget Mall everything from designer purses to approximately 30 rides and attractions of America is only five to 10 minutes home goods, head over to the largest for all ages to enjoy. You’ll find other from all 18 Eagan hotels and most offer outlet mall in the Upper Midwest — great attractions and stores at the mall complimentary shuttle service to and Twin Cities Premium Outlets. This including SEA LIFE® Mall of America, from the mall and MSP Airport — score! upscale retail haven in Eagan features FlyOver® America, Crayola Experience, The “shopportunities” don’t end over 100 unique stores and world- Rick Bronson’s House of Comedy, there! When you’re looking for worry- famous brands such as Calvin Klein, The Escape Game, Moose Mountain free and convenient retail therapy, Fossil, Kate Spade, Levi’s, Nike and Saks Adventure Golf and much more! Central Park Commons is the answer. WHERE FANTASTIC SHOPPING IS FOUND Fifth Avenue OFF 5th. Don’t let the Averaging 40 million guests each Eagan’s newest shopping wonderland sometimes-unpredictable Minnesota year, the mall is a one-of-a kind shopping is a perfect mix of specialty shops and Eagan is your ultimate destination for fantastic football, fashion, food weather get in the way — covered experience. It’s the only place you dining establishments. Your group will walkways will ensure a worry-free can shop for designer items all while love the variety of goodies to be bought and fun! Widely recognized as a “retail powerhouse”, Eagan features an shopping experience. Complimentary hearing delighted screams from a roller at DSW, Marshalls, Sierra, HomeGoods incredible array of tax-free shopping at Twin Cities Premium Outlets® — Wi-Fi as well as a full-service information coaster nearby. It is the only attraction and many more. Not only does Central the largest outlet mall in the Upper Midwest. Plus, Mall of America® is desk also create a space for you to have where you can walk from Macy’s to Park Commons offer an amazing fun and shop to your heart’s content! the Rotunda and see your favorite shopping experience, its landscape was right in the neighborhood and currently reigns as the nation’s largest Join the VIP Shopper’s Club for even celebrities for a meet and greet. The strategically designed to encompass shopping and entertainment complex. If that’s not enough, the Vikings more deals and discounts and always savings don’t stop when you shop at the CPC Village, which just so happens remember, clothes and shoes are TAX MOA as Enjoy Eagan provides groups to be fully stocked with flavor-packed Locker Room, Central Park Commons, Town Centre and Promenade FREE! As an added bonus, groups also with a complimentary MOA coupon book lunch and dinner options including Café Shopping Center also offer amazing “shopportunities” around every corner. Zupas, Hawaii Poke Bowl, R Taco, Piada Italian Street Food, Punch Pizza and Naf Naf Grill. And when it comes time to refuel and relax, Eagan boasts over 100 spectacular restaurants and 18 incredible hotels with a low lodging tax of 3% — most featuring complimentary breakfast and shuttle service. Eagan is THE place to book a fantastic group tour no one will ever forget! Dimensional For a complete listing of stores and Innovations all the latest and greatest information about Twin Cities Premium Outlets, Mall of America, Central Park Commons and other shopping in the Eagan area, visit eaganmn.com/shopping.
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