Local South Loop Businesses that you should know:

New to the South Loop and Looking for a looking for a great place to work-out? The doctors of our clinic highly recommend you check out the Phenomenal Fitness personal training gym.

The quality of the trainers at this gym combined with their innovative 'small group training' system make it one of the most impressive gyms that our doctors have seen (and one of the most reasonably priced). Whether you are a high level athlete or just getting back into exercising, this is the place where you want to be. Check out their website here.

 

cuatro

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Looking for a great new place to eat? Here in the South Loop we are lucky to have a fantastic new restaurant called Cuatro which opened up at the corner of 21st and Wabash.

This South American restaurant has to be experienced. It is a personal favorite of both of the doctors at our clinic.

Go to their website for directions and more.

 

Bongo
Room
South Loop

We were quite upset to lose the restaurant called Room 12 here in the South Loop... BUT it has thankfully reopened in the same location under the name of its Wicker Park sister restaurant: Bongo Room!

This is one of our personal favorite lunch spots in the South Loop!

Located at the corner of Wabash and Roosevelt

 

 

Great books for your library:

Need to learn the best ways to develop that perfect body? Grab a copy of Beth Horn's new book The Natural Way.

Beth is a national fitness champion and her photos are regularly seen in Muscle Media Magazine and Flex Magazine. Her new book provides a great holistic view on how to improve your health and physique through 'realistic' but healthy eating and exercise. She is definately the positive motivation that you need!

Beth is also a big fan of Active Release Techniques® for helping to keep her body in competition mode.

For more information, visit Beth's website:
www.bethhorn.com


Grab a copy of local author Lewis Erenberg's book The Greatest Fight of our Generation: Louis vs. Schmeling.

Lewis Erenberg is Professor of History at Loyola University in Chicago. He is an authority on World War II and American culture. and has been interviewed by NPR, The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Vanity Fair and many other publications.

Read the book reviews for yourself at Oxford's website.
You can also learn more about the author at Loyola University's website.