Price Low to High Price High to LowNEWSLETTERS Receive the latest local updates in your inboxSix people are being questioned in connection with the attack and robbery of a teenager that was caught on tape and posted on You Tube, police said. No charges have been filed, according to Chicago Police News Affairs.Famous Mug Shots: Judge ReinholdPolice say a 17-year-old male was beaten and robbed at about 4 p.m. Sunday in an alley behind James Ward Elementary School at 28th and Princeton.The video shows five males kicking and punching the victim while taunting him with racial slurs.Weird News Photos: Man Shoves Snake in PantsPolice said Tuesday in a statement the incident does not appear racially motivated.The victim was eventually able to run away. He was taken to a local hospital where he was treated and released.Mayor Rahm Emanuel in an unrelated press conference wouldn't comment on the police investigation, but he said the incident should be "a wake-up call to all of us.""It is not tolerable, and it does not represent what this city's values are and the good people of this city," Emanuel said.

He was robbed of his gym shoes and wallet, according to police.CPS officials told NBC 5 that they are in touch with their safety and security team and aren't sure whether the victim or his attackers are CPS students.Free standard home delivery on all wine, beer or spirits when you spend £50 or more. Dry Sack Solera Especial 15 Years Old Sweet Old Oloroso - Single Bottle Pale Cream Sherry - Case of 6 Average rating : 5 out of 5 Fino Dry Sherry - Case of 6 Rare Cream Sherry - Case of 6 Average rating : 4.8 out of 5 40 Brattle Street in Harvard Square, Cambridge You Are Viewing a Past EventLooking for an upcoming event? Click here to view our current calendar → Sat, Feb 20, 2016 Bugs Bunny Film Festival Harvard Book Store ReadingsCaffe Ladro 801 Pine St / 206.405.1950 Just one block from The Paramount Theatre at 8th and Pike, Caffe Ladrio is open Mon-Thurs from 5:30am - 7pm,Fridays from 5:30am - 8pm, Saturdays from 6am to 8pm and Sundays from 6am to 6pm.

Now a Seattle coffee institution, Caffe Ladro opened its first location on Upper Queen Anne in 1994. From the intimacy and quirk of that single café and bakery, they've now grown to fourteen locations in the greater Seattle area that maintain the signature friendly atmosphere, quality baked goods, and delicious coffee.venum hoodies uk The Carlile Room 820 Pine St / 206.946.9720 The Carlile Room is diagonally across the street from The Paramount Theatre at 820 Pine. tuffa hoodiesIt is part of the Tom Douglas restaurant family, which operates 12 other unique spots around Seattle. gtr hoodie ukThe Carlile is called a ‘plant house’ because the menu features vegetables with succulent meats on the side. dnm 73 hoodie

There are 2 bars, a DJ booth, and a very contemporary cozy vibe. Open 11am – 1am. The Cheesecake Factory 700 Pike St / 206.652.5400 Located 2 blocks from The Paramount Theatre at 7th and Pike directly across the street from the Washington State Convention Center, The Cheesecake Factory is a unique, upscale casual dining restaurant offering more than 200 menu selections including Appetizers, Pizza, Pasta, Seafood, Steaks, Salads, Sandwiches, and more.hoodie kido Dragonfish Asian Café 722 Pine St / 206.467.7777 This Asian bistro delights dining fans by combining classic Asian culture with pop culture. opeth hoodies ukThe menu is designed to serve 'family style' and offers an assortment to satisfy every palate. palomino hoodiesLocated at 8th and Pine, just one block west of The Paramount Theatre, The Dragonfish is open 7am to 1am daily.

Elephant & Castle 1415 5th Ave / 206.624.9977 British pub and restaurant open for lunch, drinks and dinner. Food and bar menu include popular British classics, a complete dinner menu, and a variety of lighter items. Gordon Biersch 600 Pine St / 206.405.4205 Presenting American fare and great beers in a casual atmosphere, Gordon Biersch is open daily for lunch and dinner and located three blocks west of The Paramount Theatre at the top of Pacific Place at 6th and Pine. Johnny Rockets 600 Pine St / 206.749.9803 All American hometown hamburger and malt shop. Located in the Pacific Place three blocks west of The Paramount Theatre. Open Sun-Thurs 11am – 10pm, Fri/Sat 11am-11pm. Parking available in the multi-level garage below. La Cocina Oaxaquena 1216 Pine St / 206.623.8226 An authentic, homemade Mexican food and drink restaurant located on the corner of Melrose and Pine street, just two blocks east of the Paramount Theatre. Specializing in authentic Southern Mexican cuisine, they have two great happy hours: from 4-6pm and again from 10pm-12am.

Loulay 600 Union St / 206.402.4588 Loulay is named for Chef Thierry Rautureau’s hometown of Saint Hilaire de Loulay in France. Loulay Kitchen & Bar marries the French influence of his upbringing with modern twist and sensibility to provide an accessible dining experience for everyone, just 5 blocks from The Paramount Theatre. Machiavelli Ristorante 1215 Pine St / 206.621.7941 This neighborhood Italian restaurant is bustling and busy with a charming and simple atmosphere serving deliciously prepared meals at a reasonable price. Located at Pine and Melrose, 2 blocks east of The Paramount Theatre. Opens at 5pm daily until 10pm Sun-Thurs and until 2am Fri-Sat. Mexico Cantina y Cocina 600 Pine St / 206.405.3400 Located in Pacific Place three blocks west of The Paramount Theatre, Mexico artfully presents traditional Mexican fare with a modern twist, ranging from the Mexican coastline to classic interior dishes. Open daily with Mexican Sunday Brunch 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and dinner and cantina until 10 p.m.;

Monday - Thursday 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Cantina until 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Cantina until Midnight. Parking available in the multi-level garage below. Morton's of Chicago 1511 6th Ave / 206.223.0550 From 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm, pre-Paramount Theatre dinners are available and include salad, entrée selection, vegetable or potato, dessert, and coffee or tea. Located between Pike and Pine at 6th, just three blocks from The Paramount Theatre. Palomino Bistro 1420 5th Ave / 206.623.1300 This upbeat city restaurant and bar is famous for its rich and stylish ambiance and European-inspired regional American Cuisine. Only Palomino offers such a versatile menu in extraordinary surroundings at reasonable prices. Parking available in the City Center Parking Garage on Union St. between 5th/6th Ave., validation daytime 11:15am-2:30pm for 2 hours, after 5pm free with validation, weekends free with validation all day. Located at 5th and Union within walking distance to The Paramount Theatre.

Open Mon-Thurs 5pm-9:30pm, Fri. 5pm-10:30pm, Sat. 4:30pm – 10:30pm and Sun 4pm-9pm. Rumba 1112 Pike St / 206.583.7177 Relax and enjoy a sultry evening in Rumba, Seattle's first Rum bar. Their Caribbean island inspired menu features house baked empanadas, hibiscus wings, Jamaican jerk pork and a sinful deep fried banana foster. Rumba offers an wide array of island drinks including libations of Prohibition-era Havana, Tiki cocktails, Punches and Caribbean island classics. Rumba's 12 foot arched, back-lit bar also holds over 250 rum selections for those looking for the pure rum sipping experience. Rumba is located in Capitol Hill just two short blocks from The Paramount Theatre! Rumba is also two doors up from their other restaurant, Tango. Ruth's Chris Steakhouse 727 Pine St / 206.624.8524 "Serious Steak. Sizzling Personality" - Located in the Grand Hyatt Seattle at 8th and Pine, one block west of The Paramount Theatre; Open for dinner, Monday - Saturday 4pm to 10pm, Sunday 4pm to 9pm, valet parking;

or self parking available in the multi-level garage below the Hyatt. Sitka & Spruce 1531 Melrose Ave / 206.324.0662 Two blocks east of The Paramount Theatre! Pre-theatre menu available Tuesday through Saturday from 5 pm to 6 pm. The menu is $45 per guest for four courses, with optional wine pairings. or by phoning them directly at 206-324-0662. Sullivan's Steakhouse 621 Union St / 206.494.4442 Located downtown near the Washington State Convention Center on Union Street between 6th and 7th avenues, watch the hustle and bustle of downtown from the large windows surrounding the restaurant and enjoy first-class food, signature cocktails and bouncing live music. Sullivan’s offers guests a Seattle steakhouse atmosphere that flirts with the line between naughty and nice. Tango Tapas Restaurant and Lounge 1100 Pike St / 206.583.0392 This intimate restaurant, located at Boren and Pike, just two blocks east of The Paramount Theatre offers a pan-Latin cuisine of Tapas and Spanish specialties, a wide selection of Spanish and Meso- American wines and ports, and over 60 tequilas on the bar list.

Open for dinner Sunday - Thursday 5 -10:30 pm, Friday - Saturday 5 pm - midnight. Lounge open from 4:30pm - 11pm Sunday - Thursday, til midnight Fridays and Saturdays. Thai Ginger 600 Pine St / 206.749.9100 Located three blocks west of The Paramount Theatre in Pacific Place, Thai Ginger artfully crafts their menu selections to reflect influences from all the geographical regions of Thailand. Sunday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Bar open until 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Bar open until midnight. Urbane Restaurant & Bar 1639 8th Ave / 206.676.4600 Urbane's commitment to sustainability is also a major factor in the decision to exclusively use local food in the restaurant's menu. As food is shipped from location to location, freshness is compromised, which can result in a less robust menu – not to mention adding to the waste of hundreds of gallons of gasoline in the process. By sourcing the majority of our raw ingredients from within a 200-mile radius of the hotel, Urbane is actively engaged in reducing their carbon footprint.