“Cheezborger? Cheezborger. Double Cheezborger? Double Cheezborger!” the shouts of the employees echo off the cavernous walls of the pub. At Billy Goat Tavern in Chicago, Illinois, staff members quite often yell at customers who order food too slowly. However, their raw cries don't drown out the excitement of experiencing such an amazing restaurant. The electrifying atmosphere, rude but fun employees, and delicious food that Billy Goat Tavern has to offer transform the old bar into a wonderful, unique, and enjoyable place to dine. The warm and cozy atmosphere of the tavern replaces the darkness and loud city sounds of the street. Before enjoying the comforts of Billy Goat Tavern, a person wishing to go there must leave the bright, sunny streets of downtown Chicago and go down a flight of stairs onto shady Lower Michigan Avenue. Upon entering, the familiar scent of greasy, salty burgers fills the customer's nose. He/she looks warily at the wooden walls covered in peeling brown paint, which one would expect to see in an old haunted house. Some impetuous customers have left their mark on the walls of the tavern. The written and engraved names wind around numerous framed newspaper articles from the mid-20th century. They describe the circumstances surrounding the infamous "Curse of Billy Goat" of the Chicago Cubs baseball team. In 1945, William Sianis, owner of the Billy Goat Tavern, purchased two tickets to Game 4 of the World Series. However, Wrigley Field management did not allow his goat into the stadium, so he cursed the team. Since then, the Cubs have never made or won a World Series. Today, food, not baseball, is on the minds of Billy Goat Tavern customers. You can see patrons sipping a drink, crunchy... in the middle of the paper... you can also hear patrons crumpling the wrappers of chips and burgers. Eventually, the eater wipes or licks the hot fat from his hands and face. The delicious taste of the burger will soon be erased by the sweet, fizzy soda, but the memory of such an amazing burger can never be erased from a customer's mind. At Billy Goat Tavern, the great atmosphere, mean employees, and fantastic food makes a visit to the unique little tavern a vacation unto itself. Although the employees are rude, they make the restaurant an even better place to dine. The delicious "Cheezeborger" and the quiet, old-fashioned atmosphere of the tavern make it a first-rate experience. If a person is bored walking around the Windy City, he should stop for lunch. A great place to grab a quick bite would be the Billy Goat Tavern in Chicago, Illinois.