Today: September 21, 2024
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Chicago restaurant offers $13,000 martini, and at least one customer has decided it's worth it

September 13, 2024

    CHICAGO (WBBM) -- The Internet lit up this week with news that a Chicago restaurant is offering a luxe cocktail for $13,000, purportedly the most expensive martini in the United States. And at least one customer decided it was worth it.

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