Jorge is very hospitable, opened, welcoming, considerate, and kind. He is a great conversationalist and loves talking about his Hispanics culture and family. Jorge's apartment is spacious and extremely clean. The bedroom has a desk and a closet with a lot of hangars that you can hang your clothes. There are several electrical sockets, a bright light and a sleeping lamp in the bedroom. The bathroom always smells good and has a lot of clean linen towels for you to wipe your body after a hot shower. His dog, Luna, is very friendly and cute. The bedroom has a comfy bed with two pillows and a blanket. The AC is functioning well. The kitchen has a lot of cooking equipment and eating utensils. Jorge offered me a lot of free water bottles that he bought from Costco for $3 for a 24-bottle case. His fridge has eggs, fruits, and sauces that you can take as you wish. The microwave works pretty sound. The Argyle neighborhood is 3 minutes from the red line CTA train (the L' train) and is home to more than 20 Vietnamese restaurants. If you love Vietnamese foods, please come to some of the restaurants at Argyle and try it out. Cafe Hoang is best known for its Bún Bò Huế. Phở Loan is best known for its chè trôi nước, bánh khọt, bò bí tết, bánh cuốn thịt nướng, phở tái bò viên, and cơm tấm sườn bì chả, and avocado smoothie. Le's Pho is best known for its Vietnamese seafood udon (bánh canh đồ biển) and seafood noodles with wonton (hủ tiếu mì đồ biển + hoành thánh). Hai Yen is best known for its bánh xèo (Vietnamese crepe cake), gỏi cuốn (Viet spring rolls), bánh bột lọc, bánh bèo, and súp măng cua (crab and bamboo shoot soup). Pho 777 is best known for its bún thịt nướng (vermicelli noodles with grilled pork), cơm tấm sườn bì chả (rice with pork chop, sausage, and egg), nem nướng, and bánh cuốn tây hồ nhân thịt. Pho Xe Lua is best known for its Pho and Hu Tieu. Argyle is very safe to walk at midnight (12:00 am) and early in the morning (5 am). The red line L' train takes about 30 minutes to go from Argyle station to Jackson station. The red line train system connects with the Blue Line to O'Hare at State & Lake station, or you can even transfer from red to blue line and go towards Forest Park, exit at Clinton and walk to Greyhound bus station. Chicago is a city of great public transportation and ethnic cuisines! Enjoy your stay at Jorge's apartment!