English pub-style space combines wood paneling, snugs, and velvet lounges for a mix of casual and sophisticated vibes. Warm lighting and personable staff create a comfortable atmosphere where conversation flows easily. Multiple TVs show major European soccer leagues, making it a popular spot for sports fans.
Handcrafted cocktails shine upstairs with a signature menu and a sophisticated vibe featuring velvet chairs and warm lighting. Bartenders like Chandler craft inventive drinks, including THC options, all at reasonable prices.
Cocktails and dinner fit well for groups, including big parties of nine. Service tends to be slow during dinner hours.
Good to know
Happy hour offers half-price appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Trivia night occurs every Sunday at 7pm with a competitive atmosphere.
The burlesque shows are held on Saturday nights with a lively crowd.
Steakhouse offers a dark intimate atmosphere with sophisticated, elegant vibe and beautiful decor. Live singer performances add to the swanky bar area ambiance. High-quality steaks and expertly crafted cocktails define the experience.
Cocktails stand out with their excellent quality and pair well with the food. The overall atmosphere complements the drink experience.
Dinner here suits special occasions like anniversaries and birthdays. Sharing a bottle of Pinot noir with wine aeration adds a nice touch to the meal.
Good to know
Expect a 15-20 minute wait for a table on Saturday nights.
Happy Hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers; don't miss it.
The 'Girl Dinner' special on Sundays includes two martinis and caviar fries for $29.
Polish restaurant with an intimate, local vibe and a glass garage door that opens to a large beer garden and outdoor patio. Atmosphere ranges from relaxed to loud when busy, offering a friendly and comfy setting. Known for serving authentic Polish beers and dishes like pierogi and sausage made onsite.
Offers wonderful cocktails alongside beers. The Ginski cocktail stands out as really good.
Offers a quick dinner option ideal before shows. Serves as a cute spot for casual evening meals.
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Happy hour specials are available with decent prices for drinks and small bites.
The portion sizes are large for the prices, offering good value.
Spoko is vegetarian and pescetarian friendly, with various menu options.
Spacious interior with bar area and TV monitors creates a casual, group-friendly setting. Atmosphere is bright and cozy, though some furniture feels institutional. Pet-friendly policy allows dogs on the first floor.
Unique cocktails include one that tastes just like bandung. Drinks are consistently good and offer distinctive flavors.
Offers comfort food with a mandatory 20% tip for dinner. Located close enough to a theater to grab dinner before a show.
Good to know
A mandatory 20% tip is added to all dinner bills.
Some menu items are halal, catering to dietary preferences.
The restaurant offers full bar service, making it suitable for groups.
Restaurant offers spectacular lake and city skyline views with outdoor seating that overlooks sailboats and sunsets. Atmosphere feels sheltered from city noise, creating a perfect setting for casual or fancy dining. Cocktails like bottomless mimosas and classic Old Fashioneds complement the relaxed yet upscale vibe.
Happy hour offers half-price cocktails from a well-curated menu. Specialty cocktails and a French wine selection complement the appetizers nicely.
Dinner here pairs well with a show, creating a perfect atmosphere for a nice evening. Service and meals receive consistent praise, making it suitable for weekend dinners or special events.
Good to know
Happy hour drinks and appetizers are available daily from 4-6pm.
Valet parking costs $15 and is cash only.
The restaurant offers outdoor seating with views of the lake.
Dining space resembles an art gallery with rotating exhibits integrated into plating and decor. Atmosphere stays comfortable and elegant, avoiding fine dining pretension while feeling welcoming and calm. Guests experience creative presentations alongside carefully crafted cocktails and dishes.
Cocktails here are artfully crafted with unique ingredients like apple brandy and wagyu, blending flavors in unexpected ways. The menu often ties into current art themes and offers avant-garde pairings including beers and wines alongside cocktails.
Dinners here draw inspiration from the artwork on display, creating a unique dining experience. Meals come at a fair price point and suit occasions like anniversaries or special events.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy dining hours.
The tasting menu changes every 12 weeks, inspired by a local artist.
Expect to pay around $80 per person during Chicago Restaurant Week.
Small space with modern contemporary design and soulful R&B music creates an intimate, joyful vibe. Music plays continuously, mixing gospel and 90s throwbacks, setting a family block party atmosphere. Spacious bar and warm hospitality add to the welcoming energy.
Cocktails arrive quickly and taste great. Options like the Peach Cadillac, Purple Rain, and The Color Purple stand out for their flavor.
Dinner offers incredible flavors and a delicious experience that stands out. Meals deliver satisfying and memorable tastes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for parties of three or more on weekends.
Happy Hour runs from Tuesday to Friday, 3-6 p.m., with $3-$9 food options.
The kitchen closes at 9:30 p.m., so arrive early for dinner.
Small seafood restaurant offers nautical charm with epoxy tables embedded with seashells and a coastal retreat vibe. Atmosphere feels nostalgic and kitschy, with a chill music selection enhancing the mood. Limited seating and a cozy outdoor patio create an intimate setting.
Cocktails here are consistently great and well-crafted. They pair well with seafood, especially oysters, and come alongside a nice selection of beers.
Dinner features seafood combos like twin lobster tails and king crab alongside cowboy ribeye. Options include curated wine pairings and reasonable prices even with drinks.
Good to know
Happy hour deals are available on Sundays with appetizer specials at the bar.
There is a two-drink minimum for the oyster bar special.
Parking is not available near the restaurant, so plan accordingly.
Large outdoor patio with trees and enchanting lights creates a lively, welcoming atmosphere suited for groups and families. Multiple TVs show sports, enhancing the game day vibe. Indoor space features a historic mural, but noise levels are high from conversations and screens.
Blackberry basil mule stands out among the cocktails. Bartenders deliver amazing service, though overall cocktails and food come off as sub-par.
Private dining rooms offer a quiet space for events like rehearsal dinners. The setting works well for family gatherings and group dinners.
Good to know
Expect a 5% service charge added to your bill.
Happy hour features discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers many crazy burger options and a good variety of appetizers.
Modern dining space offers all-you-can-eat sushi with innovative boat presentations and a diverse drink menu featuring Japanese and American cocktails. Atmosphere blends authentic Japanese vibes with casual, inviting energy suitable for various occasions. Self-serve soft serve ice cream adds a unique touch to the experience.
Cocktails come in American and Japanese styles with a diverse menu. Drinks are not too sweet and have a cute presentation that pairs well with sushi.
Dinner offers an interesting menu with special rolls and an all you can eat deal priced at $31.99 per person. Seating happens quickly even on busy nights.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat option costs $25 for lunch and $32 for dinner.
Expect long wait times due to tablet ordering service.
The restaurant can get crowded on weekends, especially during lunch.