#76 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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ejames01 says:
The food was good. It was on the gourmet side of the table. I had a golden malted waffles with huckleberry compote. It was really good. My Nephew, Matt had an goat cheese and chive omelet. Ummmmm....he did not like it. I have to give him credit for trying something new. The service was good!!
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#77 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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Maui says:
This is a restaurant/lounge with a gorgeous view of the chicago skyline.
The Lounge is called The Signature Lounge on the 96th floor, and the Restaurant is the Signature Room on the 95th.
The best view is from the lady's bathroom, so sorry boys!
It gets pretty crowded and it's pretty expensi…
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#78 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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kaki0301 says:
The is conveniently right off the blue line and made a perfect breakfast stop. There is nothing fancy about it, just good old home-style cooking :) The food was great, and staff were friendly. The breakfast menu alone provided various option and the portions were large enough I could have shared!
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#79 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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ekondra says:
Topolobampo, surprisingly, was like so many reviews I've read here. First, we were not seated at the time of our reservation, we were seated 15 minutes late (we had reservations for 8:45 and were note seated until after 9:00). Although I didn't really mind because the company I was with was great …
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#80 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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osgoodst says:
Trader Vic must be one crazy mother fucker, and thats totally reflected in his easter buffet, which had a few of his dishes, a roasted suckling pig, a fruit stand, cheese stand, sushi, and an omellette chef.
The buffet had a few of the singature dishes, including eggs bendidect with asparagus d…
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#81 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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osgoodst says:
My friend Mike told me that Momi's is the ultimate place to get relief from a burning hangover, so finally I had a chance to check the place out.
The big problem with Momi's cafe is that is it small and the hours are tough for a working man, since it closes early, and is closed sunday. However…
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#82 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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osgoodst says:
Rockbottom is a tasty restaurant and microbrewery, and the beer is made on site in Chicago. The location in downtown chicago is sort of notable because the area in front of it is under heavy construction. During construction they have a few fun specials, the "no sidewalk sale" is a great deal on b…
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#83 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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_taartje_ says:
I'd been wanting to go to Chicago Diner for quite some time, but I don't often find myself up that way.
Husband and I stopped in for lunch and it was Ohhhh-kay. Though, I have to be honest, the Reuben was a bit too much like a Reuben for my veg. taste buds and the idea of it leaves me a bit naus…
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#84 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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osgoodst says:
Quartino is basically Italian Tapas and is my favourite place to get a bite to eat in Chicago. It features a menu of antipasta, pizza, pasta, and italian meat dishes along with wine, beer and desert. Be sure to check out their website for special wine and beer tastings.
It is owned by chef gib…
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#85 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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xlavinho says:
The restaurant is recommended in the Lonely Planet Chicago Encounter. A resident of Oslo, Norway, I've visited all the recommended restaurants in the Oslo Encounter, and I generally agree with Lonely Planet.
Italian Village is one of the best Italian restaurants outside Italy where I've had a ple…
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#86 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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hannajax says:
Traditional greek food, in huge portions, not meant for the light eater.
Here we started with some Saganaki, the flaming cheese, and feasted on a gyro plate and chicken kabob plate. Food was good, not exceptional, and was way too much for us to finish responsibly. Members of the staff s…
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#87 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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Mikeymike15 says:
Gene and Georgetti's "Specializing in Prime Aged Steaks and Italian Dishes".
I found the ambiance to be exactly what I needed on a breezy Saturday afternoon in October. The ambiance of the facility is straight out of an Al Capone movie complete with wood wall paneling, buttoned armchairs and tabl…
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#88 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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anirak913 says:
I don't know if I would go back to this place. We were there for dinner on a saturday night, the atmosphere of the restaurant is mdodern and cool.
The drinks were good as well as the sushi. What I liked the best, though was the american style kobe on the hot stone. That was really something else! A…
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#89 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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hannajax says:
This 375 seat restaurant, near Millenium park, always seems to be full of patrons. Though American/Chicago fare, it is with some new twists on old favorites.
The menu changes seasonally, so this is a wonderful destination for tourists who want to sample local fare. I tried the…
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#90 of 95 restaurants in Chicago
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anirak913 says:
I went to this Rios for the first on a saturday night with a friend. They have a nice atmosphere, the staff is nice enough. It's not hard to get to at all, if you take the blue line either get off at damen or western and walk a couple of blocks.
To be honest I don't know if I will go back. The drin…
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South Water Kitchen
1 review
The Chicago Diner
2 reviews
Quartino
2 reviews
