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The Sandoval brothers--Alfredo, Felipe and Patricio--of Mercadito renown have opened Tavernita, which falls somewhere between a Med-Latin restaurant and a sexy, elegant lounge. Tavernita is in the ... read more
No moles here. Influenced by classic Texas-style Mexican cantinas the owners frequented growing up, they've kept to a menu of hand-shaken margaritas, sizzling fajitas and bottomless chips and salsa... read more
There’s nothing basic about bar food here, from one of the biggest and best turkey burgers to its renowned Rockit Burger with Kobe beef and brie, which is such a standout it made the entree list ne... read more
You're in store for a down-to-earth palette and regional Mexican menu choices at this eatery tucked away in River North. The mild décor doesn't mean you're not dining in modern upscale style, howev... read more
It seems like anything these guys get their hands on turns to gold. They've had much success with Viagra Triangle-located siblings Gibson's, Hugo's and Luxbar, and now this bustling enoteca keeps a... read more
Hopping restaurant with lively Latin bands, singers, wandering salsa/merengue instructors, a huge bar and dance floor. As the crowd thickens, the staff hardens, so don't be surprised when the menac... read more
Let your rich grandfather take you to Joe's. While he'll feel comfortable among the dark wood, white tablecloths and expensive steaks, you'll feel comfortable stuffing your face with some of the mo... read more
A restaurant that’s nothing less than a temple to all things vino: equal parts winebar, cellar and school, minus the snot. The enormous loft’s hardwood floors, tables and wineracks give the effect ... read more
Sports memorabilia dominates the interior of this sprawling chain steakhouse, but it's the exterior view of the river that's more appealing. Smith & Wollensky may not be the top steakhouse in town,... read more
You'll find a number of old-school steakhouses in the River North dining district, but most cater to an old-school crowd. And while Erie Cafe gets its share of weathered businessmen and their desig... read more
Drenched in awards and a coveted four-star rating, Spiaggia plies diners with Chicago's best jacket-required Italian, with elegant meat and seafood dishes that place as much gravity on mouthfeel an... read more
Despite the absence of celeb chef Rick Bayless' physical presence, you'll feel the force of his formidable resume in the strength of the scrum around the bar waiting for tables. Should you be lucky... read more
For over 20 years, world-famous fine dining temple Charlie Trotter's has held court in a bi-level house in Lincoln Park. Trotter's immaculate, fresh cuisine is presented in prix fixe tasting menus ... read more
This is the original Morton's, the genesis of what is now a nationwide chain. As you're led underground (literally) to a table in a dark room that's distressingly close to other tables crowded with... read more
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Only here could the legacies of ol' Blue Eyes and former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka share the same space, as this touristy trap next to the Tremont Hotel boasts a lounge guy who sings faux Sina... read more
If you’ve recently passed by the former Duchamp restaurant, y...
The Sandoval brothers--Alfredo, Felipe and Patricio--of Mercadito r...
A gallery of “slurp shots” (pictures of diners slurping...
Tony Mantuano made a name for himself with the high-end, highly acc...
Moncler's Gold Coast outpost brings a touch of Haute-Savoie chic to...