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Ios View Based on Food Inspections iOs View Based on Food Inspections DBA Name License # Address LEVEL 1 RESTAURANT CG LLC 2749222 733-735 E 47TH ST Subway 1991236 4771 N LINCOLN AVE THE ORIGINAL MAXWELL STREET 1880066 6659 S CICERO AVE STATION MEZBAN 2570413 6426 N WESTERN AVE POCKETS 1898798 1009 W MADISON ST ANTHONY'S 2320891 3548 N SOUTHPORT AVE INFUSE HOSPITALITY 2600400 233 S WACKER DR DONALDS FAMOUS HOT DOGS 1332360 2325 S WESTERN AVE BREW BREW COFFEE AND TEA 2749463 1641 W 18TH ST FLYING CHICKEN 1844293 3402 W MONTROSE AVE ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY COFFEE 2683676 430 S MICHIGAN AVE SHOP TACO PLACE & STEAKHOUSE 2054872 2114 W LAWRENCE AVE L & M PARKSIDE 2776330 4356 N LEAVITT ST 11 DINNING 2522878 330 N WABASH AVE THE CROCODILE 2446103 1540 N MILWAUKEE AVE SUGAR BABY'S CAFE 2671731 611 S CALIFORNIA AVE INCORPORATED WHITE CASTLE SYSTEM INC #90 1353438 6646 S HALSTED ST TAQUERIA Y TORTILLERIA 2279520 1637 S BLUE ISLAND AVE ATOTONILCO Page 1 of 243 09/26/2021 iOs View Based on Food Inspections ATOTONILCO THE KIDS' TABLE 2385468 2864 N LINCOLN AVE MOZZARELLA STORE 2631943 822 N MICHIGAN AVE AZTECA JALISCO RESTAURANTE 2807527 3550 N AUSTIN AVE DARK MATTER COFFEE 2292935 736-738 N WESTERN AVE B.I. TEA 2523821 131 N CLINTON ST CAFE 787 1868384 6019 W FULLERTON AVE JR'S BURRITOS SHACK 2120267 3645- 45 1/2 W 83RD PL CURRENCY EXCHANGE CAFE 2283546 305 E GARFIELD BLVD SOUTH LOOP CAFE, INC 2385592 2336 S WABASH AVE DINICO'S PIZZA II 2766818 2341 N NARRAGANSETT AVE LOQUACIOUS CULINARY EVENTS, INC 2437078 10018 S WESTERN AVE TAWAKKUL RESTAURANT 2709408 6410-12 N CLAREMONT AVE UNCLE EDDIE'S FAMOUS GRILL 2108595 1753 E 95TH ST SAALAR ON TAYLOR 2677340 1519 W TAYLOR ST HI-VIBE 2535794 942-944 W HURON ST AL KHAYMEIH RESTAURANT 1675286 4748 N KEDZIE AVE THAI AVENUE RESTAURANT 1336796 4949-51 N BROADWAY LA CASA DEL PUEBLO 2574611 1834 S BLUE ISLAND AVE JIMMY JOHN'S 2411781 180 N LA SALLE ST EMERALD CITY COFFEE 2488960 1224 W WILSON AVE RAIZ KITCHEN SUSHI BAR 2708809 3276 W FULLERTON AVE Page 2 of 243 09/26/2021 iOs View Based on Food Inspections C-K SUBWAY 1473964 5957 W BELMONT AVE LEONA'S RESTAURANT 2313669 1236 E 53RD ST ANGELO'S PIZZA 1198093 3024-3026 W MONTROSE AVE J & J FISH & CHICKEN 2293751 1215 S ASHLAND AVE SEVEN 1304863 400 E RANDOLPH ST VIDA SALUDABLE 2114784 5115 S KEDZIE AVE RADIO RIBS 2641935 1400 E 47TH DR CRAFTY CAFE 2744348 433 W VAN BUREN ST QDOBA MEXICA GRILL 1444652 175 W JACKSON BLVD PAISANS PIZZERIA AND BAR PULASKI 2684249 6545 S PULASKI RD WINGSTOP RESTAURANT 2728527 2042 W 47TH ST Chartwells Thompson HOSPITALITY 2202625 1454 W SUPERIOR ST XSPORT FITNESS 75437 4677 N ELSTON AVE VEGGIE GRILL 2665383 911 W RANDOLPH ST YOUYO FROZEN YOGURT 2355317 3119 S HALSTED ST CHICAGO'S FINEST BEEF AND BREW 2694557 234 S WABASH AVE CRUSHED PIZZERIA 2647666 1607 W MONTROSE AVE KRISPY CHICKEN & SEAFOOD 2570228 1956 W 79TH ST SOL MAR Y TIERRA,INC. 2055142 4231 S ARCHER AVE SIX BROTHERS FOOD & MORE INC. 2766652 6359 S DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR DR Page 3 of 243 09/26/2021 iOs View Based on Food Inspections BUNNY THE MICRO BAKERY 2437483 2928 N BROADWAY SUBWAY 2595986 8 W OHIO ST SUNRISE BREAKFAST & LUNCH 2626697 10641-10645 S PULASKI RD RESTAURANT, INC. VINCES PIZZERIA & TAQUERIA 2284718 1527 W DEVON AVE NEW YORK PIZZA STYLE LLC 2753865 2435 N CLARK ST ROOTS HANDMADE PIZZA 2079698 1922-1924 W CHICAGO AVE Damenzo's 2141882 741 S WESTERN AVE MY PLACE 2152519 2022 S WENTWORTH AVE HAPPY CAMPER 2397819 1209 N WELLS ST EDEN'S HOUSE 2021748 6313-6323 N PULASKI RD BILL'S BAR & BURGER 2575400 30 E HUBBARD ST HABANERO BAJA GRILL 2529823 178 N FRANKLIN ST FRANCESCA'S BRYN MAWR 1044933 1039 W BRYN MAWR AVE TIFFIN 44701 2536 W DEVON AVE CASA YARI 2271391 3268 W FULLERTON AVE CONRAD CHICAGO 2457427 101 E ERIE ST HAROLD'S CHICKEN 2488469 12020 S HALSTED ST ROSATI'S PIZZA 2464327 3150 W 111TH ST TAQUERO FUSION 2093659 324 N LEAVITT ST EL TERCO LEON TAQUERIA 2708911 7152 N CALIFORNIA AVE CUACO RESTAURANT 42492 3434 S WESTERN AVE Page 4 of 243 09/26/2021 iOs View Based on Food Inspections KIBBITZNEST BOOKS & BREWS 2458121 2212 N CLYBOURN AVE THE DRAKE HOTEL 2766829 140 E WALTON PL KERELYS 2549048 2934 N MILWAUKEE AVE BACCI PIZZERIA 2422772 2557 N HALSTED ST SMYLIE BROTHERS BREWING 2728612 3827 N BROADWAY COMPANY HAROLDS 57 2114984 7113 S STATE ST ANGELO'S STUFFED PIZZA CORP 1045634 4850 S PULASKI RD COPPER CIRCLE 2517979 3334 W FOSTER AVE SODEXO AMERICA, LLC 2560546 11601 W TOUHY AVE PONCITLAN #5 2279389 3400 N CICERO AVE FRANCONELLO'S 2595884 10222 S WESTERN AVE GREEN APPLE PHOEVER 2437653 105 W MADISON ST BREWSTONE BEER COMPANY REST 44212 414 N ORLEANS ST CHICAGO INDOOR 2379199 3900 S ASHLAND AVE SPORTS/RAZZMATAZZ FUN CENTER LEVEL 10/24 2517045 1740 W 47TH ST LA MICHOACANA LOGAN SQUARE 2776176 3740 W FULLERTON AVE TAQUERIA BRITO'S 2476990 4101 W BELMONT AVE MARLONS CHICKEN & FISH 2031656 602 E 75TH ST THE NOMAD FOOD COMPANY LLC 2457892 4019 N DAMEN AVE STARBUCKS COFFEE #9757 1767598 1101 S CANAL ST Page 5 of 243 09/26/2021 iOs View Based on Food Inspections COCO RESTAURANT 1167581 2723 W DIVISION ST LAS CUARTRO PERLAS INC 2627220 3300 W MONTROSE AVE HYDEDRABAD HOUSE 2074515 2225 W Devon AVE SUBWAY 2563501 6400 S CICERO AVE PALETERIA Y NEVERIA LULU, INC. 2279390 4253 1/2 W FULLERTON AVE STK CHICAGO 2517304 9 W KINZIE ST THE CAJUN CONNOISSEUR 2523131 4317 S COTTAGE GROVE AVE PLAY A DEL MAR, INC 2113999 2532 S CALIFORNIA AVE CITY PORCH 2138453 700 E GRAND AVE ROSE MARY 2766615 932-936 W FULTON MARKET FL 1 EL IDEAS 2055118 2419 W 14TH ST Jollibee 2483903 5033 N ELSTON AVE CITO EXPRESS INC 1843269 2326 W BELMONT AVE THE JIBARITO STOP 2419455 1646 W 18TH ST FUNGS INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 2262550 1343 W MORSE AVE NEW MIKKEY'S 2699350 5319 S HYDE PARK BLVD Yamon Jerk Grill 2588813 1636 W HOWARD ST KATTEN MUCHIN ZAVIS 1519128 525 W MONROE ST KIM LONG RESTAURANT 32448 4356 W ARMITAGE AVE TACO BELL 1926621 3511 W DEVON AVE REVEL BAR CHICAGO 1 2094168 6169-6171 N NORTHWEST HWY GREEN RIVER CHICAGO 2397605 259 E ERIE ST Page 6 of 243 09/26/2021 iOs View Based on Food Inspections BRIDGEPORT FAMILY RESTAURANT 2026715 3500 S HALSTED ST Great Sea Chinese Restaurant 2476085 3254 W LAWRENCE AVE URBAN INDIA RESTAURANT 2049216 2601 W DEVON AVE SUBWAY 2443083 6411 N CENTRAL AVE PUDGY'S PIZZA 59269 13460 S BALTIMORE AVE MAMBO CAFE 1270965 3336-3342 N MILWAUKEE AVE PEGASUS PROTEIN BAR 2723883 1863 N CLYBOURN AVE CHOI'S CHINESE KITCHEN 2517136 2638 N MILWAUKEE AVE POP'S PLACE FRIED RICE 1444965 5531 1/2 W CHICAGO AVE PACO'S TACOS 2529904 4311 S ARCHER AVE TRINO'S PIZZERIA 2142757 1013 W 18TH ST OCEAN BUFFET 1767581 3145 S ASHLAND AVE JAMAICAN GATES 1986698 10226 S HALSTED ST CHINA KITCHEN 2780507 5332-5334 N CUMBERLAND AVE MARZ COMMUNITY BREWING CO. 2780535 1950 N WESTERN AVE T-TIME NUTRITION 2664015 3028 W CERMAK RD DUNKIN DONUTS 2560593 1200 W LOYOLA AVE BLUE FROG 15632 676 N LA SALLE DR SEE THRU KITCHEN #16 INC. 2483454 6046 S WESTERN AVE CAFE CREME 2141668 1721 N DAMEN AVE LAWN MAGIC LOUNGE 36126 6752 S PULASKI RD Page 7 of 243 09/26/2021 iOs View Based on Food Inspections BIG BUBA'S STAKE & LEMONADE 2600952 1137 W 63RD ST BORINQUEN RESTAURANT #2 1330751 3020 N CENTRAL AVE PIZZERIA AROMA 1227658 1125 W BERWYN AVE DANANG KITCHEN 2678063 1019 1/2 W ARGYLE ST M BURGER 2048849 5 W ONTARIO ST BLDG QUIZNOS SUB 1954092 70 E MADISON ST REAL GOOD JUICE COMPANY 2516822 3201-3225 N ASHLAND AVE THE ROOKERY 1869443 2109 W CHICAGO AVE 33 CLUB 1922438 1419 N WELLS ST Natalie's Drive In 1992339 5729 N NORTHWEST HWY TAYLOR STREET MARKET 1358602 5700 S CICERO AVE SUBWAY 2119899 5316 N MILWAUKEE AVE MCDONALD'S 2583925 1040 W RANDOLPH ST GRAND CAFE 2021699 2427 W HUBBARD ST LADY GREGORY'S 2017268 5254-5260 N CLARK ST ADOBO GRILL 2457997 215 W NORTH AVE PALMIER RESTAURANT 2380136 2955 E 87TH ST ELIAS ENTERPRISE INC 23225 3970 N ELSTON AVE BABAS FAMOUS STEAK & LEMONADE 2776303 2101 E 71st ST MCCORMICK PLACE 1932257 2300 S LAKE SHORE DR PHO 888 2677617 1137 W ARGYLE ST Page 8 of 243 09/26/2021 iOs View Based on Food Inspections TEJANO'S 2728180 941 N DAMEN AVE EMBASSY SUITES 1743204 600 N STATE ST HOUSE OF SALADS 2088665 119 E 79TH ST REPUBLIC OF GOOD FOOD 2418972 33 S WABASH AVE IT'S GREEK 2 U GRILL 2551798 5449 N CLARK ST THE BREAKERS AT EDGEWATER 15125 5333 N SHERIDAN RD BRICKHOUSE 1336707 1258 W BELMONT AVE THE CLIPPER/ CC FERNS 2379107 1002 N CALIFORNIA AVE HRONOS INC 47379 6009 W MONTROSE AVE EXOS WORKS 2658207 401 N MICHIGAN AVE SHARKS FISH AND CHICKEN 1888984 6237 S HALSTED ST JS MARTINEZ CORPORATION 2397522 4125 W 26TH ST DAB-QUIZNOS-SUB 1597371 128 S FRANKLIN ST LOS ASADORES MEXICAN GRILL 2689613 3312 W Foster AVE EAT N RUN CHICKEN AND FISH 2442868 8233 S ASHLAND AVE BAR LOUIE WRIGLEYVILLE 55321 3545 N CLARK ST TACO BELL 2595369 4523 W NORTH AVE B'S TREATS 2031631 3141 W 71ST ST CHECKERS 2354928 6401 W ARCHER AVE THE QUEEN MARY 2437419 2125 W DIVISION ST GREEN ST.
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