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Chicago Restaurant List CHICAGO RESTAURANT LIST Dear Clients, Many of our clients, expert witnesses, and fellow attorneys live outside of the City of Chicago. In order to accommodate out-of-town visitors, we compiled a list of some of our favorite places to dine. The list covers a variety of cuisines at a range of price points. There are also several places to visit for an after-dinner cocktail. We hope you will find this list of recommendations helpful as you plan your trip to Chicago. Feel free to email us with any questions at [email protected] . Steven M. Levin and John J. Perconti Levin & Perconti Chicago Asian/Sushi Aja Steak Boka Lunch and Dinner Daily Dinner Daily 660 N State Street 1729 N Halsted St # 1 Chicago, IL 60654 Chicago, IL 60614-5537 (312) 202-6050 (312) 337-6070 www.ajasteak.com www.bokachicago.com Japonais Erie Café Lunch M-F, Dinner Daily Lunch and Dinner Daily 600 W Chicago Ave 536 W Erie St Chicago, IL 60610 Chicago, IL 60654 (312) 822-9600 (312) 266-2300 www.japonaischicago.com www.eriecafe.com Sunda Lux Bar Lunch M-F, Dinner Daily Lunch and Dinner Daily, Sat-Sun Brunch 110 W Illinois St 18 E Bellevue Pl Chicago, IL 60654 Chicago, IL 60611 (312) 644-0500 (312) 642-3400 www.sundachicago.com www.luxbar.com Sushi Samba MK Lunch and Dinner Daily, Sun Brunch Dinner Daily 504 North Wells Street 868 N Franklin St Chicago, IL Chicago, IL 60610 (312) 595-2300 (312) 482-9179 www.sushisamba.com www.mkchicago.com Sushi Wabi Naha Lunch M-F, Dinner Daily Lunch M-F, Dinner, Closed Sun 842 W Randolph St 500 N Clark St Chicago, IL 60607-2309 Chicago, IL 60610 (312) 563-1224 (312) 321-6242 www.sushiwabi.com www.naha-chicago.com Takashi North Pond Restaurant Lunch Sunday, Dinner Tues-Sun Dinner Tues-Sun, Brunch Sun 1952 N Damen Ave 2610 N Cannon Dr Chicago, IL 60647 Chicago, IL 60614-1839 (773) 772-6170 (773) 477-5845 www.takashichicago.com www.northpondrestaurant.com Roy's Perennial Dinner Daily Dinner Daily, Bruch Sat-Sun 720 N State St 1800 N Lincoln Ave Chicago, IL 60654-3820 Chicago, IL 60614 (312) 787-7599 (312) 981-7070 www.roysrestaurant.com www.perennialchicago.com The Publican American Dinner Daily, Brunch-Sun Avec 845 W Fulton Market Dinner Daily Chicago, IL 60607 615 W Randolph St (312) 733-9555 Chicago, IL 60661 www.thepublicanrestaurant.com (312) 377-2002 www.avecrestaurant.com Deep Dish Pizza Blackbird Gino's East Lunch M-F, Dinner, Closed Sun Lunch and Dinner Daily, Closed Sun 619 W Randolph St 633 N Wells St Chicago, IL 60661 Chicago, IL 60610 (312) 715-0708 (312) 943-1124 www.blackbirdrestaurant.com www.ginoseast.com Giordanos Gene & Georgetti's Lunch and Dinner Daily Lunch and Dinner Daily 730 N Rush St. 500 N Franklin St Chicago, IL 60611-2504 Chicago, IL 60610 (312) 951-0747 (312) 527-3718 giordanos.com www.geneandgeorgetti.com Lou Malnati’s La Madia Lunch and Dinner Daily Lunch and Dinner Daily 439 N. Wells St. 59 W Grand Ave Chicago, IL 60654 Chicago, IL 60654-4801 (312) 828-9800 (312) 329-0400 www.loumalnatis.com www.dinelamadia.com Pizano’s La Scarola Lunch and Dinner Daily Lunch M-F, Dinner Daily 61 E. Madison Street 721 W Grand Ave Chicago, IL 60603 Chicago, IL 60654-5507 (312)236-1777 (312) 243-1740 www.pizanoschicago.com www.lascarola.com Fast Food -Italian Beef / Hot Dogs Prosecco Dinner Daily Al's Italian Beef 710 N Wells St Lunch and Dinner Daily Chicago, IL 60654-3510 169 W Ontario St (312) 951-9500 Chicago, IL 60610 www.ristoranteprosecco.com (312) 943-3222 www.alsbeef.com Rosebud-Theatre District Lunch M-F, Dinner, Closed Sun Hot Doug's 70 W Madison St # 1 Lunch M-Sat Chicago, IL 60602-4273 3324 N California Ave (312) 332-9500 Chicago, IL 60618 www.rosebudrestaurants.com (773) 279-9550 www.hotdougs.com Volare Lunch and Dinner Daily Mr. Beef 201 E Grand Ave Lunch and Dinner M-Sat Chicago, IL 60611-3311 666 N Orleans St (312) 410-9900 Chicago, IL 60610 www.volarerestaurant.com (312) 337-8500 Portillo's Mexican- Rick Bayless Restaurants Lunch and Dinner Daily Frontera Grill (Casual) 100 W Ontario St Lunch Tues-Sat, Dinner Tues-Sat, Closed Sun and Mon Chicago, IL 60610 445 N Clark St (312) 587-8910 Chicago, IL 60654-4682 www.portillos.com/portillos/look (312) 661-1434 www.fronterakitchens.com Greek Topolobomba (Upscale/Fine Dining) Costas Lunch Tues-F, Dinner Tues-Sat, Closed Sun and Mon Lunch and Dinner Daily 445 N Clark St 340 S Halsted St Chicago, IL 60654-4682 Chicago, IL 60661-5406 (312) 661-1434 (312) 263-9700 www.fronterakitchens.com www.costasdining.com Xoco (Tortas, Mexican Street Food) Italian Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Tues-Sat Cibo Matto 449 N Clark St Lunch M-F, Dinner Daily Chicago, IL 60654-4682 201 N. State St (312) 661-1434 Chicago, IL 60601 www.rickbayless.com/restaurants/xoco.html (312) 239-9500 www.cibomatto.therestaurantsatthewit.com Steak / Seafood Sixteen Catch 35 Breakfast Sun-F, Lunch M-Sat, Dinner Daily Lunch M-F, Dinner Daily Trump International Hotel & Tower 35 W. Wacker Drive 401 N Wabash Ave, 16th Fl Chicago, IL 60601 Chicago, IL 60611 (312) 346-3500 (312) 588-8000 www.catch35.com www.trumpchicagohotel.com/Food_Wine/sixteen.asp Gibsons Spiaggia Lunch and Dinner Daily Dinner Daily 1028 N Rush St 980 N Michigan Ave Chicago, IL 60611 Chicago, IL 60611 (312) 266-8999 (312) 280-2750 www.gibsonssteakhouse.com www.spiaggiarestaurant.com Hugo's Frog Bar Bars- Mature Crowds Dinner Daily Jilly’s 1024 N. Rush St. 1007 N. Rush Chicago, IL 60611 Chicago, IL 60611 (312) 640-0999 (312) 664-1001 www.hugosfrogbar.com www.jillyschicago.com Joe's Stone Crab Le Bar at the Sofitel Chicago Water Tower Lunch and Dinner Daily, Brunch- Saturday and Sunday 20 East Chestnut Street 60 E Grand Ave Chicago, IL 60611 Chicago IL 60611 (312) 324-4000 (312) 379-5637 www.sofitelchicagowatertower.com www.joes.net Tavern on Rush Very Expensive/Special Occasion 1031 N Rush St Alinea Chicago, IL 60611-1227 Dinner W-Sun (312) 664-9600 1723 N Halsted St www.tavernonrush.com Chicago, IL 60614 (312) 867-0110 Red-Headed Piano Bar www.alinearestaurant.com 16 W Ontario St Chicago, IL 60654 Charlie Trotter's (312) 640-1000 Dinner Tues-Sat www.redheadpianobar.com 816 West Armitage Chicago, Illinois 60614 Bars- Specialty Drinks Tel. 773 248-6228 Violet Hour www.charlietrotters.com 1520 N Damen Ave L2O Chicago, IL 60622 Dinner, Closed Tues (773) 252-1500 2300 Lincoln Park W www.theviolethour.com Chicago, IL 60614 (773) 868-0002 Bars- Younger Crowds www.l2orestaurant.com Bull & Bear 431 N Wells St Moto Chicago, IL 60654 Dinner Tues-Sat (312) 527-5973 945 W Fulton Market www.bullbearbar.com Chicago, IL 60607 (312) 491-0058 Hub 51 www.motorestaurant.com 51 W Hubbard St Nomi Chicago, IL 60654-4603 Lunch and Dinner Daily (312) 828-0051 Park Hyatt 7th Floor www.hub51chicago.com 800 N Michigan Ave Chicago, IL 60611 (312) 239-4030 www.nomirestaurant.com Kerryman Roof on the Wit Hotel 70 W Erie St The Wit Hotel Chicago, IL 60654-6268 201 N State (312) 640-7022 Chicago, IL 60601 www.thekerrymanchicago.com (312) 239-9501 www.roofonthewit.therestaurantsatthewit.com Rockit Bar & Grill 22 W Hubbard St Theory Sports Bar & Grill Chicago, IL 60654-4606 9 W Hubbard St (312) 645-6000 Chicago, IL 60654-8484 www.rockitbarandgrill.com (312) 644-0004 www.theorychicago.com .
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