listingSunda River North offers a modern take on classic Southeast Asian cuisine, blending traditional flavors with innovative techniques. Known for its award-winning dishes, Sunda provides…
listingLocated in the bustling River North dining scene, Sunda offers a vibrant Southeast Asian dining experience, blending the flavors of Japan, China, the Philippines, Thailand,…
listingNonnina echoes old school cooking techniques inspired by the partners nonnas, offering an upscale, yet approachable experience with a retro vibe.
listingLocated on the ground floor of The Emily Hotel, Fora is a premium casual restaurant and patio in Chicagos culinary capital, Fulton Market District, serving…
listingTravelle features a contemporary interpretation of Seasonal American cuisine. Drawing inspiration from the countrys rich culinary history, the kitchen takes guests on a culinary journey…
listingSeasons 52 is a fresh grill and wine bar that offers a seasonally inspired menu. Seasons sources ingredients at their peak of freshness and uses…
listingStationed in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago, Virtue is a Southern American restaurant that leads with a culture of hospitality & kindness. Weve worked…
listingYour tour begins at Doughnut Vault, a small, unassuming gem tucked away in a historic building in the River North neighborhood. Known for its old-fashioned…
listingFrom the team behind Ramen-san, Sushi-san serves up fresh fish with fresher beats. Crispy handrolls, bincho-tan roasted meats and ice-cold beer this is not your…
listingBarcocina fuses traditional Mexican cuisine and various multicultural cooking techniques into modern Mexican fare. Our fresh ingredients and three distinct beverage categories will let out…
listingAt Green Tea Japanese Restaurant, we are serving Authentic Japanese cuisine since 2000. Every dish is creatively prepared by our skilled chefs, who combine the…
listingGaijin by Chef Paul Virant is Chicagos first okonomiyaki restaurant, offering both Hiroshima and Osaka styles of the savory Japanese pancake. A self-described gaijin, or…
