Start with an iced seafood tower. Finish with the 3 B's. Bottle of wine, bone in ny steak, and butter cake. Ask for Rory!
Wet-aged steaks still rank among the best in town. On weekends, latch onto first-rate prime rib. The wine list is forgettable, but the well-priced martinis are excellent. Read more.
It’s all about the classic American steakhouse inside this 19th-century brownstone. You can’t go wrong with the long-boned tomahawk steak, dry aged to perfection. Read more.
We prefer the subterranean piano bar, with vintage photos of Capone and crew and the high wooden tables are packed with storytellers and uncompromising carnivores. http://tmoutchi.us/10esgeQ Read more.
Once again I'm drawn to bars with a bartender named Joe... One of the all time best. oh, the bone in filet is money
The wine cellar is stocked with Old World vintages, while the signature cocktails start with powerful brown spirits. Read more.
Our first visit this past weekend, great place for dinner, moves to the top of our best spots for dinner in Chicago. Great ambience & service! Bone in filet was excellent, Key lime pie is the best!
Open-face blackened tilapia sandwich, served as part of a $16 lunch prix fixe, is a solid hit: moist fish, flavorful crust and a chipotle mayo to tie it all together on sturdy focaccia. Read more.
Great bar, great dining room and service. The bone in ribeye is the way to go. Also a fantastic wine list with a great selection of wine by the glass.
Rosebud shows restraint with its simple inch-thick patty layered with two slightly charred slices of American cheese, lettuce, tomato and pickles, all bookended with a pretzel bun. Read more.