Shaw's Crab House

Often overlooked by tourists and locals, this is a great place for old-time radio and TV buffs. Housed in the Neo- Classical Cultural Cen...

Mother Hubbard's, a sports bar with four satellite hook-ups, three big-screen monitors and 15 smaller televisions. Because they offer dri...

Give your regards to Broadway in Chicago. This has been a popular Halsted Street experience for years, for a more professional sort of cl...

A visit to the Vermilion is for those who are daring enough to try the Indian-Latin American tapas menu. A serious foodie though will lov...

Bring your friends and your moves because 10pin Bowling Lounge is the place to bowl in style. With 24 lanes to choose from, you can show...

Located just steps from the Magnificent Mile, this Irish pub stays open until 4am on the weekdays. Unlike many other 4...

Beloved sportscaster Harry Caray may be gone, but to Cub fans, his spirit remains and so does his restaurant. The building, designed in 1...

Upscale drinking and ambiance. If you're driving, you might want to consider taking a taxi. This place gets pretty packed on the weekends...

Claiming to be 'A City within a City', Marina City offers its residents various amenities. And if you want to know more about the functio...

Built to resemble a 1940's seashore seafood house, Shaw's Crab House is a restaurant with fishery sports polished wood floors, leather di...

Redfish offers a diverse menu of dishes that will have Cajun food novices and enthusiasts happily letting le bon temps roulez, as they sa...

This simple place serves fabulous French and Thai cuisine. The chef-owner has concentrated his efforts on offering masterfully blended f...

An exciting + urbane adventure in the melding of contemporary Indian and Latin American cuisines. In the heart of downtown Chicago, Vermi...

The owners claim that they helped inspire the Thai revolution currently taking over the country's eating habits. While that's an overstat...

Sixteen is the most anticipated restaurant opening in the city of Chicago with the announcement of Executive Chef Frank Brunacci overseei...

Since opening in 2001, steak lovers, foodies and critics alike have embraced Keefer's. The restaurant tops numerous "best of" lists, incl...

While gin martinis are available, this lounge clearly prefers the vodka variety. With top shelf names like Grey Goose chilled and on tap,...

Smith & Wollensky is the place for meat lovers who crave big portions and classic steaks. Dark wood, a refreshing and airy atmosphere and...

Located on happening Rush Street, where Ricardo's Restaurant formerly stood, is Chicago's newest Italian steakhouse – Phil Stefani's 437...