Élu meilleur restaurant de quartier dans Chicagoland par Open Table et meilleur restaurant de Chicago par le Chicago Magazine, le Chew Chew est de retour sur la bonne voie après une rénovation complète du nouvel emplacement à Riverside. Le chef et propriétaire Scott Zimmer a rouvert ce populaire restaurant à deux pâtés de maison de l'emplacement précédent. Les nouveaux lieux sont répartis sur plusieurs étages et disposent d'un grand bar-salon, d'un nouveau menu, et d'une carte étendue des vins et des bières.
As one of the most beloved (and highest-rated) Italian restaurants in Chicago for over 22 years, the historic Buona Terra continues to serve scratch made pastas, brick oven pizza, fresh fish and seafood options as well as chops and steaks. The wine selection is meticulously chosen (and inspired by our yearly trips to Italy for the Vin Italy fair) to pair with our different plates made with the freshest ingredients. Chef Chepe sources fresh items from the market daily. He butchers our fish and meats daily, makes all of our sauces and soups in house and most of our deserts. You might note that you see familiar faces as our servers have been with us since we opened our doors.Whether you've been here a hundred times or tonight is the first visit, we think that you'll "Come for the food, leave as a friend".Closed Super Bowl Sunday, February 9th.
Nestled in the heart of Berwyn, Lavergne’s Tavern blends historic charm with a modern, welcoming vibe. Opened in 2016 in the former Garv’s Inn, a beloved gathering spot since the ’60s, it preserves its roots with restored tin ceilings, original hardwood floors, and a stunning bar handcrafted from reclaimed black walnut.With a perfect mix of cozy and lively, the space offers high-top bar seating and family-friendly tables, making it ideal for date nights, group outings, or casual meals.The menu is elevated yet approachable, featuring shareable appetizers and hearty entrées crafted with quality ingredients. A must-try is the Italian Beef Egg Roll, a fusion of tender Italian beef, zesty giardiniera, spicy queso, and Monterey Jack, served with rich au jus. As one guest put it, it’s “life-changing.”Whether sipping craft beer, enjoying a cocktail, or savoring bold flavors, every visit to Lavergne’s Tavern feels like a neighborhood gathering.
Tavern on the Point, Edison Park Chicago’s first rooftop outdoor space, offers a lively atmosphere accompanied by a modern industrial interior. You can now enjoy a city tavern ambiance while avoiding the hustle and bustle of downtown Chicago. Conveniently located at 6724 N. Northwest Highway, the northwest tip (Point) of Chicago in the historic neighborhood of Edison Park, Tavern on the Point is the perfect spot to mingle with friends, eat a great meal with family, socialize after work, or host a private party.Visit today and enjoy some elevated American comfort food, craft beer, smooth bourbons, and quality whiskeys. We also offer an incredible selection of classic and seasonal cocktails, along with an impressive collection of flavorful wines.
The concept of The Desi Accent reflects the sentiments of Desi (people of Indian subcontinent) and their diaspora derived from the Ancient Sanskrit (deśá) meaning Land or Country. Our team aims to share the 4,500 years old culture through a culinary experience deeply rooted in India’s heritage. With a rich heritage, the history of Indian cuisine is as old as our civilization. The Indian dining etiquette is built on traditions. Behind almost every tradition are centuries of invasions, conquests, religious beliefs, political changes and social customs.Our culinary team’s goal is to transform Indian spices and ingredients to memorable meals and authentic experiences. Indian cuisine is reflective of the historic eras. Our menu is reflective of a unique blend of vibrant colors and flavors with regional inspired recipes passed on from one generation to another.
