King wild salmon in the picture. Really good, tasty, well cooked, funny part is eating fish with regular cutlery, not the appropriate for fish. But, the place it is a yes! Love it!!!!
Very retro-as in Don Draper & his crew may come any moment. Beautifully restored, like the rest of the Chicago Athletic Association.Breakfast,lunch, dinner. Great for date nights. Eclectic menu.
Ordered the beef tartare with gouda (wow!), duck entree, brussel sproutsslaw & chocolate mintdessert (yum!). If you sit at the bar, trust the bartender to make something for you. Great mixologists!
This elegant restaurant feels like straddling different points in history, without any windows, a curved wooden bar, and slick tufted booths. The menu boasts both craft cocktails and creative food. Read more
The food and drinks were on point; beautiful, creative, delicious. The service was outstanding. Professional, knowledgeable, with the ability to pick up on a fun crowd (ergo not stuffy). A+
Halcyon Rosé ($14). "Delicate but with enough funk to let you know you are still dealing with Cab Franc. Get it while you can, as only 40 cases were produced," says sommelier Andrew Algren. Read more
The Cherry Circle Room is the Chicago Athletic AssociationHotel's restaurant and helmed by ChefPeter Coenen (of The Gage) and Paul McGee (of Lost Lake and Three Dots and a Dash). Read more
Cherry Circle Room, the Chicago Athletic Association's main restaurant is the perfect spot to dance the nigh away. If you don't want to come for dinner, stop by for one of the great cocktails! Read more
Great cocktails, service and ambiance in a really fun room. Diverse options on the menu. Most interesting take on a Caesar salad. Other dishes were also goood but consistently a bit too salty.
Was a guest in the hotel & dropped by twice. Once for drinks and dinner. What a place. Dark paneling, great service, good drinks, and food. I could move in and be right at home.
In Peter Coenen, Cherry Circle Room has a chef who cooks with bold assurance and sweats the details, delivering more than his modest menus promise. Read more
Good for a night cap - the bartenders are helpful and friendly. Weekend brunch was painfully slow. The food was good but lots of young service help make it feel like amateur hour.
The lack of windows, huge curved wooden bar, slick tufted booths and symbols emblazoned on everything feel like Don Draper’s supper club meets illuminati secret society. Read more
The decor and wine list outshine the food. Off flavor combinations. Most dishes had disappointing parts. Simple salad = bagged salad + generic bottle dressing.
Amateur hour on NYE. It was a combo NYE and birthday celebration for our party but wished we would have stayed home. Food was ok, service was ok…so why bother?
Ambiance is old school - which is ok. Menu doesn’t offer much choice, basically a place your grandpa would have liked back in his day... with the menu frozen in time.