One of our featured publications, Gayot, says, "One night, slow-poached farm egg, cauliflower mousseline, topinambours (Jerusalem artichoke) and black truffle appears first ..." Read more
The three-course, $59 pre-theater menu is a bargain at this culinary level. Indoor valet parking is complimentary, and patrons may retrieve their cars after the performance. Read more
Scallops, pork cheeks, lobster were among the faves. Save room for complimentary baby desserts. The food was great but the service was a slow at first, probably because they thought we were 20 yr olds
Glorious city views and bronze Soldini sculptures (one per table) still aren’t as eye-catching as some of Joho’s plates. One of Chicago’s treasures. Read more
Upscale French cuisine is not the only draw of Everest, it's located on the 40th floor of the Chicago Stock Exchange building. Delicious food & a view of the city makes it a spot that can’t be missed.
French spins on American cuisine put this 40th-floor gem on top of the world. Sample the signature roasted lobster in Gewürztraminer-ginger butter sauce, but save room for the stellar cheese platter.
Everest's service and tasting menus are impeccable. Tonight's tasting menu was the one of the finest dining experiences I have had - worthy of its one Michelin star rating.
The service, food, and prices are as high as this restaurant's location. Their Menu can feature items like roasted Maine lobster, medallion of venison, and imported Russian caviar.
Jean Joho’s nuanced tasting menus (four courses, $110) deliver at the highest levels. The wine list—strong on Alsatian selections—is among Chicago’s most impressive. Read more
Alsatian-born chef Jean Joho serves refined and updated versions of French classics: cream of watercress soup with quenelles and frog legs, for example. The wine list is very extensive. Read more