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The Grillroom Chophouse & Winebar
Steakhouse and American Restaurant$$$$
The Loop, Chicago
"A great Chicago steak house."(2 Tips)
"Try the tuna tar tar has a good mix of asain flare and sweetness."(2 Tips)
"Had the trout and goat cheese salad tonight and it was delish."(3 Tips)
"The salmon special was wonderful!"(2 Tips)
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- Lauren DrogosOctober 8, 2015This place is under-rated. It's your typical Chicago steak house, which certainly doesn't deserve 6/10. Had the trout and goat cheese salad tonight and it was delish.
Chicago TribuneMarch 24, 2015This reliable American restaurant sits across the street from the Bank of America Theatre. Steaks, chops and comfort-food dishes dominate the menu. Read more
Joseph B.January 2, 2015The patio fills up way before 5pm on warm days. The inside is classy and relaxed.
Amy KApril 19, 2012The strawberry salad is to die for! Refreshing with the perfect combination of goat cheese and pecans, it's perfection!
John WalshJune 11, 2017Terrible. Went b4 Hamilton. Lost our reservation. Dry steak (2 tables complained). Thirsty - no refills all dinner. Asked for butter 3x until finally potato was cold. $150+ for 2, never again. SAD!
Kirstjen LorenzMay 30, 2011horseradish-crusted salmon is a really nice flavor combination and the creamed corn is delicious.
Michael VAugust 20, 2010Great business lunch spot for us meat lovers. They even put it in your salad!
Derek KaczmarczykDecember 22, 2012Stuffed mushrooms were mediocre. Best part of the appetizer was the butter that comes with bread.
JudeeDecember 7, 2009Totally recommend the lamb chops. I'm trying the grilled tuna on my next visit.
Leah RayJanuary 30, 2010Just drink here. Carlos, the bartender, is one of the best in the city. He loves to speak French.
Brian LehnenFebruary 8, 2013Oxtail sloppy joe is awful, unless you like picking through fat and greasy meat. Stick with the chicken.
Chase EstesJune 16, 2012Worst service of all time from our terrible server Joe. The water refill guy was amazing though.
ScottSeptember 6, 2013Get there early - the kitchen closes at 9 pm. Steaks were great and service was good.
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The Grillroom Chophouse & Winebar
33 W Monroe St (at S Dearborn St)
Chicago, IL 60603
United States
Chicago, IL 60603
United States
At: 33 West Monroe
Urban chophouse and wine bar in the Chicago Loop. The prime destination for power lunches, business meetings, intimate dinners or late night cocktails.
Closed until 11:00 AM Monday (Show more)
- Mon–Fri
- 11:00 AM–9:00 PM
- Sat
- 4:00 PM–9:00 PM
(312) 960-0000
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Yes
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. Discover & Visa)
Outdoor Seating
Yes
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- 7.3
"the mac and cheese is divine and enough for the whole table. Coconut shrimp was also a winner and they had surprisingly good salmon for a steakhouse."
Emily Van Norden - 8.7
"Great happy hour specials. Just be there when it starts to secure seating, it gets busy!"
Emily D - 7.8
"What a fabulous evening! Try the meatloaf as an entree and the corn and sausage as a side. We enjoyed the ambiance at the bar."
Christopher Floss
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