Brunch here is great. The beverage menu is loaded with a monthly rotating selection of pour over coffees. The food menu offers both shared plates and individual entrees. Try the sweet potato cheescake Read more
The brunch program is given the same attention as the dinner menu and features an ever-changing array of seasonal dishes to go along with a robust pastry and coffee program. Read more
Past, present and future come together in exquisite culinary techniques and ingredients, cocktails, coffees, fascinating design and a bustling bar inside an old bathhouse. Read more
Very clever cocktails, the food is great for people with a desire to try new foods and pairings. Be sure to make reservations if you want a table on the weekend, it's well worth it.
Inventive menus with aggressive flavors. Burger night and the staff meal are sweet deals. Great for brunch, dates or any occasion really. Fav restaurant in Wicker, poss the whole city. Prepare to eat.
The ribs here are good and tasty. They use a combo of classic rib technique with a Thai approach. Ribs are flash fried for a crispy outer shell, and then glazed in a Thai-influenced sauce. Read more
Trenchermen is a beautiful restaurant, with a wonderful ambience. Offering an array of seasonal menu offerings, it is the perfect place for a weekend brunch in Wicker Park. Read more
Trenchermen offers a great quail platter. Accompanied with white bean hush puppy, tender greens, and heirloom tomato salad with smoked sea salt and a crispy piece of chicken skin. Read more
Every Monday night, Trenchermen does three courses for $20. Chef Pat Sheerin told us he uses the menu to allow his staff to practice French classics like cassoulet and cauliflower a la meuniere. Read more
The atmosphere was great, the best mimosa I've had in a long time, breakfast sandwich OMG (I mean, it has bacon stuffed bacon in it!) and ask for the sriracha aioli to dip your potato wedges in. Nom.
Trenchermen is an inviting New American neighborhood restaurant and bar located in a former bathhouse. Spend Valentine’s Day with your beloved over a four-course menu for $85 per person. Read more
The $48 prix-fine menu is the way to go. They say it's 1/2 portions but it's probably 2/3. Lots of food for a good price. The pork ribs and squid were standouts.
Voted Best Hipster Brunch: Trenchermen, located in the heart of Wicker Park, is chic restaurant with a modern menu is the perfect place for hipsters and non-hipsters alike. Read more
As long as you understand the portions are conservative and slightly overpriced, the food will be excellent. It's like a gastropub is trying to be a high end bar and the staff is annoyed by it. Enjoy!
I loved the bresaola-style chicken slices, piled high over cubes of pickle tots (the brothers' terrific take on tater tots) and a beet-tinged, ranch-dressing-meets-borscht yogurt sauce.
This Wicker Park restaurant is like the nicest amalgam of all the hippest restaurants you’ve ever been to: light bulbs hung on sailing rope and wood-and-brick everything in an airy, well-lit space.
One of the first places i tried out here and definitely one of my favorites. The scallops were amazing especially since i dont normally order scallops...beyond delicious!
$10 Burger and Beer on Wednesday. Burger constantly changes and so does the beer. Perfect time to try this spot out. Nice music and great service as well.
Dining at the Trenchermen is a steampunk-driven thrill ride, where the historical and the modern collide — often with an ironic nudge — in delightful, satisfying ways.
Dinner at the bar was great. Good beers, salmon, burgers and tots. Ask for your food well done if that's how you like it bc they don't ask and cook things rare
Eater says try the Pioneer ($12), made with pine needle whiskey, campari and citrus.One of the only drinks you'll find that comes closer to a Christmas tree than a Christmas cookie
Located inside a former Turkish bathhouse, Trenchermen offers vintage cocktails and a menu of dishes that can probably be described as “substantial.” Read more
The white cheddar on the chicharrones is distinct but lightly applied, so that you get the shot of salt and funk, but without all that excess gunk left on your fingers.
They serve the unique selection of brunch on Sunday. Everything I ordered was good except the extremely salty Asian noodle. I might not return for brunch, but I will definitely go back for dinner.
Try the Sepia Noodles topped with avocado-chive, pickled watermelon and garlic, or the Braised Pork Belly with sugar snap peas, coconut, vanilla and plums. Read more