The Full Chicago Specials Directory

$5 wells & drafts.

Repeatedly recommended sit-down Mexican dinner spot in Pilsen.

Casual American with a good North Shore happy hour.

Deeply discounted baked Argentinian empanadas.

West Loop rooftop patio with Fulton Market skyline views.

$9.95 All You Can Eat Fish & Chips

$5 wells & drafts.

French bistro destination on the North Shore.

$5 wine pours.

Late-afternoon cocktail discounts and casual ping-pong play specials.

$5 wells & drafts.

$10 signature drinks.

Classic gravy-dipped Italian beef with hot giardiniera since 1938.

Polished Italian, easy crowd-pleaser.

Happy hour Sunday 4-5pm.

$7 margaritas, $5 beers.

Greek dining in a beautiful room.

Slow-cooked meat sauce featuring braised beef, Italian sausage, and a giant beef meatball.

Suburban Italian dining destination.

$5 wells & drafts.

$6 house margaritas.

Daily lunch specials with soup or salad included

Deeply discounted Argentine wines and steakhouse bites.

$12 Michelin-adjacent cocktails and rotating a la carte discounts.

Widely cited as one of the best burgers in America — thick-cut bacon, fried egg, dijonnaise. No reservations; expect a 1-2 hour wait.

Buy One, Get One free pastries.

Syd's pre-service sneak peek and pep talk with restaurateur Donnie Madia happens here. Known for chorizo-stuffed dates and wood-fired flatbread.

Half-price wings all night long.

$8 bites, $8 craft cocktails.

Weekend morning scratch-made biscuit and specialty pie slice combinations.

Discounted bombocconi, specialty pizzas, and $8 drafts/cocktails.

All-night happy hour with $1 oysters, Wednesdays only.

$10 signature margaritas.

A popular but under-the-radar suburban German restaurant.

Iconic vibe, great ribeye steak.

Filipino/Cuban diner, wonderful and distinctive.

$6 local beers, $7 select wines, and $12 prime burgers.

20% off any whole pizza for dine-in guests on Wednesdays.

Affordable, delicious smash burger for about $6.

Indian street food in Logan Square.

$2 tacos on Tuesdays — best in the city

Immensely historic subterranean tavern with cheap, no-frills double cheeseburgers.

Top-tier birria tacos destination.

165-year-old family recipe; goat is steamed 5 hrs, marinated in ancho mole, then oven-roasted. Featured on Netflix's Taco Chronicles. Try the quesabirria combo.

French bistro comfort food at its finest.

Bottomless mimosas $24.50 or red/white sangria $31.95, with brunch entree or sandwich purchase; 90-minute limit

Vegetarian North Shore institution.

Happy hour Saturday 3-6pm and all day Sunday.

Chicagoland seafood institution since 1982 — reportedly one of the highest-grossing independent restaurants in the US. Famous for its Mai Tai, warm garlic rolls, and Alaskan king crab; ask about the seasonal Nantucket scallops.

Locally loved steak-focused restaurant, frequently recommended for a memorable Saturday date night.

Praised for modern takes on Filipino dishes like sisig.

$4 Lagunitas Beers or Jameson Shots / $6 Moscow Mules

A local favorite for indulgent, generously portioned breakfast dishes.

Midweek barbecue plate specials, draft deals, and live country music.

Legendary, low-key deep dish spot run out of a residential storefront — the late Burt Katz is considered a godfather of Chicago deep dish. Caramelized crust edge, thick but not over-breaded. Beer/wine only, no pineapple. Closed Monday.

Free Food Buffet 7pm + $2 Cosmos

Peruvian-inspired rooftop dining.

Old-school Italian family dinner spot.

Ohio Street Beach lakefront and skyline resort vibe.

$5.50 red sangria glasses ($22 pitchers) and a budget tapas menu.

Smoked fish served right off the 95th Street bridge.

Cozy Italian dining.

$10 cocktails, $13 pizzas, $3-4 beers.

Ranked the #1 Michelin-starred restaurant in Chicago by local diners in 2024; known for its huitlacoche ravioli.

The most recommended spot in the city for carnitas.

Latin tapas + signature cocktails at happy hour pricing

$1 tacos every Tuesday.

Elevated Filipino brunch and dinner spot. The Ube Brûlée French Toast is the standout dish; also offers a shareable Kamayan Feast for groups/celebrations. Closed Tue/Wed.

Beloved bakery/cafe/dinner spot.

Massive half-priced menu across the board at this neighborhood tavern.

$1 wings every Wednesday night until 3am.

$6 draft beer, $11 select cocktails.

$22.50 bottomless brunch with mimosa flight or carafe options; Black woman-owned, gluten-free friendly menu

Popular BYOB Korean BBQ spot that draws lines on weekends.

Korean comfort food in the North Shore suburbs.

Half-price signature cocktails during happy hour with Chicago skyline views

Half-price wines.

Unmatched lakefront skyline views from Lake Point Tower.

$7 Fish & Chips + $4 Well Drinks

$9 drinks and menu items, seven days a week.

Red-sauce Italian, martini vibe.

50% off artisan charcuterie boards and $6 glasses of wine.

Long-running market and cafe institution.

Korean fried chicken at multiple locations.

$5 Bloody Marys (well)

All You Can Eat Fish Fry at bar only - not valid with other offers

Half off any large one-topping pizza on Wednesdays.

Referenced in The Bear as one of the neighborhood's real institutions. Famous for the chicken cutlet Caesar sub, thin-crust pizza by the slice, and cannoli.

One of few Hawaiian spots in the Loop — huge lunch portions, spam musubi, and a standout surf & turf (short rib + shrimp). Breakfast/lunch only.

Pasta, Midwestern produce, great brunch/lunch.

$6-7 mini sandwiches, $11 wings, half-price draft beer.

One of the city's oldest continuously operating restaurants.

Evanston red-sauce institution since 1975; a full lasagna order runs about $14.50 (vs. $26 for a comparable dish at a chain like Maggiano's) and easily makes two meals.

$2.50 Labatt's Blue Bottles

$6 snacks, $4 beers, $8 wine.

Ethiopian beer specials with appetizer plates during happy hour

Lettuce Entertain You seafood/Italian happy hour at Northbrook Court.

$3 almost all shots all night

Discounts on German-style draft beers all day.

All-you-can-eat wings for about $20.

Fun Chinese-American dinner destination.

Free sliders at midnight

AYCE fish and chips, Wednesdays and Fridays.

$20 Happy Meal from 6-11pm (food + drinks)

Renowned Sunday morning neighborhood brunch plates, tavern burgers, and draft specials.

Classic steak and chops institution.

$20 bottomless mimosas during weekend brunch service

Chef David Posey gives Syd a cameo kitchen takeover in Season 3. Scandinavian-inflected tasting menu with a non-alcoholic juice pairing option.

Discounted dips, mezze, and specialized craft cocktails.

$6 Blue Moon pints, $14 Lobster Mac & Cheese, and $12 Cajun Tilapia.

Late-night legendary rock bar featuring half-priced drinks.

Curtis Duffy's tasting-menu restaurant, the real-life backdrop for Richie's hospitality arc (S2E7 'Forks'). Reserve via Resy/Tock weeks ahead.

40th floor Michelin-starred French with skyline views.

Creative Asian fusion cuisine.

$9 burger special on Mondays.

Michelin-starred newer destination restaurant.

Underrated spot with a great burger.

Praised for lively, authentic Italian dinners in Northbrook.

Rick Bayless's Mexican flagship restaurant.

Free Wing Buffet 5-7pm + $6.99 All-You-Can-Eat Fish n Chips

Longtime neighborhood Mexican spot. Reviewers single out the carne asada tacos and burritos and a tortilla soup recognized by the Chicago Tribune; also known for fajitas and large-format margarita pitchers.

Founded 1941, dripping in old-school mob/Rat Pack history.

No-frills Chicago dog — mustard only no ketchup — a true Chicago institution

Legendary budget dining; giant plates of biryani and paratha rolls available 24/7 for under $10.

Stood in for a fictional French restaurant in Season 3, filmed with Giant's real chefs. Known for saffron pasta with crab; during Chicago Restaurant Week, tables seated before 6pm get half off a bottle of wine.

The original, flagship Gibsons — a Chicago power-dinner institution since 1989. Famous for oversized cuts (the porterhouse routinely gets called out) and crab cakes.

Half-price select cocktails and library-vibe dining bites.

Deep dish pizza + domestic beer during happy hour

$4 PBR Tall Boys alongside a $10.50 Burger & Fries combo.

One of Chicago's essential stuffed deep-dish institutions.

Full happy hour bar menu with snacks and cocktails at the bar only

Beautiful setting, especially the quieter tables by the river.

Built 1872, post-Great Chicago Fire historic tavern.

Late-night kitchen serving what many consider a top-3 burger in the city.

Strong brunch/dinner near the Chicago Botanic Garden.

Classic North Shore burger and tavern institution.

Acclaimed modern Vietnamese fine dining in Pilsen.

Vietnamese beers + half-price pho during happy hour

All Call Drinks $3 (you choose the spirit)

$35 bottomless mimosas or Bloody Marys - Fri from 10:30am, Sat & Sun 10am-1:30pm, 2-hour limit

$6 16oz beers, well cocktails.

Old-school breakfast and lunch diner.

Excellent bakery worth a morning stop.

Lighter breakfast and lunch spot.

Rotating Belgian and craft imports at happy hour pricing

Solid date-night American cuisine.

$1 oysters and $5 drafts.

$1 oysters and half off every bottle of wine.

Filipino BBQ family-style plates at affordable prices

Michelin-starred Indian tasting menu.

The city's oldest Italian restaurant, since 1927.

Happy hour extends through Saturdays; great quality for the price.

Widely recommended for kebabs and halal lunch specials.

6 whole wood-fired Jamaican jerk wings for $17.99.

Historic 24/7 stand; every Polish sausage or pork chop sandwich comes with grilled onions and fries.

Half-priced oysters on the half shell and cocktails in the lounge.

Longtime neighborhood standby for happy hour and dinner.

Sashimi platter for 4 discounted from $50 to $30, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Generous portions of Persian cuisine, often enough for multiple meals.

World's first Michelin-starred Filipino restaurant; weekend cafe (pastries, breakfast sandwich) 9am-3pm, tasting menu dinner by reservation. Expect a long line; order online ~15 min before opening.

A classic Jewish deli institution.

Praised for authentic Oaxacan dishes in the Logan Square/Avondale area.

Free Buffet 5-7pm

75-cent oysters at the bar with a two-drink minimum.

South Side staple for quick-service fried chicken boxes with mild sauce.

Half-price burgers + $4 Old Style during happy hour

Iconic Tuesday night spit-roasted turkey dinner with stuffing, gravy, and cranberry.

Authentic Mexico City-style tacos.

Bottomless mimosas $30/person

$8 margaritas/palomas, $4 Mexican beers, and $10 esquites/guacamole.

Taco Tuesday specials with margarita deals

Amazing French cuisine in the western suburbs.

Dumpling specialist name-checked as part of The Bear's real-Chicago dining montage. Cold noodles with beef and the lamb-and-cumin pastry are standouts; expect a wait on weekends. Closed Mon-Wed.

Early bird dinner pricing on weeknights — full menu discount

Prix fixe menu for around $100 for two, good for date night with drinks.

No-seating carryout sushi counter offering party platters at wholesale prices.

Tiny French classic institution.

$45 three-course prix fixe menu.

High-quality smash burger, a local favorite.

$1 oysters during happy hour at Marina City.

One of Skokie's best for Latin small plates.

Bottomless red or white sangria (with food purchase)

$12 mojitos, $7-10 bites.

$7.95 All You Can Eat Beer-Battered Cod

Co-run by Sarah Mispagel, the pastry chef who created Marcus's Season 1 chocolate cake — you can order the actual cake here. Also known for its breakfast sandwich with hash brown.

$8 house margaritas, $2 PBRs, and $7 nachos.

Rotating whiskey and beer specials during happy hour

Highly discounted street tacos at a historic citywide chain.

Lunch special deep dish personal pizza + drink

Referenced in Season 3, appears on-screen in Season 4/5. Everything made from scratch; free donut holes and orange wedges while you wait, soft-serve after your meal. Closed Mon/Tue.

$10 classic cocktails, $8 wines, and $3 boilermakers.

Monday prix-fixe dinner special — rotating seasonal menu

Mid-week wood-fired Apulian pizza discounts.

Omakase-focused sushi destination.

Historic Jewish deli famous for towering corned beef sandwiches.

Bold, theatrical steakhouse experience.

Double patty burger, fries, and a beer+shot combo for $22.

90-year-old family-run ice cream parlor, Syd's food-tour finale in Season 5 ('Sundae'). Huge banana splits served in classic clamshell dishes; the Beatles and Rolling Stones both stopped in.

A dependable Rosemont favorite for Mexican food.

Craft beer and cocktail specials during happy hour

Excellent smash burgers with pinball machines and video games.

Fish, shrimp, beef, and fried chicken tacos

Longtime deli and breakfast institution.

A locally acclaimed weekend dinner destination in West Town, frequently praised for exceeding expectations.

$20 package: buffet + all drafts and well drinks 6:30-11pm

A widely praised, elevated-casual Mexican spot in Logan Square with a loyal local following.

The flagship of the Francesca's restaurant group — a Lakeview institution for rustic Italian. Standouts: rigatoni alla vodka with sausage and ricotta, roasted beets, and pistachio profiteroles for dessert. Large portions, big wine list.

24 hot wings for $20 every Tuesday.

Happy hour with half price pizzas and $5-8 beer/wine, Wednesday through Friday.

Rotating local Chicago craft beers in outdoor setting next to Cloud Gate

Excellent pan pizza destination.

Polished Italian, date-night worthy.

Family-run tavern; $12 burger paired with happy hour pricing.

Newer Bib Gourmand pick in Bucktown.

Sushi/Japanese with a strong bar downstairs.

Widely regarded as one of the best pasta destinations in Chicago.

$6 cocktails every day from 4-6pm.

Neighborhood red-sauce Italian/pizza spot; reviewers specifically call out rotating daily food deals (burger and steak specials mentioned) and a $12 lunch special that includes a full combo.

Happy hour from 4-7pm, 365 days a year.

Great burger, Bib Gourmand-level food and happy hour.

The real-life Italian beef counter that inspired The Bear. Order it 'dipped' (submerged in gravy) with hot giardiniera. Closes ~4pm daily, closed Sunday. Cash saves on card fees.

Wood-fired pizza, good family pick.

$4 Goose Island Beers + $8 Signature Cocktails

Incredible and inexpensive banh mi sandwiches, most under $10.

Cheap craft beer and casual South Side fast-food royalty.

Park Hyatt's signature dining room overlooking the Water Tower. Notable dishes: Chateaubriand Oscar for Two (Creekstone beef tenderloin, hollandaise), Skuna Bay Salmon, and the Tiger Roll (snow crab, shrimp tempura, spicy tuna). Rooftop NoMI Garden open seasonally.

Pond-edge dining in Lincoln Park with a quiet skyline backdrop.

French brasserie excellence.

Special occasion seafood and fine dining.

Cash only - one of Chicago's cheapest drinks all day every day

Oldest Chinese restaurant in Chicago, since 1932.

Specializes in food from Italy's Piedmont region; a Logan Square favorite for authentic regional Italian.

Burger, a beer, and a bourbon shot bundled together on Tuesdays.

Casual Korean-Chinese noodles.

Family-run spot where every dish is made to order.

Korean-American fine dining destination.

Daily happy hour with buy-one-get-one pizzas and $5 appetizers, 5-7pm.

Two slices and a soda or beer for $10, Monday through Wednesday.

Frequently recommended Morton Grove pizza spot.

Since 1970, famous for the caramelized cheese ring baked onto the pan's edge — often called Chicago's best deep dish, and recreated as a fine-dining item in The Bear's Michelin episode.

Steaming-hot weekday lunch bowls of authentic brisket pho.

Burger and an Old Style draft for $12 ($14 for veggie).

House beers + pizza slices at happy hour pricing

Great-value Middle Eastern lunch special.

$1 jumbo wings all day long.

The deep-dish origin story restaurant.

Greek/Mediterranean with a nice patio vibe.

Order a whole rotisserie chicken and get a half chicken free.

Little Italy bakery, family-run since opening in 1909.

Neighborhood Italian drink and pizza package deals.

Chicago-style hot dog + Italian beef sandwich combo

Recommended for locally sourced comfort food; a Northbrook favorite for shrimp spring rolls and chocolate lava cake.

Longtime casual Evanston happy hour spot.

Happy hour martinis and old fashioneds for $8, Tuesday through Thursday.

Killer smash burgers and solid fries.

$2 authentic street tacos for Taco Tuesday.

Global street food concept in West Loop.

Part butcher shop, part cafe. Sydney gets a butchery lesson here from real PQM butcher Rob Levitt. Known for rotating 'Chef's Special' sandwiches and weekend brunch.

Happy hour specifically timed before downtown shows — food + drink specials

Rotating cheese boards + wine by the glass at happy hour pricing

Weekday drink features and community tavern vibes.

$15 bottomless brunch - among the most affordable bottomless deals in the city; pair with chicken & waffles or huevos rancheros

$5 well cocktails, all day, every day.

$5 Asahi drafts and $4 fried chicken buns.

Minimal-cost smashburger and fresh-cut fries combo — best everyday price-to-quality in Chicago.

$10 cocktails, $8 wines, and $5 massive wood-fired pizza slices.

Navy Pier location with lake and distant skyline views.

Elevated patio on the Chicago River with riverwalk views.

Wings for 75 cents each, every Thursday.

Marcus dreams of becoming a pastry chef here in Season 1. Try the maple bacon donut or a custom cake; small parking lot on-site.

All-day happy hour on Sundays.

Open-fire cooking, Next Group alum.

$2 beer and $4 cocktails, all day, every day.

Natural wine and craft beer selections at happy hour pricing

Croatian/Italian, great date night option.

$10 signature cocktails/wine at the bar plus upscale bites.

Modern steakhouse in River North.

Creative, polished, great for date night.

Dine-in $10 pizza special every Wednesday.

Late-night, budget-friendly Hong Kong-style duck and BBQ pork dishes.

New-wave Jewish deli near Mr. Beef, referenced as part of The Bear's real Chicago food landscape. Thick-cut pastrami, house pickles, monthly specials (Thanksgiving special is a fan favorite).

Gin bar with food, iconic Logan Square spot.

Refined American with Southern touches.

$1 wings all day Mondays.

Half-priced select oysters, $5-10 select drinks, and $15 mini lobster rolls.

Consistently rated among Chicago's best Thai spots for the price. Standouts: tom yum, larb, dragon noodles, and homemade coconut ice cream with fried banana. Closed Mondays.

Half-price pasta dishes + wine by the glass during happy hour

Panoramic skyline views from the John Hancock Center.

Korean BBQ lunch specials.

Views of river, lake, and Wrigley Clock Tower.

Ramen bowls + sake/Japanese whisky during happy hour

Fast-casual sibling of Au Cheval. Signature double cheeseburger, golden fries with garlic aioli, hand-dipped milkshakes. Draft beer & cocktail specials weekdays 3-5pm (all locations except Gold Coast).

Fast-casual sibling of Au Cheval. Signature double cheeseburger, golden fries with garlic aioli, hand-dipped milkshakes. Draft beer & cocktail specials weekdays 3-5pm (all locations except Gold Coast).

Fast-casual sibling of Au Cheval. Signature double cheeseburger, golden fries with garlic aioli, hand-dipped milkshakes. Draft beer & cocktail specials weekdays 3-5pm (all locations except Gold Coast).

Fast-casual sibling of Au Cheval. Signature double cheeseburger, golden fries with garlic aioli, hand-dipped milkshakes. Draft beer & cocktail specials weekdays 3-5pm (all locations except Gold Coast).

Fast-casual sibling of Au Cheval. Signature double cheeseburger, golden fries with garlic aioli, hand-dipped milkshakes. Draft beer & cocktail specials weekdays 3-5pm (all locations except Gold Coast).

Fast-casual sibling of Au Cheval. Signature double cheeseburger, golden fries with garlic aioli, hand-dipped milkshakes. Draft beer & cocktail specials weekdays 3-5pm (all locations except Gold Coast).

Fast-casual sibling of Au Cheval. Signature double cheeseburger, golden fries with garlic aioli, hand-dipped milkshakes. Draft beer & cocktail specials weekdays 3-5pm (all locations except Gold Coast).

Fast-casual sibling of Au Cheval. Signature double cheeseburger, golden fries with garlic aioli, hand-dipped milkshakes. Draft beer & cocktail specials weekdays 3-5pm (all locations except Gold Coast).

Fast-casual sibling of Au Cheval. Signature double cheeseburger, golden fries with garlic aioli, hand-dipped milkshakes. Draft beer & cocktail specials weekdays 3-5pm (all locations except Gold Coast).

BBQ excellence in Bronzeville.

Live music paired with a bloody mary bar and pulled pork platter specials.

One of the city's most decorated BBQ spots (past Michelin Bib Gourmand mentions). The brisket and brisket chili draw the most praise; choose your fat content and sauce heat to taste.

Half-price glasses of wine across their curated menu all night.

BBQ with real cred, roots in Avondale.

Creole/soul food, celebrity favorite.

Top-tier Neapolitan pizza destination.

$8 craft beer, $5-10 snacks, $12 chicken sandwich combo.

Steakhouse option without going downtown.

Ramen bowls + Japanese beer at happy hour pricing

Budget-friendly falafel sandwich available daily, popular weekend cheap-eat.

Beloved for its Peking duck dinner; a longtime Uptown institution.

$6 bar bites, $6 sushi handrolls, $8-12 cocktails.

One of the last true drive-ins in the country; order from your car via speaker box. Comes with a pickled green tomato wedge. Homemade crinkle-cut fries.

Creative Indian-American mashups with weekday snack features.

$6 maki rolls and cocktails served in soda cans, every day.

Premium cuts in Fulton Market.

$1 tacos, any style, all locations.

$5 classic margaritas and $5 nachitos.

$6 beer, $10 cocktails/wine, $8-15 snacks.

Fun group tapas destination.

Standout tacos, Bib Gourmand recognized.

Bottomless drink packages starting at $17/person with purchase of a main plate or taco platter; live DJ

Sunday-only $12 dinner specials at this Andersonville bakery-cafe.

Sunday happy hour offerings.

Modern Wing of the Art Institute, Millennium Park views.

Hidden-feeling steakhouse in Evanston.

German comfort food institution in the Loop.

Pub food, Guinness, and a casual hang.

$8 house cocktails and $5 select drafts.

Iconic jazz lounge where Al Capone's favorite booth still stands.

Rooftop of Hotel Lincoln with Lincoln Park and skyline views.

Late-afternoon craft beer and tavern biscuit specials from the popup kitchen.

One of the city's most famous burgers, below Smyth.

A unique, iconic Chicago ice cream institution on the South Side.

Rotating craft cocktail and beer specials

$6.75 All-You-Can-Eat Fish & Chips

Rotating seasonal cocktails at happy hour pricing (call for current specials)

Elegant dining in Macy's on State Street since 1907.

Family-style supper club menu for $32/person; kids under 9 eat free.

Char-dogs served with a side of legendary mutual verbal abuse.

$35 endless sushi and bottomless Tokio Skillet Nachos (whole table must participate).

Half Rack House Smoked Ribs for $10

Bayless's upscale Mexican tasting menu.

Fresh pasta destination in Bucktown.

Exclusive Monday-only Lasagna Verde, passed down from Chef Evan Funke's Italian mentors.

Artistic brunch hub featuring gluten-free and vegan breakfast specials.

A historic 1932 tavern known for ribs; Frank Sinatra's favorite hangout.

One complimentary kids' meal with the purchase of any adult entree.

Popular mid-to-high-priced Mexican option.

A go-to spot for traditional Filipino breakfast and silog combos.

Detroit-style pizza destination.

$2 oysters, $2 shrimp cocktail, $5 cava.

Neighborhood burger and tavern happy hour.

Historic Hyde Park cafeteria with murals.

$1 oysters during happy hour.

A Schaumburg institution known for its chicken fingers.

Southern soul food destination.

Tavern-style pizza landmark.

$1 oysters, $2 limoncello shots, $3 off flatbreads.

Ron Swanson-themed brunch house with massive Saturday morning pancake and skillet deals.

All You Can Eat Fish Fry for $6.95

Classic Chicago steakhouse chain. During Chicago Restaurant Week, a $30 two-course lunch has been offered; dedicated gluten-free menu including GF bread and dessert. Ask about seasonal happy hour at the bar.

40% Off Boneless & Traditional Wings (ranch/bleu cheese extra, excludes 3rd-party delivery)

Wingstop's recurring national deal: individual boneless wings for $0.70 each (not combo pricing), Mondays and Tuesdays, order via app/website/in-store. 10 wings runs about $7.

Successor to the beloved (closed) Seven Treasures in Chinatown — inherited its legendary '554' dish (BBQ pork and fried egg over rice with ginger sauce). Shrimp wonton noodle soup is the signature order.

Easy beer and app deals, good for groups.

Modern Mexican in Logan Square.