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Ambria
Ambria is across the street from beautiful Lincoln Park. It has maintained its reputation as one of Chicago’s top rated restaurants for many years. The menu offers many choices. Try the traditional entrees or degustation menu, or, for more variety, choose "For Two to Share". Fresh flowers, a warm and elegant interior along with a delicious array of food create a very enjoyable experience that makes any occasion special. |
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Bistro 110
Just steps from the Magnificent Mile, Bistro 110 is a legendary Chicago favorite that lures locals, visitors (and oftentimes celebrities) with its chic style and neighborhood charm. Our fashionable, friendly atmosphere buzzes with the energy and flair of an authentic French bistro as it has been for the past 20 years. Accented with gleaming copper and contemporary murals by renowned artists, it’s a fantastic place for casual meals or special occasions. |
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Bistro Margot
Old Town is one of Chicago’s most eclectic areas. So much that is vibrant about the city can be found in this cosmopolitan neighborhood. There are saloons, rib joints, great steak places, sensational pizza parlors and – Bistro Margot - the spot for all Francophiles. If you are not familiar with French cuisine, this is the place to learn from a more-than-friendly staff that delights in telling you how each meal is prepared. |
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Cafe Absinthe
Since its opening in 1994, Cafe Absinthe has garnered critical acclaim for it's innovative New American Cuisine. With the use of the finest available ingredients and attention to detail, and an extensive wine list, Cafe Absinthe is a Bucktown treasure. |
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Cafe Bernard
Café Bernard is an authentic country French Bistro located in the heart of Chicago's lively Lincoln Park. Chef and owner Bernard LeCoq opened Café Bernard in 1972. For more than 30 years he has been serving his favorite dishes of his native French homeland such as French Onion Soup, Cassoulet Toulousain, and Bouillabaisse |
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Cafe des Architectes
Contemporary cuisine rooted in French culture showcasing products from Midwestern farmers at Cafe des Architectes. The restaurant is located in the fashionable Gold Coast neighborhood. It is a modern restaurant with dramatic appointments created by interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon. |
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Carlos Restaurant
Carlos' has distinguished itself as one of only a handful of top-rated restaurants in the Chicago area. Of all our culinary achievements in our years on the Chicago food scene, I think the most important thing we've done is figure out how to make you feel comfortable in the world of top-quality food and wine.
The way we look at it, if we make you feel comfortable in the restaurant, you'll also feel comfortable making our recipes at home. That's why everything we do is intended to enhance your comfort and enjoyment. We must be succeeding: a recent survey by the Zagat Guide reports that Carlos' is considered Chicago's most popular restaurant. |
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Charlie Trotter's
One of Chicago's 2007 AAA Five Diamond Rated - Restaurants
Charlie Trotter 's is regarded as one of the finest restaurants in the world. For 20 years, the restaurant has dedicated itself to excellence in the culinary arts. Never willing to rest on its laurels, Charlie Trotter's Restaurant is innovative and progressive in the world of food and wine and has been instrumental in establishing new standards for fine dining. |
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Chez Colette
Located in the Sofitel Chicago O'Hare, this casual brasserie serves up French fare such as foie gras with vegetable confit and homemade brioche, and an asparagus and brie tart with chervil butter sauce. |
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Coq d'Or
This is the classic restaurant and cocktail lounge where, as one writer put it, "the two martini lunch is alive and well." Soft lighting, whispered conversations drift up from booths upholstered in luxuriant red leather. Long stemmed martini glasses dot the bar. This is a sophisticated room where women can still be seen in black satin cocktail dresses and the power lunch is replete with gentlemen wearing diamond studs in their French cuffs. |
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