Quick Fixe City Mouse lunch for here or to-go. $15 gets you a half-sandwich, cup of soup, half-salad and a really good, homemade cookie wrapped and ready.
I|O Godfrey, the year-round rooftop lounge at The Godfrey Hotel Chicago, offers sweeping city views from its River North perch. Thanks to the space’s retractable glass roof, guests can enjoy rooftop sights no matter the weather. I|O Godfrey’s menu showcases globally inspired shareable plates, sushi, and craft cocktails made in the kitchen by mixology-trained chefs. Refreshing summer sippers at I|O Godfrey include the Dragon Berry Mojito made with rum, mint granita, housemade lime soda, dragon fruit, and vanilla. New to the menu, guests now have the option of adding CBD oil to any of I|O Godfrey’s bar cocktails or mocktails.
Happy hour at I|O Godfrey features half-off select bites and discounted wine and cocktails Monday-Friday.
Take the rooftop restaurant and bar experience to the next level at Streeterville Social, Chicago’s go-to rooftop terrace. Gourmet grub, crafty cocktails, and a celebration of all-things summer make this the place to eat, drink and get social in Chicago. This sun-soaked urban escape has everything for laid-back days, happier happy hours, and picture-perfect nights. The Bistro is open daily and serves gourmet summer fare alongside refreshing cocktails with unique city views. The Bistro provides a relaxed environment and offers tables for dining as well as lounge seating for drinks and snacks, all surrounded by the downtown Chicago skyline.
#WeDrinkPink Wednesdays – $6 Featured Rosé by the Glass, $25 Featured Rosé Bottles
Dining and Drinking Top 5: May 2022 The weather is encouraging us to go out and have fun, even with the enduring specter of the plague hanging over our heads. To be on the safe side, check websites for these events.
Dining and Drinking Top 5 of 2021 I like street food, but I also like eating high-end, white tablecloth dinners. I guess I just like eating.
Dining & Drinking Top 5: January 2023 January is traditionally the month for recovering from weeks of rollicking good times and feasting…but that doesn’t mean the good times—or the feasting—must end. Sure, you may have resolved to maybe modify your food and alcohol intake, but there are many amusements this month... and many involve eating and drinking.
Dining and Drinking Top 5: July 2020 Though July festivals and other events in Chicago have been cancelled, here are some worthy and (mostly) Chicago-centric food-related podcasts to keep you going.
Dining & Drinking Top 5: October 2022 Sometimes it seems we’re living in a very fearful place, so why not take both a breather and trip to one of the following Chicago food/drink events in October. Maybe, if just for a moment, you’ll feel some respite from what seems impending doom.
