Halal Restaurants in Chicago
The Chicago halal restaurant guide prioritizes records with stronger halal, source, and location signals. Unverified records remain clearly marked in the confidence card.
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Everest
This restaurant is one of the finest restaurants in the nation. It is located on the 40th floor of the Chicago Stock Exchange. The moment you enter this restaurant, you get transported back to an era of old-fashioned French aristocracy of the 1920’s. In contrast is the strikingly modern and impressive view of Chicago, courtesy the full-wall windows on the western side of the restaurant. Said to give the finest total dining experience, the restaurant also has a rather impressive wine list.
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Grand Café Lux
When the grandeur and luxury of European cafes blends with the practicalities and spirit of an all-American restaurant, what you get is the ultimate in fine dining experience. Café Grand Lux is an unusual eating place where global cuisine is served in elegant yet relaxed surroundings. Savor flavors from a wide and varied selection ranging from Thai, Malaysian and Caribbean, to classic American and European specialties. A hallmark of the Grand Lux experience is the on-site bakery where your chosen dessert whether it be Molten Chocolate Cake or warm Rustic apple pie, will be baked to order.
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Shanghai Terrace
This is an award winning restaurant where guests can enjoy a four, eight or fifteen course meal. It includes spas as well as guest rooms. Cuisine: Chinese Address: 108 East Superior Street (at North Michigan Avenue) Chicago, Illinois 60611 -2508, USA Phone: (312) 337 2888 Website: www.chicago.peninsula.com
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Signature Room
Located on the 95th floor of the John Hancock Tower, this restaurant gives guests a breathtaking view of the magnificent mile. It also includes extraordinary food and beverages.
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Alinea
Foodies will not want to miss this unique dining experience. Chef Grant Achatz has used gastronomy to create one of the world's best restaurants. Each meal consists of twenty fixed miniature courses, each with its own fanciful presentation. The Black Truffle Explosion is legendary. If you have the money -- it'll set you back around $200 per diner -- definitely check it out. Alinea pushes the limits of what food can be.
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Atwood Café
Located right in the heart of Chicago’s Central business District, this restaurant offers a cozy intimacy. Enjoy dining in the vibrant dining room with a view of the bustling Chicago streets. Cuisine: American – serves contemporary American “comfort foods.” Address: 1 W. Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois 60602 Phone: (312) 368-1900 Website:www.atwoodcafe.com
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Bon Apetito!
Cuisine: Italian Address: 2600 Navy Blvd Intersection of Patriot and Navy,Glenview, IL 60026 Phone: (847) 724-8400 www.bestitalianusa.com
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Bravo Cucina Italiana
In the heart of Glenview sits Bravo Cucina. A very spacious restaurant with a lot of seating. The high ceilings and well decorated walls give the feel of a Roman ruin. Classic Italian food is served here. Their signature dish, Pasta Bravo, comprises of rigatoni tossed with wood-grilled chicken and mushrooms in a roasted red pepper cream sauce.
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Catch 35
Known as one of Chicago’s premier seafood restaurants it has been given a perfect rating from Chicago’s top food critics and magazines. It has a deep range of seafood selections and an elegant and classy atmosphere. Its location close to the Theatre District is an added advantage.
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Petterino’s
Ideally located in the theatre district, just round the corner from the Ford theatre and adjacent to the Goodman theatre, it is hugely popular with theatre afficiandos looking for a good meal before the show. Dark wood booths create an old world look. With an elegant atmosphere and variety of dishes, what you have is a winner!
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Karyn's on Green
Karyn's on Green is the latest in a chain of restaurants opened by Karyn Calebrese, a leader in the vegan food community. Chicago is not known for its healthy cuisine, but this is a major exception. Though the vegan fare may be daunting to the uninitiated, the menu is unique and delicious.
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Shaw's Crab House
Being a thousand miles from the nearest ocean, Chicago is not necessarily known for its seafood, but Shaw's Crab House is one of the city's best seafood restaurants. There's a wide variety of fish available, plus an interesting sushi menu. The decor and atmosphere is ornate, a throwback to the Chicago of old. The service is decent, though nothing spectacular.
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Volare
Volare is a traditional Italian restaurant, one of Chicago's finest. There are a variety of pasta and meat dishes available, and the portions are generous. You're going to need a reservation to get in, as this is a popular restaurant. It can get pretty packed during peak hours, almost too much so. The tables are very close together. Don't let that turn you off, though, as this is definitely one of Chicago's best restaurants.
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Heaven on Seven
If it’s authentic Cajun flavor you’re looking for, then this is the place to be. Jalapeno cheddar corn muffins, crawfish egg rolls, Louisiana crab cakes, gumbo…sounds exotic? The whacky décor adds to the flavor of the place.
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Manny's Coffee Shop & Deli
A family style classic urban deli that specializes in home style deli sandwiches. It has been given top reviews by USA Today in addition to many other publications. Known for its great food and large portions, Manny’s Coffee Shop & Deli is sure to satisfy all cravings.
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Milk & Honey
A nice American gourmet sandwich and breakfast café located in the eclectic area of Wicker Park. It is also known for its long list of healthy and creative salads. Outdoor seating is arranged if weather permits.
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Penny’s Noodle Shop
If you want tasty, yet inexpensive food, head straight here. Packed with hip crowd each night, you might have to wait a while for a table-a sign of its popularity! Cuisine: Asian, Thai Address: 1130 Chicago Ave, Oak Park, IL 60302 Phone: (708) 660-1300 Website: www.pennysnoodleshopoakpark.com
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Hot Doug's
If you want to try what is in all likelihood the best hot dog in the world, come to Hot Doug's. The obscure location, down a back-alley in some lost corner of North Chicago, belies just how amazing these hot dogs (and just about any other sausage you can think of) are. There is an astonishing number of of offerings here, including one topped with foie gras. Each is named after a celebrity or athlete. If you're here on Friday and Saturday, be sure to try the delectable duck fat fries.
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Yolk
Yolk is the place to go in Chicago for breakfast. It serves traditional American diner food -- bacon and eggs, pancakes, sandwiches, etc. -- and does it better than most. The atmosphere and decor is trendy, but laid back. Be aware that the portions are huge. A great value.
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Sabil Restaurant
Cuisine: South Asian Telephone: 0017732833708 Address: 3031 West Belmont Drive, Chicago, IL 60618-5703
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Chicago's Pizza
Cuisine: American Phone: (773) 293-0100 5062 North Sheridan Chicago, IL 60640-3118 Halal authenticity: Owners are known Muslims
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Chopal Restaurant
Cuisine: Pakistani Phone: (773) 338-4080 2240-42 West Devon Avenue Chicago, Il 60659 Halal authenticity: Declaration by owners
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Flaming Wok 'n Grill
Cuisine: Indian Phone: (312) 274-0599 903 North Halsted Street Chicago, IL 60622-4221 Halal authenticity: Halal sign in window