Chicago Hot Spots

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Festival Hot Spots

Keep the Festival going with Hot Spots! Check out the best restaurants around the city and follow us on Instagram to get the scoop on where we’re gathering each night.

Hot Spot: D4 Irish Pub

D4 Irish Pub & Cafe
345 E. Ohio St.
American

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Farm Bar Chicago
1300 W Wellington Ave.
American

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La Scarola
721 W. Grand Ave.
Italian

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Lirica
900 E Grand Ave
Latin & Iberian

Hot Spot: Niu B

Niu B
888 S. Michigan Ave.
Sushi & Noodles

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Niu Sushi
332 E. Illinois St.
Sushi

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Shang Noodles
215 E Grand Ave. and
1101 S Wabash Ave.
Chinese

Hot Spot: Yoshi's Cafe

Yoshi’s Cafe
3257 N. Halsted St.
Japanese/American

Hot Spot Map

25 Degrees
736 N. Clark St.
American

the Albert
228 E. Ontario St.
New American

Aster Hall
900 N. Michigan Ave,
5th & 6th Fl.
Global

Chop Shop
2033 W. North Ave.
American

D4 Irish Pub & Cafe
345 E. Ohio St.
American

Dollop
345 E. Ohio St.
Coffee Shop

Eataly Chicago
43 E. Ohio St.
Italian

ETA Restaurant + Bar
455 N. Park Dr.
American

Farmhouse Chicago
228 W. Chicago Ave.
American

The Gage
24 S. Michigan Ave.
American

Kamehachi
1531 N. Wells St.
Sushi

La Scarola
721 W. Grand Ave.
Italian

Little Goat Diner
820 W. Randolph St.
American

Lucky Strike
322 E. Illinois St.
American

LUXBAR
18 E. Bellevue Pl.
American

Marchesa
535 N. Wells St.
European

Niu Sushi
332 E. Illinois St.
Sushi

Niu B
888 S. Michigan Ave.
Sushi & Noodles

Robert’s Pizza and Dough Company
465 N. McClurg Ct.
Italian

TAO Chicago
632 N. Dearborn St.
Pan-Asian

Toni Patisserie & Cafe
65 E. Washington St.
French

Tortoise Supper Club
350 N. State St.
American

Travelle at the Langham
330 N. Wabash Ave.
American

Yoshi’s Cafe
3257 N. Halsted St.
Global

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