How hungry are you Chicago? In its fifth incarnation, Chicago Restaurant Week is back to tackle our appetite for world-class cuisine in the Windy City.
Starting today through Sunday, February 26 you’ll be able to dine at a discount with prix fixe menus ranging from $22 for lunch and $33 – $44 for dinner. With over 200 participating eateries, the lineup is appealing to any palate whether you’re in the mood for big name players or reliably favorite restos.
Foodies don’t play around, so make sure you snag a remaining reservation before attempting a Restaurant Week walk-in.
If you were late to the table on Restaurant Week this year, start whetting your appetite for Chicago Chef Week. Next month, from March 18-23, nearly 50 chef-driven establishments will host another prix fixe offering. Lunch menus run $22 and 3-course dinners cost $39.
With so many good eats on the horizon, let’s hope it’s enough to keep Chicago sated until the official start of hot dog season on opening day.
For Further Exploration
Chicago Restaurant Week 2011
My Four Favorite Things: Restaurant Week Recap
Chicago Chef Week 2011
Jessica Mlinaric founded Urban Explorer in 2010 to inspire curious travelers by highlighting history, culture, and hidden gems in Chicago and beyond. She is the author of ‘Secret Chicago’ and ‘Chicago Scavenger.’ Jessica has visited 20+ countries and 30+ U.S. states. She has more than 16 years of experience as a marketing strategist and works as a freelance writer and photographer.
