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    Chapel Street

    4.0 (94 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    CHAPEL STREET ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Mayuri A.

    I didn't even know this cafe existed as it tucked away in a corner. They have a lot of seating and decent food and coffee options. We got the falafel bowl, chicken sandwich and couple other food options and some lattes for the table. The service was fast, prices were reasonable and the portion sizes were decent too.

    Vanilla latte
    Yasmine H.

    Really delicious breakfast, coffee, and pastries! Getting a table on a weekend morning can take a long time, but eventually we opted to sit at the bar and we got to order very quickly. The food came out really fast too! I absolutely loved my latte and the classic breakfast was perfect and filling. I got their fruit danishes to-go and those were also fantastic. Our server Izzy was the best!

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    Rahima J.

    I have come here to try the cafe twice and it's not my vibe. With the prices they have, you would assume that the coffee or options would be a little bit better. I need to come back and try the food here to give it a higher rating but the quality and prices of the drinks were not a fit for my taste.

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    Gretchen D.

    The food was pretty good; the service not so much. Ordering a cocktail, we asked the server to make sure there was ony one ice cube; it came filled with ice. Service was slow despite it not being very full. We told her several times we had tickets to a 7 p.m. show. It still took about 30 minutes for dinner to arrive and wehad to rush through the meal. The food was fin, the service not so much.

    Dave H.

    Great for any meal breakfast, lunch or dinner modern American fare with full bar and large selection of spirits and beers. Super friendly service and nice breakfast menu. Attached to Hilton hotel. Great for coffee and a pastry too! Or happy hour!

    Jason S.

    Finally made it to Chapel Street, the Australian-style café I've been meaning to check out for a while, mostly because Australian food isn't something you see every day. I stopped in during a workday lunch while doing some Christmas shopping, and it was pretty empty, which made it easy to grab a seat at the bar. The bartender was super chill and took the time to walk me through the menu and explain the special. I ended up going with the Australian-style Chicken Parm, which came with a free beer. For under $30 total after tip, felt like an awesome deal. The Chicken Parm portion was huge and really good, and it came with fries and a side salad. Everything hit--fries were great, beer was great, salad was solid, and the service was excellent. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely come back, especially for more of a dinner sit-down vibe rather than just a solo lunch at the bar. Definitely worth checking out if you're curious about Chapel Street.

    Mocha
    Anna B.

    This is probably my favorite restaurant of 2025 of new places I've tried and it's almost the end of the year which is crazy!!!! Phenomenal food! TENS ACROSS THE BOARD! Staff was friendly! I had an amazing recommendation from (Tracy) I believe was his name not sure if I spelled it right. However the smash burger he recommended was indeed the best burger I've ever had! I also tried a mocha because they roast their coffee on goose island which is right in Chicago! Very delicious and unique, it was a perfect cup of coffee. Not too heavy which I like! When I come back I look forward to the friendly staff and more dishes to try as well as the coffee! Atmosphere was also very peaceful and cozy! Beautiful restaurant and amazing food!

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    Trinh T.

    Chapel Street is a charming, quaint restaurant connected to the Hilton Magnificent Mile Suites. I stopped in for a latte and a pastry and had a very nice experience. My Overall Rating - 3 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Food) Atmosphere - Chapel Street is warm and welcoming. It's connected to the Hilton's bar, but it functions as its own restaurant. There are tables and bench seating, and it has modern décor. My Chapel Street's main attraction is the open kitchen. You can watch the expert team whip up your breakfast while you wait. 1 Star. Service - In my early Monday morning visit, Chapel Street hand a single server for a handful of customers, but there were no delays at all. Service was great and I had no issues. Heads up - they automatically add a 20% service charge to your bill. I think this is the "hotel tax". Good thing the service was great. 1 Star. Food - Full disclosure - I paid Chapel Street a visit for coffee because the coffee in my hotel room was NOT good. Good thing the latte I ordered was good. It was nice a smooth and even had some nice latte art. I paired it with a Kouign-Amann. The pastries are not made in house, because it was a bit cold (like it came from a fridge). However, it was delicious, flaky, and had the signature caramel flavor that paired perfectly with my latte. There's much more on the menu but for me, it was coffee and a pastry. 1 Star. Will I Return? - Probably not. I came here searching for good coffee in my hotel, while my visit was positive, it's only a one-time thing. I'm sure I can find similar or better options within a few blocks. No Star.

    Shania W.

    Chapel Street Cafe is conveniently located near my school, so I decided to finally check them out. They weren't very busy when I came on a Thursday afternoon, and the wait staff was very friendly. Unfortunately, their barista was not in, so I was not able to order any of their special seasonal drinks. I ordered a matcha latte and croissant. The cost was fairly standard (still overpriced but who isn't these days?), but the quality was pretty bad. The matcha just tasted like milk, and the croissant was incredibly dry. I ended up tossing out both after only a few sips / bites. The one plus is that I quite liked the ambiance. There was a lot of seating, and it seemed like it could be a good environment for studying. However, they're also a mix of waiter service and quick service, so it could be looked down upon--I'll have to assess if I choose to come back.

    Scramble on Toast
    Ria P.

    Loved the food, hated the service. Scrambled eggs on sourdough toast was perfect and I liked the breakfast potatoes. I also got their seasonal cardamom nut latte and they definitely have the ability to just do a cardamom latte without all the berries and nut flavorings, but they said they couldn't. The waiter also told me that the berry dust on top was just dust with no flavor when I asked to not have it on my latte and I said okay sure, but it had such a strong berry taste. Anyways my guy was just not having it. Also, for some reason we got our food after a bit and no coffees or drinks until we asked after we had gotten our food and then they made our drinks. tldr: service is a 1/5, food and drinks are a 4.5/5

    Rea O.

    Chapel Street Café & Restaurant, located inside the Hilton Hotel Chicago Magnificent Mile on Delaware Street, is an absolute gem. The space offers both indoor and outdoor seating, and each option provides a delightful experience--charming, relaxed, and welcoming. The service was wonderful. Our server, Nelson, took excellent care of us, and the rest of the team was equally attentive and friendly. They made sure our evening was seamless and truly enjoyable. The food was outstanding. My husband ordered his favorite--Bolognese spaghetti--and was beyond happy with it. I chose the truffle mushroom risotto, which was rich, flavorful, and generously portioned (so much so that I was able to share some with him, much to his delight). To top it off, I enjoyed a pot of Jasmine tea that tasted like flowers--absolutely perfect for me. Chapel Street offers something for everyone, whether you're stopping in for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Their schedule makes it easy: * Breakfast: 7:00 AM - 1:30 PM * Lunch: 10:00 AM - 11:30 PM * Dinner: 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM * Happy Hour: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM * Bar: open until 11:00 PM This spot is a wonderful choice for a casual meal, a date night, or simply enjoying a well-made dish in a lovely atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

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    Will K.

    First off, if you're looking for amazing coffee prepared with the love and detail of an Australian Cafe, this is your spot. I'm only reviewing the coffee bar, not the restaurant/cafe side. I had no idea this was attached to the Magnificent Mile Hilton! I got one of the new fall seasonal drinks called "Frankly My Dear I Don't Give An Autumn." It's an Iced Espresso Tonic with Lime. It was stupendous! Perfectly tart with a slight sweetness. I'm usually a black coffee guy, but sometimes I can get taken out of my shell! My partner got a Flat White. It was stunning. The only other Flat White in the US I've had that compares with this one is at a NYC Australian Cafe called Little Collins. We tried a Kouign Amann as well. It was ok, I'd skip it next time.

    Cosmo Martini
    Joneice B.

    Nice restaurant/bar near water tower. We came on a Friday evening to enjoy happy hour before dinner reservation at a nearby steakhouse. We wanted to try this happy hour out as it is on one of our apps that we like to use that offer 20% back when you use the app On this occasion, the bar wasn't it too crowded, but we were able to get a seat right at the bar and that was enjoyable. They had nice music playing the TV was really clear and not to overlord in general for the whole establishment. For happy hour, we got popcorn chicken, which was really good. We also tried the spinach artichoke dip. The dip it itself was OK, but it didn't seem like it was thoroughly warm in the middle, but the chips were really good and the flavor was basic. For drinks we did try a couple of different drinks. I'm mostly stuck to the happy hour red wine on this occasion it was an Australian red wine. My husband tried a couple different cocktails. He started with the hot and toddy which is not on the happy hour, but he enjoyed it as it warmed him up. Then he moved over to the espresso martinis that were on the happy hour, and those were very tasty. I will say that they make the espresso fresh right in front of you which makes for a really good espresso martini. I also tried the Cosmo and there wasn't anything too special about that, but it was well balanced, and I did like the tangy flavors that you got from the lemon. Overall, a solid happy hour venue if in the area we would entertain coming here again. Because it's an Australian restaurant they had some really interesting things on their dinner dining menu. To include kangaroo burgers. So that's something to look out for I will also note that they had a pretty good bakery pastry section, so it will be interesting to see what other people thought of actually dining in the restaurant.

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    The best Detroit style pizza is found in Chicago!!! The sausage was to die for! The cold Guinness complemented the food. Cheers!

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    The food is excellent and the service is friendly. The vibe is very relaxed. Not loud at all.

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    Amazing food ! Great casual, fun but slightly upscale vibe. Pumpkin took great care of us. Highly recommend for dinner and breakfast!

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    Theory - Chicken Parmesan Egg Rolls

    Theory

    4.1(991 reviews)
    0.8 miNear North Side
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    Extremely great food! Very deceiving from the outside, but the turkey club and waffle fries were…read moretop notch! Smoked turkey on toast with lettuce and mayo! Fresh and tasty! The waffle fries are seasoned with crack I think. AMAZING! Oh, and the chicken parm eggrolls, perfect! Great service as well!

    Kari's Rating 8.5/10…read more TLDR: -Sports themed bar with many TVs -Interesting variety of appetizers -Bathrooms look like a prison Came in for drinks about 6:30pm on a Wednesday and it wasn't too crowded since it was a bit early. I think there were some kind of corporate happy hour happening in the back, but a friend and myself just came in for quick drinks. I usually don't drink on the weekdays, so I ended up just getting an iced tea and him a tequila soda, but because I don't drink, we decided to get an appetizer and we browsed the menu for a minute and ended up splitting the Parmesan chicken egg rolls. Truthfully, I really just wanted to see what that would entail because it seemed a little disgusting or maybe even some kind of high-food, but to my surprise, it was actually a really crispy skinned pizza roll. I'm pretty sure it had been previously frozen, but in that moment- served with a side of marinara, I didn't really care. It was full of gooey melted mozzarella cheese and almost like a breaded chicken nugget center. Pretty decent as far as bar food goes. They also had crab rangoon to which I thought, "hmm are they doing a little too much?!" I'm sure drunk me would have gotten them years ago so what can ya do. Overall, quite a positive experience. The bartender was really sweet and everything wasn't super expensive. I've been in the neighborhood for such a long time, but I've actually never been here and I'm glad I came on a night that it wasn't chaotic.

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    Doc B's Restaurant + Bar

    4.3(1.1k reviews)
    0.2 miNear North Side
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    Stopped here while visiting Chicago. After sifting through Yelp, we found this place. Our friend,…read morewho is a local, mentioned that she'd been there once and it was pretty good. The first thing I noticed walking in was the ambiance. Nice decor with a city hotspot feel. We had a teen and tween with us and both found something on the menu. Most of us ordered bowls with sesame sauce which were delicious. We each ordered different meats with our bowls and no complaints. My son had a crispy chicken sandwich which he devoured and my daughter had a quesadilla which they prepared especially for her without any sauce. Everything was tasty. We had a problem with our order when my daughter found a small piece of plastic wrapper in her food. We told our waiter and he immediately informed management. The manager came over and offered a new plate but my daughter was fine having the current plate. So instead, she comped her meal and gave her a choice of dessert with a gigantic milk. Despite the minor glitch, this place deserves 5 stars for the way they handled this issue. We feel they went above and beyond to remedy the situation. If only all restaurant management were like this. If we are ever in Chicago again, we will be back.

    Y'all... oh my gosh I finally tried Doc B's Restaurant + Bar in the Gold Coast and BABYYYY... the…read morefood was AMAZING--and honestly, pretty affordable too I'm lowkey mad I didn't get pictures, but listen... it was so good I couldn't even pause to take one I ordered the Cajun chicken club sandwich with sweet potato fries, and let me tell you... those fries? 10/10. No notes. The sandwich had candied bacon on it with this perfect sweet flavor, and it normally comes with honey Dijon--but I don't do Dijon, so I swapped it for this garlic sauce ‍ And when I say that garlic tanginess mixed with the sweet candied bacon... whew. Chef's kiss. Absolute perfection. My boyfriend got the steak wok bowl with corn, broccoli, brown rice, and some other veggies--and I definitely stole a few bites It was SO good. Like... flavorful, fresh, just everything. The whole vibe? Perfect for a lunch date. The ambiance was cute, relaxed, and just right And I loved that they serve room temperature water (because ice? not my thing ‍) But let's talk about the real star--our waiter Eli He was AMAZING. Super personable, funny, and just a whole vibe. He had the cutest red cat-eye nails and burgundy hair accents--like, style on point He told us he manages both the Gold Coast and River North locations, so I'm definitely hoping we run into him again. And when me and my boyfriend were holding hands at the end, he goes, "Aww this is so cute. I'm not jealous though" we all cracked up. Just made the experience even better. Listen... 5 stars is not enough. It's just not. If you've been thinking about going--THIS IS YOUR SIGN. Go. I promise you won't regret it

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    4.3(1.2k reviews)
    0.6 miNear North Side
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    Travel is hell when you have celiac. I am sensitive to the parts per million level and one bad bite…read moreof food can keep me up all night, or send me to bed or the hotel bathroom for days. I will spare the details. I am not a gluten free trendy who has a pastry for desert; this is an issue that's followed me my whole life. Usually when trveling, I end up eating carrots, rotisserie chicken and coldcuts when my supply of hard boiled eggs runs out. Every now and then I hit the jackpot. I arrived in Chicago on a Thrusday afternoon in September and first thing, set out around the neighborhood to find a restaurant where I might be able to eat. All the usual kinds of places (naerly all of them corporate) were out of the discussion when I spotted Doc Bs at 55 E. Grand Ave. The exterior was low-key but for some reason I was drawn to it. I went in to check the place out. Usually this part of the discussion goes like a legal deposition. "What do you know, and how do you know it?" I asked for a menu; I was handed one and began to read carefully. Among other things, they offered a kind of rice bowl dish, a bit like hot poke (the Wok Out Bowl). It came with a diversity of sauces -- Curry, Sesame Teriyaki , Sweet & Spicy Thai, etc. I said, "Which of these sauces has no gluten?" "All of them," said someone named Cassandra, responding in a confident voice. She was the general manager. "Our company takes food sensitivity very seriously. We also have gluten free deep fryers." I pushed a little harder: Cassanda said she could account for every ingredient in every dish on the menu. Right away I was having a 1 in 1000 expeience. Even in the top tier of places aware of the gluten issue (which is no longer vogue), I am often saved by a server who has a clue what goes into the food. Cross-contamination is an issue; as is ignorance about product. Gluten-safe dining is usually based on a stripped down menu; and some places commit outright fraud by neglecting to mention known issues in the kitchen but still saying GF on the menu. My theory of keeping gluten out of restaurant food is **start with none, and add it only where you need it**, which is nearly in nothing. She said that's exactly what we do. My second theory of gluten free is **parity of experience**. That means that everyone at the table has an equivalent experience. The whole table does not enjoy sumptuous deserts while the GF person gets canned pears. At Doc B's I could eat anything on the menu, including French fries and chips and salsa (small, taken-for-granted pleasures by most diners). My third theory of gluten free dining is **no gluen free upcharge.** It's tacky, and adds insult to injury (especially when a GF bun or bread is subpar, as was NOT the case at Doc B's). Doc B's got 100% on all counts. That and the food was consistently excellent. I ate there seven times over five days trying many things (but having a lot of Wok Out bowls). I sent several people and brought four different friends, one of whom had such such extreme dietary restrictions he could usually order an apple. They accommodated him perfectly, with a positive attitude. And there you have it. This gets the highest possible rating from the Gluten Avenver -- seven stars. -- Eric F Coppolino

    Great experience all around! We arrived for lunch on a…read moreSaturday around 12:15p and didn't think to make reservations in advance. It was packed! Luckily the window high top bar-seats were available. Not great for catching up in conversation over a meal, but it was better than the a fast food place nearby. The food was great! We had the guacamole as an appetizer - if you don't like cilantro - you will want to avoid it. It was an interesting appetizer, as it came with sweet potato chips. Both were good...not sure it pairs well. (I saved the guacamole for my burger) I had the wedge burger, primarily for the egg. It was great! The burger was perfectly cooked as was the sunny side up egg. I ordered it with a side of fries. Perfectly cooked fries. They give huge portions. I was able to share with my friends. I ordered a cranberry and tonic for a beverage. It was great, however, they served it in a "bar" glass, so it was not a lot of liquid. I had to order two. I prefer pint glasses for non-alcohol beverages. Tasted great, just needed more. Prices are reasonable for a city restaurant. Without tip for 4 adults, 4 entrees and 1 appetizer and soda-water beverages. It came to about $130. Parking...If you can walk or take a ride share. It's the city and parking options aren't great.

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