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    4.0 (883 reviews)
    Closed 6:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Moderate noise
    Upscale
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Prawns
    Dominique C.

    I came here because it was recommended as one of the best deals for restaurant week. I do not think it was worth it but I am glad I went during restaurant week because I would have been outraged if I had paid full price for the meal that I had. It did come with 4 courses but they were all pretty small. I started with the pork belly and while it was good there were only 2 very small pieces of it. I then had the beef soup but it was not a soup. It was a consumme. That is what the menu should have said. It was very misleading and disappointing as a soup. It was also in my opinion served in the wrong type of bowl. The bowl was very shallow so it was hard to actually spoon up the broth. For the main course my friend and I split the fish and the prawns. The fish was boring. It tasted like a pretty bland ,fish and rice with the fish skin being okay. The prawns were good but again very small portion. Only 2 prawns on the plate. The desert was pretty good but you could tell that the cake on it had been in a freezer and they hadn't let it get fully to room temp before it was served. The service was fine but not what I expected from a fine dining experience. They didnt even explain the food when they brought it out. I would say the best thing about the place was the view which was a pretty nice view of the Chicago downtown area.

    Nomi Benedict
    Ves S.

    A little pricey but tasty and good views of the water tower. We were seated quickly and got our coffee right away. I got the nomi benedict. It was a bit salty to my taste but I noticed many things were salty on this trip so could be a Chicago thing. The accompanying potatoes were great.

    Exterior
    John E.

    You can find NoMI in the Park Hyatt Chicago building, 800 N Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60611 - I believe this area is called "Near North Side." I'm unclear on the parking situation as I walked to NoMI from my hotel on Magnificent Mile. Walking up to the building you wouldn't know the restaurant is there unless you look up a few floors to see the sign under a protruding glassed balcony. You enter the elevator to get to the restaurant. The interior is nice, contemporary with interesting fixtures and a lot of warmth - I was seated with a group in a private space that's normally sectioned off with a dark curtain. I attended as part of a conference so the choices were limited except for entree choices. This is what I had and my thoughts on each: * Citrus Grilled Shrimp with creamy polenta - the shrimp was perfectly cooked with a hint of spice that offset the very creamy polenta nicely (this latter had more the consistency of mashed potato than your typical course ground grits). * Baby Kale and Tender Lettuces - baby kale, tender lettuces, shaved fennel, honey crisp apple, candied pecans, dried cranberries, lemon maple dressing. - I liked this salad quite a bit but it was very heavy in frisee which I found a bit off-putting. The overall composition was well balanced overall if perhaps overly-bristly in texture. * Wagyu Strip Loin with grilled asparagus, pommes puree, cafe de paris butter - i ordered this medium rare and it was perfectly provided and really delicious. * Deconstructed Strawberry Shortcake - the dessert, which I had high hopes for after the wonderful lead up to, was disappointing. The texture of the main component was just weird, having the rubbery consistency of gummy bear. The flavors worked well and it was quite beautiful, but very off-putting. I think it's the first time I haven't finished a dessert. The service was overall exceptional - there were several in our section who received the wrong steak (ordered the strip and received a filet) but this was very quickly resolved. I was also able to get in a few classes of a pinot that was requested.

    Coffee
    Juveriya M.

    We made the mistake of reserving NoMI for the weekend and didn't realize it's only brunch for the restaurant week menu, not lunch. I was looking forward to the barramundi, alas for next time! Even though it was a gloomy day, the view was spectacular. Our coffee was served cold and we were given hot coffee when we asked for it to be replaced. Hot coffee is a must when it's Chicago cold. The sunrise flatbread was good but needed a little kick to it. The longanisa breakfast sandwich was spectacular and we got veggie sausage as a replacement. The cereal tres leches was great and on the less sweet side. The service was gracious and I can't wait to try it again for restaurant week next year.

    Alexis S.

    The brunch was bustling and I understood why. Not only was the food delicious, but the servers were very attentive and the view of the city was wonderful. My scramble was simple, but tasty. My fiancé's ube pancakes stole the show.

    Kids Menu
    Lara T.

    NoMI is a beautiful restaurant with amazing high-rise views! We also enjoyed watching the action in the open kitchen. I visited during restaurant week with my husband and twin toddlers and received excellent service. I loved my entrees: the crudo, roasted squash salad, hiramasa, and lemon almond torte were all delicious. My husband's spiced beef soup and pork loin were just okay for him, though. The kids devoured their heirloom tomato soup with grilled cheese, and even the chicken tenders got a thumbs-up from my husband. Big thanks to NoMI for being so welcoming to our family; it made for a wonderful outing!

    Restaurant Week Brunch Menu
    Erin C.

    Nomi is on the seventh floor and it is beautiful. We seated against the window and were able to look out facing east. Our server, I forgot his name, but he was very attentive and kind. I had the restaurant week menu which included. Cauliflower tempura, the Nomi burger and a Tres leches cake. I also had a glass of Sauvignon Blanc. The meal was delicious. Everything was prepared quickly and it was fresh. I went to the restroom and it was clean however, it pains me to say that one of their young hostess staff members went into the stall and came out, but didn't wash her hands. Outside of that the rest of the experience was really nice.

    Olivia G.

    honestly, the food was really good but we did wait a solid 2 hours to order. our server, jessica, barely came to our table and was not helpful at all. the service was very bad, especially for this to be an "exclusive" restaurant

    Lobster Roll with side salad
    Andre W.

    Lovely joint with a nice view on the 7th floor of the Park Hyatt Hotel. Always a good meal and good service here. There is a lovely patio for those warm days. I've only been on weekdays and its a bit easier to get in without a reservation or being a hotel guest. Im sure Fri-Sun is a different story. FYI, you can reserve via Open Table. The lobster roll here has me in a chokehold as its pretty good and comes with fries...you can substitute with truffle fries also. The Hamachi sushi roll is good as well. NoMi Old Fashioned is always on point and the salted caramel espresso martini is a good choice. Sitting outside on the garden patio is always awesome as they sometimes have events and/or you can just chill with friends at the bar or at a table. Shout out to the awesome Gus that works the outdoor bar. Thanks for introducing me to the Sobremesa. Great, smooth jalapeno infused tequila cocktail that includes coconut, lime and strawberry...looks and tastes good! Part & Parcel is good as well. Ketel One and St Germain cocktail that does the trick. There is a brunch that I have yet to try but in due time it will happen lol! Great spot for the coming summertime!

    Chicken breast.
    Eda X.

    Stopped by here for a birthday dinner. The hostess was extremely gracious, but may have missed to tell the waiter. Nevertheless, it would have been nice to have candle or mentioning of "Happy Birthday". We very much enjoyed the bread service, bone marrow, pear salad, black forest chocolate cake and coconut tres leches. The pork loin was a bit too touch and the halibut were both misses unfortunately. I would still come again to try their trumpet mushroom dish. Their views of the Water Tower and surrounding Streeterville is simply unbeatable.

    Great coffee, great view.
    Peg P.

    If you're looking for a special occasion breakfast, this is the place. We thought we were going just for the unique view, overlooking the water tower on Michigan Avenue. We were not expecting the breakfast food to be fantastic. The smoked salmon bagel was not just a crazy large amount of salmon, it was perfectly smoked, and the richness was balanced beautifully by the salty capers and salmon roe. Nicely dressed greens accompanying it. Not too much cream cheese on the bagel to make it overwhelming either. The breakfast sandwich was artfully assembled and super tasty with gruyere cheese. Potatoes came with it, and they were *amazing.* Service was so friendly and attentive.From the hostess to the server to the bussers, everyone was a delight. Timely coffee refills and a thoughtful offer of coffee to go. The decor was comfortable and beautiful. And the view was exactly what you hope for when you go to a place with floor to ceiling windows looking out over Michigan Avenue. Importantly, the women's restroom at NoMi may be my new favorite women's restroom in Chicago. Beautifully appointed and beautifully clean. I could have spent half the day there. I didn't, but I could have. I don't think I've ever made reservations for breakfast before. But it was a good idea, particularly in order to request a window table. NoMi is in the Hyatt, and as a hotel restaurant, it may well fill up unexpectedly. Go ahead and make reservations to save yourself any anxiety.

    Yuliya M.

    Love the atmosphere. Great drinks! Amazing service. We got sushi and truffle fries. Sushi was simple, fresh but had great flavors. Fries were good too and i like that they were brought out with ketchup and mayo.

    Soroosh P.

    I was really impressed with the food quality and service as well as the view at Nomi for a weekend brunch. Sure breakfast can run you almost $200 without alcoholic drinks but you'll certainly leave satisfied. The steak and eggs, lobster roll and ube pancakes were all excellent. So was the waiters knowledge of the menu. The green juice was also very refreshing. If you like spicy be sure to ask for the salsa, it packs the heat in a nice, balanced smoky way. As someone who generally detests pancakes I was a little ambivalent about ordering them but these are the fluffiest, most satisfying pancakes I've had in the continental us. I was a little concerned the ube would be too overbearing however that was not the case. All in all I highly recommend and if it's open check out the patio.

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    Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab

    Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab

    4.4
    (3.3k reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$$$

    Crazy on a Monday night at 630 pm the place was packed!!…read more Classic Chicago steakhouse. It's lively and fun & the food is great! So is the service, excellent without being overbearing. We had a big party and most orders were a bit different. Everyone lived the apps, drinks and their dishes! Everyone was too stuffed to have desert. I had a perfectly cooked strip steak. It was delicious and the flavor was great! Shared a baked potato and the wonderful Mac & cheese. Mrs A liked it better than Swift and Sons - but that is still #1 for me - although it's in the west loop and not walkable if staying on MI Ave. Don't like the 3.5% for "rising" costs...seems like that has been around since COvID. I always catch it after I pay the bill...

    Joe's Seafood in Chicago has an unusual amount of personal history for me. It opened as a…read morepartnership between Miami Beach's iconic Joe's Stone Crab and Lettuce Entertain You, bringing South Florida to Grand and Rush. I first went when it was still a huge, buzzy Chicago spot, and one of my most memorable dinners came after my high school graduation in 2003. I even got a speeding ticket on Lake Shore Drive with my grandmother in the back seat on the way to dinner, which still makes me laugh. Chicago was an especially fun place for Joe's to arrive. Open outcry trading was still a force, and the wealth creation around it was wild: people who had dropped out of high school could become millionaires in their twenties, while math PhDs from the University of Chicago could make fortunes in the same ecosystem. It was a golden era for hustle culture, when commerce idolized Tony Montana in a way that today is more likely to idolize Jamie Dimon or David Solomon. Death Row and Bad Boy ruled the airwaves, while Michael, Shaq, Kobe, and Allen Iverson defined the NBA. Basketball was so dominant in Chicago culture during my coming of age that I still map other things, including restaurants, to NBA teams. Joe's felt like the Miami Heat coming to Chicago in much the same way Smith & Wollensky represented the New York Knicks: each brought a recognizable piece of its hometown culture into another major city. Joe's brought real South Florida sizzle to Chicago, and it landed at exactly the right moment. Going there felt like an occasion. Florida took longer for me to understand in full. My family has roots in the state going back decades, farther north along the Atlantic coast, and I didn't visit Miami until March 2007, when my sister started graduate school in Coral Gables. That trip began my love affair with Miami and helped me understand why the original Joe's was such an institution. A close family friend's father spent time around Miami in the 1960s and 1970s. He knew local fishermen who caught stone crabs, which gave me an appreciation for the older South Florida culture around the food, separate from Joe's own history. Another Joe's memory captures an entirely different moment. Looking through my OpenTable history, my July 31, 2008 reservation at Joe's in Chicago is the earliest reservation I can find at a restaurant that is still open today. I was 23, working at UBS, preparing to move to New York while the firm was already on fire from its mortgage losses, and Lehman would file for bankruptcy just weeks later. I was broke but wildly aspirational, dreaming about dinners at Balthazar, begging my way past the doors at Cain and Tenjune, hoping to drink for free, and trying to meet women comically far out of my league. Through all of those memories, the restaurant itself has been remarkably consistent. The stone crab claws are incredible, the seafood is excellent, and Joe's holds its own among Chicago's serious steakhouses. The room has traditionally felt a little more formal than Miami, with bow ties, polished service, and a darker old-school steakhouse rhythm, while still being genuinely welcoming. Finish with the key lime pie. Years later, my wife and I held our wedding reception at RPM Seafood, another Lettuce restaurant, then ate at the original Joe's during our honeymoon in Miami during COVID days later, which felt like a fitting circle back. In sheer range of venues, repeatability of quality and atmosphere, and consistency of hits, Lettuce is the gold standard in Chicago, with some of that same reach in Vegas and DC. I've been extraordinarily privileged in my exposure to hospitality, and I still repeatedly admire Rich Melman's model, taste, and execution, now carried forward by the next generation of the family. Joe's is a prime example: world-class, durable, unmistakably Chicago, and absolutely somewhere I want to return next time I'm in town with some dough to spend. While Joe's may not be French, this place still earns my highest marks: très bien!

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    Lowcountry South Loop

    Lowcountry South Loop

    3.9
    (493 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    I've never been a fan of the seafood boil dining thing, just too messy for me, but I must admit I…read moreenjoyed my visit and the food was really good. My daughter asked to come here so we came downtown on a Friday around 7:30pm and it was pretty crowded, but by it only being two of us our wait time was less than 10 minutes. Once seated you scan the QR code to look over the menu and once decided you go to one counter to place your food order and the bar to place your drink order, they then bring your food to the table and our food came pretty quick after ordering. Bib on, gloves on, time to dig in... My daughter ordered the bag with shrimp, crab legs, corn and potatoes and I ordered lobster tails, corn and potatoes and two lemonades (lemonades were delicious!) We ordered our food with the everythang sauce (which is a mix of all their sauces) and it was really good and really flavorful. Messy is to be expected but surprisingly the food mess was manageable and did not take away from my dining experience. The amount of crab legs in my bag to me did not justify $32 and if it wasn't for the potatoes and two corns I'm sure I would of still been hungry. Seafood boils are not a cheap experience neither, our meals with the two lemonades and no alcohol was $110, so definitely not an every weekend dining option, but leaving I did see on their info board that their shrimp, crab bags are $28 Monday - Thursday and they look to have a pretty good happy hour so this might be a reason for a quicker return. Overall my experience was pretty good.

    Have been wanting to try this place a while because I've passed it a lot. It's nice inside and is…read moreon par with other seafood boil restaurants. There on no waiters, you order at the register and they bring your food out to you. Both me and my wife got the crab cluster. I added sausage and the garlic noodles to mine. The crab was not fresh and the hot level seemed to be more than what I'm accustomed to. I got the 2nd level which I thought would be more mild, worth noting if you decided to get the hot spice level. The cornbread and the garlic noodles were decent but I couldn't really enjoy it because my mouth was burning. The strawberry lemonade was good. Overall, I wouldn't return due to the quality but I may have just caught them on a bad day and ordered the wrong spice level.

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    Ocean Prime

    Ocean Prime

    4.4
    (471 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$$$

    I visited this beautiful restaurant last week during a business trip. I've been back home for days…read morebut continue to think about this place. It was an extraordinary experience, from the impressive service to the phenomenal food. And the presentation?! Top tier. The stars of the dinner... * Mercedes the AMAZING! * calamari * shrimp cocktail * the bread basket (especially the pretzel sticks with the perfectly-whipped butter) * filet mignon Oscar style * hot & dirty martini * warm butter cake * ...and the smoothest coffee to end the evening I hope to return to Chicago again in the future, next time with my husband. If I do, I'll be sure to make a reservation here because I know it would impress him just as much.

    This place is beautiful and provides top-notch service. ...but I was a tad underwhelmed with my…read moremeal. The lobster roll was good, but it came with fries, and half of them were overcooked, so they tasted bad. I expected more for the price. We did end the night with their warm butter cake, which was absolutely delicious. So, so good. I seriously cannot overstate how delicious it was; go get one. (BTW, when they ask if you want to start with bread when you're seated, it's not complimentary. LOL! We found that out when we got the bill. We actually would've gone with the calamari had we known we were choosing an appetizer by saying "yes" to bread, but we got full on the bread and decided not to get an appetizer...only to find out that we *had* gotten an appetizer.)

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