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    Broken Shaker at Freehand Chicago - Al pastor chicken tacos

    Broken Shaker at Freehand Chicago

    4.0(471 reviews)
    1.4 miNear North Side
    $$

    Broken Shaker is listed as a speakeasy on Yelp, but it's not quite out of sight. Tucked in the back…read moreof a hotel lobby, it's easy to miss--but once inside, it's clear this is far from your typical hotel bar. The vibe is funky, with cool music, eclectic decor, and a relaxed, artsy atmosphere that feels like a tucked-away local favorite. We tried three cocktails--the Gracing the Lily, the Count of Monte Carlo, and the Glorious Bastard--and all were beautifully made and delicious. Creative, balanced, and visually stunning. The kind of drinks you remember. A huge part of what made our experience special was Butch, our bartender. He not only crafted great drinks but also brought the kind of warmth and hospitality that made us feel instantly welcome. He took our order at the table and felt more like a long-lost friend than just a bartender. His presence genuinely elevated the whole night. This place has all the marks of a hidden gem, and if we're ever back in Chicago, we'll definitely be stopping by again.

    I was really disappointed by my experience with Selma at Broken Shaker. Throughout my visit, she…read moreloudly talked about how much she hated her job, hated dealing with people, and couldn't stand being there--all within earshot of guests. Hearing that as a customer made the experience feel uncomfortable and unwelcoming. Everyone has difficult days, but when you work in hospitality, professionalism matters. If you're unhappy, it shouldn't become part of your guests' experience. The drinks were fine, but the attitude overshadowed them. Considering you've only been bartending for about five months, I hope you recognize that many people would appreciate the opportunity to work in a position where great service can also lead to great tips. A positive attitude goes a long way in this industry, and treating guests with respect is a big part of the job.

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    Broken Shaker at Freehand Chicago
    Broken Shaker at Freehand Chicago

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    Bar Sótano

    Bar Sótano

    4.0(174 reviews)
    1.3 miNear North Side
    $$$

    We're so happy we came here after not wanting to wait over an hour for tables elsewhere because the…read morefood and drinks here were so good. At 9pm there was no wait for a table or bar seating. This was our second time here after over a year but we didn't really get food the last time. It's a speakeasy located down an alleyway behind Frontera Grill and Xoco, or you can walk through Frontera Grill and get to the entrance through there. They'll give you a massive "bible" and it's basically a dictionary of all the liquors they have. Every one of them comes from Mexico. We sat at the bar and our bartender was really friendly. To drink, we chose two off the featured cocktail menu. They were doing a tomatillo theme. We ordered the Roasted Tomatillo Jam Sour and Tomatillo-Serrano Herbal Margarita. My favorite was the margarita because it was a little savory. I also got the milk punch which was so good! Probably one of the best I've had. To eat, we ordered the fire fried chicken, late night smash burger, and side of yucca fries. Everything was delicious. The burger is definitely a hidden gem! It was amazing. And the chicken was fried perfectly crispy. For dessert, we got both options: the chocolate strawberry sundae and the coconut tres leches. Both were great and I had difficultly choosing my favorite!

    We absolutely loved trying this place. It felt incredibly exclusive, almost like a hidden gem…read moretucked away from everything else. From the moment we walked in to the moment we left, the service was exceptional, attentive, welcoming, and seamless. The drinks were amazing, and every dish we had was truly exquisite. Calling it Michelin-star quality almost feels like an understatement. Everything was crafted with such care and precision. To top it all off, we even got to see the chef, who took a moment to say hello.. it made the experience feel even more special and personal. We'll definitely be back.

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    Au Cheval

    Au Cheval

    4.4(9.6k reviews)
    0.8 miWest Loop, Near West Side
    $$

    One of the best burgers I've ever had. The bone marrow was really tasty too, I've never had it…read morebefore

    Au mother Fugging Cheval -- A Burger That Actually Lives Up to the Hype…read more The Spot itself has major aura and swagger. Hard to describe but you just know you're at a very important place but that doesn't take itself too seriously. There are burgers that are good, burgers that are great, and then there's Au Cheval. I went in with pretty ridiculous expectations considering this place has been called one of the best burger spots in the world...and somehow, the burger still delivered. That's rare. The patties were insanely juicy and perfectly cooked, with that beautiful crispy, caramelized edge you want from a great griddle burger. The combination of the melted cheese, creamy sauce, onions, pickles and that ridiculously buttery brioche bun was borderline unfair. Rich, messy, salty, savory and completely indulgent in the best possible way. And that bun deserves its own mention. Soft enough to absorb all that glorious burger juice without completely falling apart. The whole thing is constructed like someone actually understands what makes a burger great. Is it the best burger I've ever had? I DONT FUCKING KNOW. but I completely understand why people put Au Cheval in the conversation for best burger in America, if not the world. The hype is real. This is a fucking burger. 9.7/10

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    Wings (very sticky so they come with hot towels)

    Ghost Donkey - Chicken Tinga quesadilla

    Ghost Donkey

    4.0(70 reviews)
    1.4 miNear North Side
    $$

    We originally came to Ghost Donkey as paranormal investigators, after being hired to locate the…read moremissing ghost donkey belonging to a local agave farmer. The case had gone cold--or perhaps mezcal-hot--until we received a clue pointing us toward River North. Ghost Donkey is spacious, colorful, and full of energy, with plenty of bar seating and tables. The music can get loud, but it fits the atmosphere perfectly. The bartenders were constantly interacting with guests, swinging the lights, encouraging the crowd, and turning the entire room into a neon-lit fiesta. They do have a food menu featuring items such as tacos, nachos, quesadillas, and guacamole, but we mostly came for the drinks. Many of the cocktails are tequila- or mezcal-based, which is exactly what we enjoy. The menu is creative, the drinks are strong, and the bar does an excellent job making agave spirits approachable--even for guests who may not consider themselves mezcal experts. After two drinks and an argument with a decorative donkey, we finally found the missing spirit hiding behind the bar. He was translucent, smelled faintly of roasted agave, and appeared to be carrying a tiny map. We followed him through a glowing hallway, down a staircase, and into a secret chamber where he revealed the legendary piñata of Quetzalcoatl, the ancient feathered serpent god. Naturally, we attempted to break it open. Instead of candy, it released a cloud of mystical dust, three lime wedges, and a receipt for nachos. The ghost donkey brayed with laughter, the lights began swinging, and the entire bar erupted in applause. The bartender handed us another drink and told us this happened all the time. Ghost Donkey is a fantastic place to hang out, pregame, and enjoy inventive tequila and mezcal cocktails in a lively setting. Just be warned: you may arrive looking for a ghost donkey and leave having helped recover an ancient Mexican god's piñata. That's simply the sort of evening this place encourages.

    What a cute little "find" we were totally NOT going here until a simple "A" frame sidewalk sign…read morepiqued our curiosity.. and boy I'm glad it did. What a great vibe & ambiance . Great cocktails (I love mezcal) and great food! And to top everything off..WONDERFUL HAPPY HOUR Specials. Definitely a must visit spot.

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    Ghost Donkey
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