Grace O'Malley's
(312) 588-1800
1416 S Michigan Ave
Chicago,
IL
60605
41.8637
-87.6241
Neighborhoods: Central, Near South Side
What People Are Saying About Grace O'Malley's
The Editor
Fred Schlatter
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In Short
A spirited after-work crowd fills this comfortable hangout. High tables and stools line the lively front bar area and make for prime dining space, while a loft-like opening over the bar brightens up the wood-clad interior. Rich woodwork and several booths beckon in the more intimate back dining room. Pub standards like fish and chips and shepherd's pie prevail on the menu, while Guinness-cured pork chops and flavorful pork pasties are welcome additions.
User Reviews
Redh0tw
October 22, 2008
Had some time to use while in Chicago and was hungry. Found Grace O'Malley's and it was like a diamond in the rough. Excellent Martini's and the wait staff suggested Irish Nachos. I fell in love instantly, as wierd as the combination sounded it was by far the best appetizer/lunch dish you could ever feast on!! Highly recommend!!
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noyuppies
October 14, 2008
Love the chopped salad! REally great food for what is ultimately a bar. My only complaint is that the hightop tables in the front are really tippy! if you lean on them too much, they will completely tip over! Good news is that forces you to sit up straight!
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Anonymous
April 11, 2008
Grace O'Malleys is great bar and restaurant. Nice atmosphere and beer selection. It is a good choice for lunch or an after work drink. I had a really good cheeseburger and thought the service was excellent.
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When to Go:
Sunday brunch, 9:30am-2pm, features fried eggs, rashers, white pudding, crispy potatoes, pork sausages, toasted tomatoes and soda bread.
The Extras:
The owners also run the more upscale Chicago Firehouse across the street.
What to Drink:
Anglo-centric brews like Smithwick's and Boddington's headline the full bar, alongside Irish whiskeys, wine, specialty cocktails and martinis like the Grace O'Malley (ice-cold Belvedere and a float of champagne).
The Extras:
Every Sunday when the Bears play at home, ESPN Radio will do a live broadcast in the restaurant from 9am to 12pm.
Smoking Permitted:
At the bar
