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(312) 523-0923
166 E Superior St
(Saint Clair Street)
Chicago,
IL
60610
41.8957
-87.6226
Neighborhoods: Near North Side, Central
Hours:
Daily 6am-10am, 5:30pm-11pm
Mon-Fri 11:30am-3pm
Sat-Sun 10:30am-3pm
Price:
$$$$
Last updated 9.11.08
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Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Breakfast, Hotel Restaurants, Special Occasion Dining, Outdoor Dining, Notable Chef, View Dining, Hidden Find, Business Dining, Lunch Spot, Group Dining, Bar Scene
Cuisine:
What People Are Saying About C-House
Featured Review
Jennifer Olvera
Contributor
To the left of the hotel lobby sits this intimate, sedate gem of a spot with oversized copper "ball" lights that illuminate walls dotted with sepia-toned, seafaring photos. A small lounge and bar with low, comfortable seating is backed by a glassed-in wine cellar. A raised communal table and back dining room allow glimpses into the open kitchen and raw bar. Dishes go beyond the ordinary to include salmon belly with lardo and artichoke and char with foie gras, beets and almonds. Entrees encompass an ever-changing array of fresh fish--grilled, roasted or steamed--paired with salsas, vinaigrettes…
Editor's Tips
- Know Before You Go:
- Before or after a meal, be sure to check out C-View, the companion lounge on the 29th floor, which includes both a hip inside space and outdoor setting with live greenery wall. The skyline views are fabulous.
- The Extras:
- There are familiar offerings such as littleneck clams but also more unique finds, such as sea urchin and abalone.
- Fun Fact:
- Marcus Samuelsson, a James Beard winner, cookbook author and host of "Inner Chef" on Discovery Home Network, also owns New York spots Aquavit, Riingo and Merkato 55. He's the youngest chef to receive two 3-star reviews from The New York Times.
- Fun Fact:
- Marcus Samuelsson, a James Beard winner, cookbook author and TV personality, also owns New York's Aquavit, Riingo and Merkato 55. He's the youngest chef to receive two 3-star reviews from The New York Times.
- Know Before You Go:
- Before or after a meal, check out C-View, the companion lounge on the 29th floor, which includes both a hip inside space and outdoor setting with live greenery wall. The skyline views are fabulous.
| ambiance | 100.0% positive |
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| service | 100.0% positive |
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02/26/09
AMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING
by amac2 at Citysearch
Service: Superior!!! From the moment you approach the hostess stand to the moment you prepare to exit and the manager asks you how you enjoyed your dining experience and introduces himself. Ranks as one of the best service experiences I have ever had in a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere.
Food: Unbelievable!!! Every morsel! Order odds and ends, order traditional salad and entree, do whatever you like. Oh, and if they hear chatter about sharing, the dish will arrive on split plates. We did not even ask! That is the magic of this place - as our server said 'it's a flexible menu. Just tell us what your palate desires'. On your first visit, definitely try a little bit of everything and don't miss the dessert tasting (pistachio brittle - what!!!??). Definitely notable: the skate entree; the chorizo mac and cheese side dish; cobia, crab salad & yellowfin tacos apps. YUM!
Value: CANNOT BEAT IT!
Overall: one of the best restaurants in Chicago without a doubt.
- Pros: The food. The service. The Value.
- Cons: None.
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