(312) 587-1050
738 N Wells St
Chicago,
IL
60610
41.8959
-87.6344
Neighborhoods: Near North Side, Central
Reviews & Ratings for Karyn's Cooked
7 reviews
What users are saying:
- Citysearch (5)
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- Around the Web (2)
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Best restaurant in Chicago
by as123456789 at Citysearch
Cozy, warm and fun staff, amazing dishes that are dependable.
- Pros: Everything
- Cons: The low hanging lamps
You'll never miss the meat!
by lisagreen at Citysearch
I'm not a vegetarian and I love the food at Karyn's! I took my husband, who refuses to eat vegetarian, and he can't wait to go back. The food is fresh, very flavorful, well seasoned. The service is exceptional. Dining in is great, the dining room is actually quite roomy (which is unusual in Chicago) but it can get pretty noisy at lunch time. The dessert menu is also awesome.
- Pros: Guilt free eating at it's best.
- Cons: A little pricy, and lunch time it gets noisy.
Always amazed
by turks999 at Citysearch
Every time I got here I'm amazed how good it is! I'm vegetarian, but have not missed the dairy. The second time my boyfriend and I went there, they recognized us from the first time we went. Now, that's great customer service! Even the desserts are wonderful (dairy-free) treats. It's a great place for special occasions. I found the prices very reasonable for the quality of food you are getting. Try it, you'll like it!
- Pros: service, selection, quality
- Cons: parking tough (but close to the red line)
Cooked vegan fare and baked goods are the main features at this health-conscious River-North cafe.
by Fred Schlatter at Citysearch
In Short
Hidden among other storefronts--mostly galleries--this spot beckons passers-by with its serene decor. Maple and Asian touches like the infinity waterfall set a relaxing tone, while the luscious-looking cakes on display and the semi-exposed kitchen mean business. Health-conscious locals frequent the long room for vegan appetizer specialties like soy-cheese pizza and faux-meat entrees like the sloppy joe, featuring slow-cooked ground soy-proteins and spaghetti and "meatballs"--again made from soy product.
A rare gem
by mabelsc at Citysearch
There aren't that many vegetarian restaurants in Chicago, so finding a vegan restaurant near downtown was a pleasant surprise. I'm not too keep on the raw food diet, but this one offers a great variety of hot cooked vegan dishes. Prices are a bit high but the food is well worth it.









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