Revival Food Hall

Step into Ed Debevic's, a quirky 1950s diner in Chicago where the wit of the waitstaff comes with American comfort food and a side of playful ribbing.

Step back into a lively 1920s speakeasy at Vito's Vault, where you can savor a delicious multi-course meal while enjoying a fun-filled musical comedy show.

Mott St serves up vibrant Asian-inspired dishes and killer cocktails in a lively, communal space, with a must-try burger that'll make you swoon.

Cadinho Bakery in McKinley Park serves up delightful Portuguese pastries, especially their stellar pastel de nata, in a cheerful, sunlit café.

El Santo Taqueria offers a vibrant mix of Californian-flavored tacos and sandwiches, celebrated for their creativity and fresh, local ingredients.

GT Prime, an edgy-chic steakhouse in River North, serves a creative mix of perfectly cooked steaks and small plates, making it a trendy dining destination.

Lou Malnati's serves up essential Chicago deep dish with a buttery crust and fresh ingredients, making it a neighborhood favorite in Lincoln Square.

Moody Tongue combines craft brews and gourmet bites in a stylish, moody space near McCormick Place, making for a unique fine dining experience.

Calumet Fisheries is a beloved, no-frills seafood shack on the 95th Street Bridge, renowned for its house-smoked fish and hearty fried seafood, making it a perfect grab-and-go spot for a riverside feast.

Maxwells Trading is a bustling West Loop eatery where fusion dishes like bruleed Japanese sweet potato and inventive dips reign supreme, all served in a vibrant, spacious setting filled with great vibes and curated cocktails.