Sociale Chicago

Sushi Nova, a chic new gem in Lincoln Park, serves a fresh and artfully presented all-you-can-eat sushi experience that won't break the bank.

This casual spot has been serving crispy fried chicken, catfish, and wings since '82, drawing loyal locals for their consistently delicious comfort food.

Step into Good Night John Boy, a vibrant nod to the '70s, where disco balls, themed cocktails, and a lively dance floor create a nostalgic nightlife experience.

This cozy Mexican spot serves up authentic Jalisco classics with a vibrant atmosphere, featuring three bars, including a rooftop for great views.

Roister, the laid-back gem of the Alinea Group, serves up inventive New American comfort food amidst a bustling, open-kitchen vibe.

"Located in the heart of the Fulton Market District, situated on the invigorating intersection of Fulton and Morgan street, Marvin's Food & Fuel is your neighborhood eatery crafted for the hard workers and hard players of Chicago. Inclusivity and hospitality create the backbone of our corner establishment—opening our great garage doors to everyone looking for outstanding service, affordability, and comfort. Since the early 1960's our corner has held a local neighborhood spot, where all are welcome. We are your all day spot for food, fuel, and familiarity—Open Early 'Til Late."

A cozy vintage bar with a relaxed vibe, serving popcorn, pizza, and a solid beer selection, perfect for unwinding with friends and furry companions.

At Mr. D's in Montclare, the family-run joint serves up legendary steak sandwiches and shish kabobs, all paired with crispy, hand-cut fries in a cozy, no-frills setting that's pure Chicago charm.

Hopewell Brewing, a bright and airy Logan Square gem, offers a laid-back spot for diverse beer selections and board games, welcoming groups and dogs alike.

Boka serves up Michelin-starred modern American fare in a chic, garden-like setting, featuring an impressive menu crafted by acclaimed chef Lee Wolen.