Beatrix Market

Came for brunch on a Thursday. Food was perfect. Literally the best Orange juice I've had in my life! And eggs were cooked perfectly for me. Highly recommend this place and definitely get some bakery on the way out.

Perfect place for a lunch break - e.g. during visiting the Museum of arts (5 min walk from the main entrance). A huge variation of cold and warm fresh salads and warm grilled food in different variations, very tasty (not too cheesy) deep dish pizza. Delicious cookies! Vegan and vegetarian friendly.

Beatrix Market in the Loop is my go-to for a quick, healthy lunch. Their salad bar and hot bar are priced at $11.99 per pound, offering a variety of fresh options. I usually load up a box with mixed greens, grilled chicken, and a variety of veggies, which typically costs around $15. The quality is top-notch, and the ingredients are always fresh. The grab-and-go sandwiches and snacks are also solid choices when I'm in a rush. The ambiance is casual and perfect for a quick bite during the workday. Whether you're health-conscious or just looking for a tasty meal, Beatrix Market has you covered.

I loooove this Beatrix Market and the only reason why I’m giving it 4 stars is the hot bar service ends way before they close, the WiFi is a bit slow making it not ideal for coworking (even though the downstairs space is GREAT for it), and they don’t serve alcohol on Monday’s (they only serve during happy hour which is Tuesday-Friday). The first time I came was to cowork on a Monday and REALLY needed a cocktail after the workday lol. That’s when I found out they don’t serve alcohol even if it’s not happy hour. I came back with friends later in the week for happy hour, we arrived probably around 4:30, and the hot food bar was already packed away. I did get to enjoy from the salad bar, but my friend who isn’t a Chicago pizza fan (gasp!) felt limited in her options and ended up getting pizza anyways. The food is GREAT though, and the cocktails are yummy. I love the space, it is a very chill vibe and they even have events like trivia nights. The WiFi was a bit sluggish when I came to cowork but it could have been because many others were using it too. I would suggest bringing a hot spot for backup if you want to make sure your production isn’t interrupted. No complaints though, it works and it’s free! I love the market, I enjoy trying new drinks that I haven’t seen in other markets or bodegas, and the selection of choices for snacking or dining is outstanding. Very happy every time I visit!

I ordered the "tall, dark and handsome" chocolate cake from the catering part of Beatrix on Jackson for a birthday party for 9 close friends. It was truly the bomb! While a bit pricey, for a splurge on a special occasion, it was worth every penny.

The Beatrix is part of the LettuceEats group. They serve cafeteria-style food, a salad bar, grab-and-go food, coffee, and pastries. The menu items are the same every day, but it's great for quick bites. Additionally, they have an extra dining area in the basement

Beatrix Market is a solid go-to if you're downtown and want something quick but not boring. I grabbed a custom salad ($14) with mixed greens, roasted chicken, quinoa, and spicy cashew dressing—super fresh and packed with flavor. Also couldn’t resist a cup of tomato soup ($6), which was thick, rich, and perfect for a chilly day. The setup is grab-and-go but still feels upscale, and the staff kept everything clean and stocked. Prices are a little high, but you’re paying for quality and convenience, so no complaints there. Definitely a clutch lunch spot when you’re in the Loop!

We had a 5pm event downtown, arrived 4pm by train and wanted to catch a quick supper. Mind you, a salad bar was OK and the salad choices were pretty good. But we had no warning that any of the hot bars were shut off before the 5pm close. So, some disappointment. Still, we will keep this place in mind if we come in for a matinee.

It feels like an upscale college dining hall. Lots of fresh veggies and salad type of dishes.

Most delicious banana bread in the world. Creamy egg salad was perfect! Buttermilk donuts were unique and incredibly delicious.

I always come here for the turmeric chai latte with oatmilk. It's the best!! I also love the vast variety of baked goods.

The space was amazing and welcoming. I enjoyed the deep dish spinach. I could have used a little more seasoning, oregano, salt and a little garlic. It would have been 5-stars if the seasoning was better. The service was stellar. The staff provide great information.

Wonderful service every time!! This time it's the very kind barista /bartender Jessica . She said she works downstairs at the bar sometimes too:) I brought a bunch of change and she was kind enough to count through it. She made the most fantastic matcha latte with coconut milk too! And then continued to offer me a large oat apple cookie ! yum yum :) After my experience of falling on my face holding a large ice matcha last time in the basement( I am still quite embarrassed about it and the bruise is almost fading ... so embarrassment slowly fading ) I was kinda hesitant on coming back but it's always a fantastic experience:) The pizza here is another highlight on top of the wonderful customer service Every-time! Always looking forward on coming back for another drink or snack!

Neat spot that I've come to quite a few times for lunch. The have a variety of hot foods as well as a salad bar available. Pricing is by weight, and depending on what you get, it can add up fairly quickly! Food is always flavorful and I feel like this is a reliable lunch option; they always have something good available.

Came here not knowing it was a market place, but I was still able to get my favorite butterscotch cookie. Love the seating area, the couches were great for a cup of coffee and cookie. I didn't try the food, but there were places you can order from and also a market/salad bar that was self serve. No table service, which is also kind of nice if you're just looking for a quick bite. Coffee was great.

Beatrix Market has a store in DePaul Loop. It basically is a kind of upscale salad bar and market. Way to get high quality food conveniently without a wait. Has a lot of interesting choices. There's meaty items plus things for vegans. It certainly is good for those in a hurry. Popular among downtown office employees who don't have enough time to go order something from a restaurant. This is something that can be eaten later and holds up pretty well. Mostly of course. The majority of things still taste good later. Coffee is always a convenient choice. The salad bar is especially good. Greens always look fresh. Hummus is a big feature and there's lots of different flavors beyond the typical. Also there's plenty of junk food. The pizza isn't just that deep dish stuff, and is made in a wood fired oven. Anyone wanting to eat here can. It has a small seating area downstairs. This however doesn't seem to be popular as most people just get takeout.

On a recent September vacation to Chicago, I was wandering the city and noticed the Beatrix Market. I saw the great reviews on Yelp, so wanted to check it out. There's some amazing looking fresh items in the self-service bars, but up front is pizza. I saw one piece of pepperoni left, so I figured I didn't want something that had been sitting out for a while. I'd check back for a fresh pie. I went to the restroom, and when I came back, there was a whole pizza there. I bought an overpriced slice, the guy put it in the oven for a bit and then served it to me. It looks okay. But it had no flavor. The cheese had no flavor, the pepperonis were boring, and the crust was bready and unappealing. It tasted stale. In hindsight, I guess it wasn't really a freshly baked pizza, he probably had a bunch of pre-baked pies out of view. Maybe it's just there to appeal to tourists. Is this good Chicago food? Ugh.

This cute little pizza shop, café, and lunch buffet (hot and cold) is only a 3-4 block walk from the Art Institute. Self-service. Separate coffee shop area with many baked treats. Our hot meals were delicious, scored a bottled Diet Coke, too. Bit pricey, charged by weight, so a meal from the hot/cold bar could easily run $10-17, plus drinks and dessert. Very clean. Staff was super friendly.

We stopped by here before and after our visit to the Art Institute. Drinks and food are reasonably priced and food quality is very good. But, the most impressive thing is their lounge area downstairs. If you're visiting the Art Institute, walk past the Starbucks and give this place a try. You won't regret it.

Come here very often during work lunch hours. The service is quick and it is very clean. Plenty of seating outside, and on the first and second levels. I love the variety of food options that they offer.

Broccolini is divine! I always love coming here for a snack of sorts - the veg station is extremely fresh and with a huge variety. They also have an adorable bakery on the side stocked with tempting morning goodies. A wonderful spot in the loop :)

Picked up a quick lunch from Beatrix Market and it was pretty good. I ordered the Chicken Caesar Wrap and my husband ordered the Individual Deep Dish Pepperoni Pizza. The food is already prepared and is not made to order, but it is supposed to be fresh. I'm going to be honest, the food wasn't anything *special*, but it was good for a quick and easy lunch, which is what Beatrix Market is designed for.

Good food but prices make your eyes water! A chicken wrap, slightly smaller than you can buy at Trader Joe's for $3.99, will set you back $9.99! Totally expect a markup for dine-in but a $10 small wrap is pushing the envelope!

Fun place to go for a great selection and a fast lunch. Live the vibe--sat at the counter looking out the window. Both hot and cold options were tasty.

Are we really doing the iPad tip thing on self-service buffets now?? Complete with the direct oversight and judgement of the cashier. I'm a long time customer of the buffet and pizza stations. I was surprised to see this change today. I stopped using the coffee bar a few years ago exactly for this reason. I'm all for fair wages. Factor them into your prices. Don't guilt trip us into paying more in front of your staff. It's just awkward for everyone. My patronage will definitely decline now.

Love the space here and how clean it is in here. The pizzas are quite good. I got the regular sausage one instead of the deep dish one.

So yelp completely saved the day for me with Beatrix market. I was downtown early for work (not the norm for me) and wanted to pick up breakfast. I didn't want a full on sit down meal but also didn't want a bagel/doughnut/pastry. Yelp guided me to Beatrix and it's exactly what I wanted. It's a cafeteria but the nicest/stylish cafeteria I have ever seen. I was able to get scrambled eggs, sausage and potatoes. They also had scrambled egg whites, breakfast burritos, and quiche. The items were labeled to show what was gluten free. In addition was a hummus bar and salad bar along with fresh fruit and yogurt parfaits. There was no line for food. There was a line 3 deep for the coffee, but it went quick. I got the turmeric chai and it was delicious. I was afraid it would have a heavy turmeric taste but it did not. There is a seating area downstairs with the bar that felt like an old school study. When I was eating around 8 am on a Wednesday there was only three other people down there. Overall my food was really good and hit the spot. The atmosphere was also better than expected!

Welcome to the neighborhood! A great addition to our breakfast and lunch offerings in The Loop. The new Beatrix Market DePaul Loop offers an awesome selection of "to-go" breakfast items, including baked oatmeal with seasonal berries, several sandwich offerings, scrambled eggs, amazingly flavorful link sausages (cranberry!), but their Broccoli and Cheese Quiche was the highlight of the morning - a perfectly seasoned quiche in a tender, flaky pastry-like crust that stayed crisp all the way back to the office. There are two large salad bars for the lunch crowd, all featuring everything from whole grains and fruits to the more standard salad fare - all the veggies looked fresh and the seasonal offerings were plentiful. Their to-go pizza bar opens at 11:00am - you can score a personal deep dish pizza for less than $7. Everything is sold on a "by-weight" basis - the flow around the salad bars and the check-out lines might feel a little dis feng shui at first, but you'll figure it out quickly enough. The staff was super friendly on their opening day and was on hand to help all the new arrivals navigate the small space. The coffee bar is rocket fast and inexpensive, offering a large selection of sweet and savory treats, all baked in house. A full-bar (alcohol) is located downstairs and is slated to open within a week.

Quarantine Pick Review: Picked up the 4 person meal from Beatrix Market. It consisted of meat loaf, salad, potato/vegetable medley, and a chocolate cookie. Overall. GREAT food and great portions. Meat loaf: it was REALLY good. Probably the best I have had. Vegetable/potato medley was good. Salad was really good as well. The cookie was giant and good but did need to heat up. That could just be a me thing. Will Order from here agaib.

This place has terrible service. I went for lunch and wound up leaving after waiting 20 minutes for the pizza to be ready.

This is one of those weigh and eat joints. The food wasn't horrible, but there much better places in Chicago for lunch.

I absolutely love coming here! I thoroughly enjoy that there's a pizza place, salad bar, coffee shop, and bar all in close proximity. I've tried everything except their salad bar! Their coffee shop is adorable .They have so many options. The only thing is that usually only one or two people are working and the line can get pretty long. The pizza place is fine, a bit pricey; but, it's worth it every once in awhile. My favorite is the bar. They have happy hour prices of $5 for certain wines and beers from 4-7pm on weekdays. They're also now open until 9pm!

This is a great spot! I love the variety of options. There's pizza, hot food, a salad bar, and a coffee shop, so you can find whatever you (and whoever you may be with) might be feeling. I tried the individual spinach deep dish! The bread/crust seemed really fresh and I enjoyed that. I did find that the pizza itself needed a little more flavor. I added pepper and a packet of hot sauce. Red pepper flakes would be ideal though I didn't spot those near the salt/pepper. I'd also suggest asking for the pizza extra hot bc I thought mine could've been warmer. That being said, I still liked item I also tried the honey cinnamon latte while I was here and liked it too.

ok place for a healthy-ish lunch in the area. although the options seem bountiful at first glance, they generally offer the same food options with maybe a substitution of a protein here or there. salad bar from what I've seen is pretty much the same options every day. freshness is ok. they also have a burrito/taco bar. I enjoyed their ground chicken taco meat. personal pan pizza and slices are available at another station for those who aren't too interested in veggies or cleaner foods. hot bar is boringly basic and virtually the same every day. mac & cheese (pretty good), steamed broccoli with no seasoning, rotisserie chicken, meatballs, and pork. Throw in some tilapia or Salisbury steak once in a while. Come for the hot bar during lunch when it's relatively fresh. They do change out platters with different dishes sometimes, but it would be a nice heads up to know what else they have available beforehand. don't bother much for hot foods later in the afternoon or in the evening when some of their dishes dry up in the sauces and look disgustingly inedible. the rice could be hard and dry as well so pick with a discerning eye, and choose food that hasn't dried out. this place is expensive for what it is with the lack of rotation in food choices. they charge by the weight, and I can easily compile a meal that ain't that big for $15. that being said, it's the only place with this type of clean-ish food. too bad the quality and selection sometimes do not match the prices. but with the dearth of healthy food options that aren't salad in the area, it's one of your only choices.

Welp! This isn't what I was expecting! With a place holding the Beatrix name, I was expecting a little less salad bar, hummus bar, yogurt bar, hot food bar, and more like and order and get a fast casual meal made by someone else. They have that for a pizza spot, but i went ahead and made a salad for myself. It reminded me of what Whole Foods does for salad and hot food bars. Because my expectations were such, I give it a 4 star review. This isn't to say what they do is bad. It's actually opposite. The salad bar was clean and the veggies looked crisp and fresh. The hot food bar looked the same. They do have a fridge with ready made snacks and drinks. My salad wasn't Whole Foods pricey, which also helps. They have a coffee bar and some lounge seating upstairs, but if you make your way downstairs, there are tables for you to sit at, away from the hustle and bustle on Jackson. They also have a liquor bar (not self serve, sorry folks). There are wet wipes ready to go for you to wipe your tables. I'd much prefer someone up-keeping that for me instead, but such is life. It's a cozy environment and trendy with good music coming from the speakers and BBC (?) playing on the TV. Yea, I don't get why they chose BBC either, but who cares. I was watching my shirt to make sure I didn't get any dressing on it. It's hard to keep white shirts clean. UGH! It's a good place to grab a salad or whatever quick food you want and not too expensive. I'll go try the original fancy shmancy Beatrix at a later date.

Stopped in for lunch yesterday. I had the best mushroom soup I've had in my life and the pre-packaged turkey sandwich was pretty tasty too. Staff was very nice. Will be back...especially for the soup.

We stopped in here quickly the other day between DePaul campus tours. First we got the food from the hot bar. It's pricey! But, also it is in line with Loop prices so take that with a grain of salt. I had the arribata chicken thighs which was pretty good. I also had the rotisserie chicken which was not so good. My son did not like his food either. So after $40 for two plates of food and two drinks, we decided to split a piece of pepperoni pizza that we passed when we walked in. It was REALLY good! I should have known to get the cheap slices first. They take your slice or mini deep dish order, and then heat it up. The service was very friendly. I'll go back for the pizza!

Waited in line to pay (contactless, Apple Pay, pretty general) and they don't accept it. For as much as they're charging you would think they would be set up for that.

Tina was so sweet and kind! I ordered a Soy latte so good. Perfect foam ratio. Chocolate chunk cookie, loved the hint of salt and the crispiness of this cookie. Magic cookie with cornflakes and melted marshmallows, this was definitely magic. All the cookies were chewy in the center and crunchy on the edges. I prefer crunchy cookies so they were up my alley. Olive oil chocolate cake was light and had a good dark chocolate flavor. The olive oil definitely was shining through, this cake is lightly sweetened. I could eat the whole cake and not feel guilty. They have a variety of drink choices and the dessert spread looked amazing! Can't wait to try more.

Lots of options for grab-and-go, as well as a salad bar, pizza counter, and downstairs lounge with a full bar with craft brews and handcrafted cocktails. The upstairs coffee bar features delectable looking pastries as well as fresh juices and smoothies. The seating is plentiful, especially downstairs. With all the options available, this is a surefire antidote to food fatigue. This location is open on the weekends unlike many of the usual M-F Loop suspects.

Great pick me up spot before class! The baristas at the coffee counter are very speedy and make some great iced matched lattes. Plus, the drinks are VERY well priced. Much more "bang for your buck" in comparison to Starbucks! By the looks of it, they have a fantastic hot bar + salad bar selection in the rear of the market - will definitely be checking that out sometime soon!

Great option in the loop for a work lunch or a grab and go snack. Beautiful salad bar and very clean. Check it out.

Elegant and charming. Recently visited with my daughter, I can say I absolutely enjoyed every minute. The visit was so fast the food is very fresh. So many options for everyone making our picnic in the park absolutely perfect. Excellent option to come here. Much appreciated staff, very helpful with products.

Very clean and welcoming space. Food was fresh and awesome. Great variety. Could use some additional signage as to how to order/serve yourself.

I love this Beatrix because it is so conveniently located right beside DePaul Law and across the street from DePaul business school. The chai lattes here are perfect & the Joy Cookies are phenomenal. HOWEVER, they are always out of them. Like seriously, they must have crack in them they're so addictive.

One of the best salad bars in the loop! Beatrix has it all, a hot bar, salad bar, soup station, hummus bar, coffee shop, pizza place, actual bar, etc. The food is a little pricey for my grad student budget, but it's a great place to grab a healthy bite. Their mac and cheese is amazing, and I love how many options the salad bar has, there's something for everyone. They also have a coffee bar with plenty of dairy free options and baked goods. If you head downstairs there's a bar and a bunch of tables, couches, more cozy seating areas. It's a really great vibe for meeting friends or going on a date. The lighting is dim, so not the best place to read a book, but there is free WiFi.

Great place to stop for lunch. They have a good selection on the salad bar or hot food. They also have good pizza you can get by the slice. Make sure you check out the downstairs seating!

Premium prices for premium options - delicious pan pizza by the slice ($4ish) (the Margherita has nutty pesto) and individual deep dishes are available. The hot food looks great and the salad and grain bars have so many beautiful options. The basement seating area is swanky with a full bar. The coffee bar has delicious baked goods in addition to fancy coffees, teas, and juices. Place can be packed during the lunch rush hour, but still worth a visit.

The regular Beatrix restaurants are some of my favorite breakfast spots in the city. It shouldn't come as a surprise that the market version hits the spot too! I've been in a dozen times now for breakfast and lunch. The selection of prepared foods and the cold salad bar are superb. Yes, it can get expensive by weight, so just go in moderation if your afraid of this style. Or, grab one of the many non-weight items. Lunch does become bananaland between 12-1ish, so swing by before or after the rush and avoid the madness. Now, today, I had one of the best breakfast burritos I've ever had. Period. The chicken tinga burrito with eggs and peppers is almost life changing. The unfortunate thing is they change menu items weekly, so I might have to wait some time to have it again. Management: please bring it back someday!

I went back, and it was much better The food and display had improved I like the pizza this time...

I wish this was around when I went to school in the city - I would be here everyday! I've always been a fan of Beatrix, and when the concept of a Beatrix Market started, I was excited. I love the variety of options they have. From salads, to chips and guac, to grab and go items, this place is great. The markets are surprisingly small and can seem a little tight, but the food makes up for it. I also LOVE the cafe options. They have great lattes and dessert/pastries.

it is nice to have a salad/hot bar but they use a very low-grade quality of chicken that I really recommend for your stomach's sake that you do not eat. Chicken is not that hard to do.

Decent spot with a variety of food items to choose from. They also have a variety of beverages and also have a coffee shop which is way better then Starbucks in my opinion.

Wow! This place is will be one of my favorite places to visit now. I love the ambiance and their staff is crazy cool. I've been walking by this place for a while now and I've never ventured in until now. Now, I'm wondering what took me so long lol. This place is cool, fun, and very modern. Oh and their food is pretty good too, try everything, I'm sure you won't be disappointed. It's cool, spot to hangout if you go to University or get a quick bite. So if you're ever in the area, just stop by and check them out, you just might find something you like.

I love the personal deep dish pizzas here. The thin crust was good too, but I would just stick to deep dish if I come here. It was super flavorful and had a good balance of cheese, sauce and toppings. I also think it's very reasonably priced. The employees are super friendly and service didn't take too long. I haven't tried anything besides the pizza yet, but I'll update my review if I try anything else.

If you're looking for quick, flavorful and healthy food options in the Loop, I highly recommend Beatrix Market. The featured entrees change frequently to give you a nice variety. They have recently added some new items to the entree rotation, with the chicken tikka being my personal favorite! I quite like the pizza as well since it comes in both a standard and deep dish variety. There is a nice bar downstairs that has happy hour specials, but also plenty of seating if you prefer to dine in as opposed to carrying out.

really freaking yummy individual gluten free deep dish. the staff are really nice and had a lot of gluten free baked goods from the bakery defloyred in andersonville, brownies, oatmeal creme pies, iced oatmeal cookies, lemonbars, and whoopie pies.

I come here often, so I'm disappointed in what I experienced today. I was told it would take 7 minutes for sausage because they were out. I chose to wait. It ended up taking 15 minutes. I don't mind waiting a few minutes, but that time estimate was way off and for a breakfast market that people drop into quickly before work, it's not ok.