Luke's Italian Beef

Italian restaurant · Loop

Luke's Italian Beef

Italian restaurant · Loop

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215 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL 60606

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Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null
Luke's Italian Beef by null

Highlights

This Italian joint sports classic checkered tablecloths and serves up bustling beef sandwiches and pizza in a playful, themed decor.  

Google Rating
4.4
(1651)
Featured in The Infatuation
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215 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL 60606 Get directions

lukeschicago.com

$

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215 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL 60606 Get directions

+1 312 939 4204
lukeschicago.com

$

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dine in
takeout
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Last updated

Jul 7, 2025

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"In fact, just a five-minute walk from Kindling, Luke's Beef is crowded with customers waiting for a $9.25 sandwich." - Ashok Selvam

‘The Bear’ Inspired a Chicago Chef’s $31 Wagyu Italian Beef With Raclette Whiz - Eater Chicago
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"Want an Italian beef with a side of kitschy decor? Look no further than Luke’s, a counter-service spot in the Loop seemingly plucked from one of Universal Studios' themed city-scapes. However, the massive Italian beef sculpture protruding from the wall looks more appealing than the real version actually is. Sure, the bread doesn’t disintegrate under the weight of the beef, but that’s because the beef is kind of dry and stringy. The meat has no flavor, as though it was boiled in unspiced gravy. Luke’s is filled with unsuspecting tourists eating close to their hotel, or people working in the neighborhood who have exactly 12 minutes between meetings to grab lunch—and they’re probably ordering one of the other sandwiches, pastas, or pizza slices on the menu instead." - Veda Kilaru

Luke's Italian Beef Review - Loop - Chicago - The Infatuation
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