The Goddess and Grocer
Cafe · O'Hare International Airport District ·
Sandwiches, salads, pastries, prepared foods & gourmet gifts
Sandwiches, salads, pastries, prepared foods & gourmet gifts
"Yes, you can get a brisket or even a prime rib sandwich at Goddess & Grocer. BUT FOR THE LOVE OF GOD HAVE SOME SELF CONTROL. Someone’s gotta do it, and we know it’s probably not going to be us us. Stick to one of the meat-free sandwiches or a salad, which are all excellent and will keep you feeling nice and light." - sam faye
"A neighborhood retail shop that was among the initial retailers to carry the newly launched Chicago-flavored chips when they hit the public on April 8, fitting into the founder’s strategy of placing the product in local delis, markets, convenience stores and shops across the city’s 77 neighborhoods." - Sam Nelson
"Fans of stalwart mini-chain Goddess and Grocer can order a $95 seder meal for two (or a two-seder meal for one) that plays all the hits: gefilte fish, chopped liver, charoset, matzo ball soup, brisket, tsimmes, garlic mashed potatoes, Brussels sprouts, and flourless chocolate cake. The team is also offering a la carte options, including a traditional seder plate, braised beef brisket, matzo-crusted chicken schnitzel, matzo s’mores cookies, and chocolate-and-toffee matzo bark with toasted almonds. Orders can be delivered April 12 or picked up through April 20." - Sam Nelson
"Goddess and Grocer’s Hanukkah menu spreads the latke love around with two versions to try: a traditional take with sour cream and applesauce, or a dozen fun-size potato pancakes crowned with smoked salmon, sour cream, and caviar." - Eater Staff
"TSA anxiety making you hungry? Enter The Goddess and Grocer—the only restaurant in the airport where you can grab a bite before braving the hour-long security line. The menu mainly focuses on salads and handhelds, so expect things like breakfast burritos, Thai chicken wraps, or bbq brisket sandwiches. Afterwards you can wash everything down with all of the water in that Hydroflask that you still need to empty." - john ringor
