Urbanspace
Permanently Closed
Burgers, donuts, lobster, salads, and steaks served here
Burgers, donuts, lobster, salads, and steaks served here
"The newest of these three food halls, Urbanspace feels like an upgraded, sleeker version of your typical mall food court, especially if you’re sitting on the leather barstools at their cocktail bar, The Peregrine Club. With 12 different food stalls, there’s a wide selection of cuisines and dishes with spots like Sushi Dokku for some maki, Keadkao for some Thai, or Polombia for a Colombian-Polish fusion. " - adrian kane, john ringor
"Urbanspace Washington is a food hall where Susan Thompson opened a post of her West Loop flagship, Sushi Dokku." - Naomi Waxman
"A downtown New York-based food hall outlet that has experienced a revolving door of vendor departures in recent months — including notable stalls for pizza, Filipino food, burgers, and barbecue — highlighting the difficulty food halls face in maintaining stable vendor lineups in the pandemic era." - Naomi Waxman
"This food hall in the Loop is perfect for a quick bite if you want to avoid all the chain restaurants in the area. Urbanspace feels like an upgraded version of your typical mall food court—they have a cocktail bar and 13 food vendors with a wide selection of cuisines. For a taste of the Philippines, grab some lumpia and longanisa with garlic rice at Isla Filipino. If you’re looking for a new addition to your lunch sandwich rotation, Happy Lobster has a buttery lobster roll with giardiniera and spicy mayo. And if you just moved here from New York, you can even find a slice of cheese pizza you won’t complain about at Roberta's." - John Ringor
"I observed an energetic atmosphere at Urbanspace Washington, the New York–based food-hall chain’s first Chicago outpost in the Loop, where Keadkao Express debuted. The operators are also planning a long-awaited follow-up inside Willis Tower, but supply-chain issues have disrupted the timeline; that hall is now scheduled to launch at some point in 2022." - Naomi Waxman
