Chicago is a colourful patchwork of neighbourhoods that reflect ethnicities from all regions of the world. Our restaurants and their authentic flavours are just as wonderfully diverse.

Italian

Cibo Matto - Located in the Wit Hotel, this modern Italian restaurant offers the option of enjoying its imaginative fare in the dining room, at the chef’s table or alongside other diners at a communal table.
201 N. State Street

Coco Pazzo - One of the top Italian restaurants in the city, Coco Pazzo focuses on creating traditional Tuscan cuisine. Dishes include homemade gnocchi, wood-roasted salmon and panna cotta.
300 W. Hubbard Street

Italian Village - This historic three-level Italian dining complex includes the contemporary Vivere, the rustic La Cantina and the whimsical Village restaurant.
71 W. Monroe Street

Il Mulino Chicago - Located in Chicago’s Gold Coast neighbourhood, Il Mulino Chicago is an outpost of the upscale Italian eatery in New York, voted Manhattan’s top Italian restaurant by Zagat readers for more than two decades. Italian cuisine prepared with vigorous flavours from the Abruzzi region of Italy.
1150 N. Dearborn Street

Little Italy - Italian is still the native tongue spoken on Taylor Street, at the heart of Chicago's Little Italy. Stroll the sidewalks and be lured by the smells of authentic Italian cooking.
Taylor Street

Spiaggia - Chef Tony Mantuano cooks up inventive Italian dishes along with stunning views of Oak Street Beach and Lake Michigan.
980 N. Michigan Avenue

Asian

Arun’s - Chef Arun Sampanthavivat’s restaurant has been acclaimed locally and nationally for it for its beautiful setting and sophisticated Thai cuisine.
4156 N. Kedzie Avenue

Chinatown - Share some dim sum and browse the dozens of fascinating little shops and grocers along Wentworth Avenue in Chicago's Chinatown. It's the place to find some of the most authentic Chinese cuisine in the city.
Cermak Road and Wentworth

Japonais - Modern Japanese cuisine is the focus at this see-and-be-seen hotspot. It's a beautifully designed restaurant that melds industrial Japan with European elegance, and features a seductive downstairs lounge with seating along the Chicago River.
600 W. Chicago Avenue

NoMI - Located in the Park Hyatt Chicago, NoMI dazzles diners with its Asian-accented French cuisine and sweeping views of Michigan Avenue.
800 N. Michigan Ave.

PingPong - Bring your favourite bottle of wine, or partake in the full service bar at this popular pan-Asian Lakeview neighbourhood restaurant.
3322 N. Broadway Avenue

Red Light - The pan-Asian menu takes its inspiration from the flavours of Thailand, China, Vietnam and Indonesia, bringing them together with a playful energy that's reflected in the vibrant décor. Save room for dessert— chef Jackie's Chocolate Bag is sensational.
820 W. Randolph Street

Shanghai Terrace - The outdoor terrace with sweeping city views is the place to dine at this modern Chinese restaurant in the luxe Peninsula Chicago.
108 E. Superior Street

Sunda - Critically acclaimed New Asian cuisine is served in a chic space that includes a cocktail lounge and sushi bar.
110 W. Illinois Street

SushiSamba Rio - The stylish SushiSamba Rio serves dishes that meld Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian flavours in a hip, club-like atmosphere. Check out the sleek sushi bar, DJ booth and an all-season rooftop dining area.
504 N. Wells Street

Yoshi’s Café - This corner haute cuisine café has been turning out French-Asian fusion dishes for more than 20 years.
3257 North Halsted Street

Mexican, Latin American, Spanish

Angels and Mariachis - Think Tijuana-chic meets classic Mexican street fare. This Rock Cantina pumps our classic rock, country and mariachi tunes in the trendy Wicker Park neighbourhood.
1721 West Division Street

Adobo Grill - There's always a crowd at this casually upscale Mexican spot. The guacamole is a must-try; it's prepared tableside with a mortar and pestle.
1610 N. Wells Street

Big Star - This stylin’ roadhouse serves up organic tacos and tostadas, along with small batch whiskey and tequilas, under the watchful eye of James Beard Award-winning executive chef, Paul Kahan.
1531 N. Damen Avenue

Café Ba-Ba Reeba - Café Ba-Ba Reeba serves up delicious Spanish tapas and paella dishes.
2024 N Halsted Street

Carnivale - Join the party at Carnivale, a lively Latin restaurant that serves dishes influenced by the flavours of Puerto Rico, Mexico, Cuba, Argentina, Peru and more. Specialty drinks include the popular caipirinha and a raspberry version of the mojito.
702 W. Fulton Market

Frontera Grill/Topolobampo - Celebrity chef Rick Bayless is the brains behind two side-by-side Mexican restaurants that have both received critical acclaim. Frontera Grill offers casual dishes, while Topolobampo presents upscale Mexican cuisine.
445 N. Clark Street

Mercadito - Traditional Mexican cuisine gets a modern spin at this restaurant inspired by Mexico’s markets.
108 W Kinzie Street

Mercat a la Planxa - No matter your taste, you will find something delicious from their extensive menu of tapas, grilled-to-order meat and seafood and Catalan-inspired cocktails.
638 S. Michigan Avenue

XOCO - From churros to crusty tortas, this quick-service cafe from Rick and Deann Bayless serves up contemporary expressions of Mexico’s most beloved street food and snacks.
449 North Clark Street

French

Everest - A stunning view of the city and fine French fare from noted Chef Jean Joho are the hallmarks of this award-winning restaurant.
440 S. LaSalle Street, 40th Floor

Le Bouchon - This intimate storefront bistro has been serving authentic French fare in the Bucktown neighbourhood for years.
1958 N. Damen Ave.

Mon Ami Gabi - Have a cocktail at the reproduction turn-of-the-century Parisian bar, then dine on house specialties such as the classic steak frites.
2300 N. Lincoln Park West

Pierrot Gourmet - This European-style café and wine bar is located at the Peninsula Chicago hotel. Don’t miss the homemade cakes and pastries.
108 E. Superior Street, street level

Kiki’s Bistro - Classic French dishes are the signature of this charming River North restaurant.
900 N. Franklin Street

Tru - Executive Chef Anthony Martin relishes the challenge of surprising diners with his French-inspired dishes. Choose the seven-course Grand Collection and experience a symphony of his ever-changing creations. Desserts, courtesy of celebrated pastry chef Gale Gand, get equal star billing here.
676 N. St. Clair Street

Greek

Athena Restaurant - This spacious fine dining restaurant in the heart of Greektown offers traditional dishes such as dolmades and Athenian chicken. The picturesque outdoor patio is a big draw during the summer.
212 S. Halsted Street

Greek Islands - The biggest restaurant in Greektown serves fresh seafood, lamb and chicken dishes from an open kitchen that allows diners to watch the chefs at work.
200 S. Halsted Street

Greektown - Authentic Greek restaurants line the strip of Halsted Street known as Greektown, located just west of the downtown Loop. Have a flaming saganaki and shout “opaah” along with your waiter.
Halsted Street

Nine Muses - This laid-back restaurant that’s popular with the Greek-American locals transforms into a nightclub in the evening.
315 S. Halsted Street

Pegasus - This bright and airy restaurant offers affordably priced Greek dishes and a rooftop deck with a great city view.
130 S. Halsted St. – 312.226.4666

Venus - The cuisine of Cyprus is on the menu at this Mediterranean-inspired restaurant that features a unique bar in the shape of an ancient Greek warship. Try the 14-course mezes, offering a combination of Cypriot and Greek dishes.
820 W. Jackson Street

*multiple locations