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Housed in a 19th century printing warehouse, Graham Elliot is a hip, approachable fine dining experience, without the old-world dress code. Inventive and whimsical presentations of contemporary American cuisine, including a unique popcorn appetizer. The flavors are bold and the unique cocktail creations are specially designed to combine well with menu items. A destination restaurant with excellent service.

Offering outstanding casual American cuisine with award-winning burgers, signature pizzas, salads, sandwiches and entrees, Rockit Bar & Grill is a premier downtown bar and grill. It has a hip, stylish, and sleek atmosphere with a menu of seasonally inspired comfort food that has a contemporary twist. Great service and true Chicago bar-style fun.

An Italian restaurant in Marina City featuring hand-tossed pizzas and a wide selection of pastas and lasagna. A hip décor with an excellent selection of wines.

A classic Chicago steakhouse with a club-like atmosphere that is perfect for casually elegant dining. Offers a banquet hall and seasonal outdoor seating along the Chicago River.

Creative sushi in served in a modern ambiance.

The melding of contemporary Indian and Latin American cuisines with a selection of untamed regional Indian fare "Heat" - tapas, signature entrees, hedonistic desserts, boutique latin & global wines, "herb & spice" cocktails.

David Burke's Primehouse has become the quintessential Modern Classic American steakhouse with meats dry-aged on the premise in a salt-tiled aging room.

Elegant yet rustic, Coco Pazzo presents authentic Tuscan Italian cuisine brought to life with the finest local and organic ingredients the season has to offer. Executive Chef Chris Macchia is a master of flavorful creations using the simple ingredients of the Tuscan tradition.

SushiSamba rio celebrates the cuisine and culture of Japan, Brazil and Peru. With "Carnival-in-Rio" inspired decor, "Sex-in-the-City" cocktails, Brazilian grilled meats, Peruvian seviches and a full sushi menu, SushiSamba marches to its own distinct Samba