Chicago's Best Restaurants Restaurants near 6310 N Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60659

Uru-Swati

Corner eatery specializing in vegetarian provisions from Northern & Southern India.

Khan B.B.Q.

Kebabs, naan, tandoori fish & chicken & other standards dished in an unassuming counter-serve space.

Sauce and Bread Kitchen

The Edgewater cafe and market specializes in local ingredients and products and makes it a mission to employ neighborhood youth. Customers may dine in or carry out.

Fondue Stube

"A fondue experience in the classic European tradition." Classic cheese fondue and fondue bourguignonne, with bargain prices on weekdays.

Tel-Aviv Kosher Bakery

Unassuming counter-serve featuring kosher pastries & desserts such as roshki, cookies & cakes.

Tiffin: The Indian Kitchen

Classic Indian cuisine, clay-oven-fired dishes & a lunch buffet in a simple but spacious venue.

Pressure Billiards & Café

Contemporary pool hall & entertainment venue with live comedy, TVs, drinks & bar food.

Shawarma Inn

Kebabs & other Mediterranean & Middle Eastern favorites dished up to eat in or take out.

Udupi Palace

Neighborhood Indian eatery whipping up classic vegetarian specialties in an unassuming space.

Taste of Peru

This small Peruvian restaurant serves authentic South American fare in large portions. Seafood i a specialty.

Bel Ami

Takeout

IHOP - West Rogers Park

Breakfast served all day includes hearty omelets, french toast, waffles, crepes and pancakes, but this national chain also offers soups, salads, burgers, and a variety of entrees. This branch stays open 24 hours on the weekends, midnight during the week.

Touche

Chicago's leather bar since 1977.

Uncommon Ground on Devon

The second Uncommon Ground location embraces an organic philosophy and the environment. It grows some of its produce in a certified-organic farm on the roof.

Arya Bhavan

Casual vegetarian/vegan eatery serving Northern Indian eats in an unpretentious setting.

Misericordia Greenhouse Inn

American diner with a classic menu at the Misericordia home for developmentally disabled adults.

Misericordia Hearts & Flour Bakery

This bakery is operated by the residents of Misericordia, a mission of the Sisters of Mercy that has been providing services for persons in need since 1921. Originally a home for unwed mothers, since 1954, it has supported children and adults with mild to profound developmental disabilities.

Fireside Restaurant

Housed in an early 20th-century roadhouse, the Fireside offers home-style food with a Cajun kick in an ultra-casual setting. More than 60 beer brands are available, and the summertime patio is a neighborhood favorite.

Hub's Gyros II - Chicago

Hub's Restaurant in Chicago has been serving quality Greek & American food since 1976. Catch us in Saturday Night Live's classic 1993 sketches “You Like-a Da Juice, Ah?".

Pride Sushi and Thai

Torn between sushi and Thai cuisine? You can order a little of both at this cheery Far North Side eatery that's family owned. Specialties include fried rice, curry dishes, noodle dishes and a host of classic maki rolls.

Cary’s Lounge

A great little neighborhood bar. No thirst is too big or too small here at Cary's Lounge!

M. Henry

Andersonville's popular brunch spot almost always has a line of regulars eagerly awaiting a taste of the blackberry bliss cakes, drunken eggs and lemon crab and shrimp-cake benedicts.

Alexander's Restaurant

Small, solid neighborhood diner with a menu of basic fare and a wide variety of breakfast dishes, served all day.

Uni-Mart One-Stop Shopping - Chicago

Convenience store & market stocking an assortment of Filipino grocery & prepared items.

Simi's

Located in Chicago’s West Ridge neighborhood, Simi’s was founded based on our desire to find a West African cuisine in Chicago that prioritizes ambiance, taste, and customer service.

Gogi

GOGI is Chicago’s Korean Barbecue. Here, barbecue aficionados and culinary thrill-seekers become acquainted with the very finest meats and flavors. Picture the glow of burning charcoal right at your table, the sounds and aromas of sizzling juices all adding to the anticipation of what is about to hit your taste buds. This is the magic of GOGI, a truly beautiful and unique cultural experience.

Raven Theatre Company

Established in 1983, Raven focuses on American classics, as well as new and lesser-known projects that illuminate the "American Experience." Limited free parking is available in the theater's lot, entered from northbound Clark Street.

Oda Mediterranean Cafe

Showing both Mediterranean and Eastern European influences, Andersonville’s Oda Mediterranean Café offers traditional favorites like kebabs and Turkish bread, as well as vegetarian and gluten-free options as well as, of course, some outstanding cocktails and wine.

Sabri Nehari - Chicago

Since 1977, this Pakistani restaurant has served a wide range of interesting and authentic dishes in a friendly atmosphere.

Wolfy's

Wolfy's has been proudly serving Chicago-style hot dogs to the Far North Side since Mickey Becker founded the hot dog stand in 1967.