Chicago's Best Restaurants Restaurants near Skokie Theatre restaurant

Sandwich Club

Pita Inn - Skokie

Bonefish Grill - Skokie

AOK Gourmet - Skokie

Binny's Beverage Depot - Skokie

Binny's superstores offer a huge selection of fine wines, premium spirits, imported and domestic beers, cigars and gift items. This location also offers gourmet groceries and cheeses and a walk-in humidor.

Yolo Mexican Eatery

Burt's Place

The tiny restaurant is so small that customers must call in for their orders if they expect to be served. Burt's Place, located in Morton Grove, is a neighborhood treasure with fans from all over for its signature pies.

Edwardo's Natural Pizza - Skokie

Tim Tub Thai

Yim Siam

Emma's Bagel Cafe (formerly Bagel Country)

Pequod's Pizza (Morton Grove)

Local institution known for deep-dish pizza with a caramelized crust, served in spacious digs.

New York Bagel & Bialy - Lincolnwood

24-hour strip-mall shop serves up bagels, bialys & deli sandwiches at the counter in a snug space.

De-Jred

Tub Tim Thai

Makisu Sushi Lounge and Grill

L. Woods Tap & Pine Lodge

Lettuce Entertain You's L. Woods Tap & Pine Lodge offers fall-off-the-bone ribs, crispy-skinned chicken, fresh fish, prime steaks and huge, house-made desserts in a clubby atmosphere. A high, beamed ceiling, pinewood walls and oxblood-leather booths contribute to a woodsy effect.

Zelda's Sweet Shoppe

Graziano's - Chicago

Traditional Italian fare & wood-oven pizzas served in a rustic loftlike space with a full bar.

Papillon

Libertad

Village Inn Pizzeria, Sports Bar and Grill - Skokie

Sweety Pies

Kaufman's Bagel & Delicatessen

Hungarian Kosher Foods

Shallots Bistro

Affy Tapple Outlet Store

Fresh apples dipped in caramel and rolled in chopped peanuts, Affy Tapple, the original caramel apples, have been delighting Chicagoans since 1948. This factory outlet stores sells Affy Tapple and Mrs. Prindables seconds at up to 50 percent off.

Fluky's

This concession inside Wal-Mart is the last vestige of the business widely acknowledged as the originator of the Chicago-style hot dog, created by Abe "Fluky" Drexler at the Maxwell Street market in 1929

Psistaria Greek Restaurant

For two brothers, who came from beautiful Greece, the restaurant business has truly being a labor of love. George and Thanasi (Tom) have worked together their entire lives and each bring the Psistaria over 30 years of experience in Greektown.