Timeless cocktails and cuisine are the focus at this private club-styled restaurant harking back to a gilded era. Setting the atmosphere are classic Chicago paintings, sketches and artifacts, including Mahogany millwork from the old Pump Room, an antique ballot box and 300 leather-bound books from The Newberry Library.
Diane B.
We visited the Tortoise Supper Club based on a friends recommendation for dinner. This did not disappoint! It's a moody upscale restaurant with amazing...
Noanya S.
Food - 2 Drinks - 4 Service - 3 Not the server, the wait time I was super excited to visit the Tortoise Supper Club and left unfulfilled and knowing that...
Kari C.
I just love the entire vibe of this place. They recently redid the main dining area and it's cute but the wall paintings don't really make sense to me in...
Windy H.
Ok. So, this is by far my most amazing Chicago Restaurant Week experience. Food - It was amazing! Husband and I just love the food. There's nothing that...
Marlene S.
Came in for dinner during restaurant week. Service overall was great everyone was super attentive and friendly. We started off with the lobster bisque which...
