Inspired by the coastal regions of Provence and Saint-Tropez, La Serre, located in Fulton Market, invites guests into a lush and colorful greenhouse setting. The culinary approach highlights the light and vibrant cuisine of Provence, with a focus on native techniques and ingredients, offering lighter takes on the dishes of the French-Mediterranean landscape. Fresh vegetables, seafood, and all-natural Black Angus beef are expertly prepared on the kitchen’s hardwood charcoal hearth, infusing each dish with incredible wood and charcoal flavors, elevating the ingredients without heavy sauces or seasonings.Whether you're enjoying steak, seafood, or Mediterranean-inspired dishes, La Serre is the perfect destination for romantic dinners, dates, birthdays, or fine dining. The bar offers expertly crafted cocktails and drinks, providing the ideal atmosphere for any occasion, from a casual night out to an elegant celebration.
Housed in Chicago’s Belle Époque building, the unique Art Nouveau-inspired space honors the iconic building’s legacy while providing guests with a one-of-a-kind atmosphere and menu. La Grande Boucherie blends the ambiance of an indulgent steakhouse with a refined Parisian brasserie charm, and fuses traditional French cuisine with Chicago’s River North culinary heritage. The two-story restaurant boasts custom curved stained-glass windows overlooking the bustling streets of Chicago. The interior features custom mosaic marble floors, authentic fixtures, and a racetrack bar sourced from France. Guests can lean into the view and take in all that Chicago has to offer.
Au milieu de la Petite Italie, le bistro Chez Joel reproduit les goûts et les arômes que l'on retrouve en France. Mettant en vedette des plats traditionnels, le chef Joel Kazouini propose une cuisine du sud de la France, simple et savamment préparée. L'atmosphère du restaurant Chez Joel rappelle l'ambiance d'un vrai bistro français avec ses murs ornés de tableaux français et ses tables recouvertes de papier de boucherie. L'environnement confortable fait du bistro Chez Joel l'endroit idéal pour un repas romantique. Lorsque le temps le permet, les tables de jardin sur la terrasse extérieure offrent une des expériences en plein air les plus agréables de la ville.
Residing within Michigan Avenue's famed Carbide & Carbon building is a stylish and modern French restaurant, serving classic French fare with a contemporary twist.
Through a unique dining experience crafted with passion and precision by Executive Chef Marcel Heiduk, guests are transported to the bustling brasseries that define the Parisian lifestyle.
This is Venteux.
Bandol seamlessly intertwines French and Mediterranean classics inspired by the coastal town of Bandol, with modern seafood, raw bar and an American touch. The light-filled, art-deco space is a perfect backdrop for enjoying an early morning espresso & pastry, a lunch with business colleagues, a uniquely memorable dinner, or a late-night digestif. Parisian-style outdoor café seating provide for a welcoming, relaxing respite within the bustling financial heart of the city. Available for breakfast, lunch, dinner, weekday happy hour and weekend brunch. Bandol also offers an upscale to-go coffee bar & bakery counter serving Lavazza coffee, grab & go breakfast items, and house-made pastries. Parking validation available when you dine with us on weekdays after 3pm and weekends. Parking garage located at 172 W Madison St. 5 Hours of Parking for $5. Perfect before a catching a show in the Theatre District! Ask about our Pre-Theatre three-course menu!
Taureaux Tavern is an elevated yet inviting French-inspired restaurant and bar in the heart of Chicago’s Loop neighborhood. Designed as an all encompassing dining experience, Taureaux Tavern offers multiple areas of service and a year-round patio alongside Executive Eric Tiglao's artfully crafted menu.
Chicago’s cutest little French bistro & wine bar. Coquette is a pink Parisian dream offering modern French cuisine paired with exciting wines and cocktails.Led by Executive Chef Marcos Campos, Culinary Director Erwin Mallet and Executive Pastry Chef Shannah Primiano, Coquette expresses their vision for a modern bistro, where quintessential recipes and iconic dishes are matched with contemporary influences. Though our cuisine may be “nouvelle” our equipment is undeniably primitive, with all cooking done by live-fire ovens and mangal grills. We also feature a dry aging system that blends state-of-the-art technology with methods that go back thousands of years to unleash the flavor and tenderness of the beef, duck and fish prepared in our kitchen. Coquette’s wine list is a playful celebration of France’s most under-appreciated regions and boldest winemakers.
