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    Le Bouchon

    4.0 (827 reviews)
    PriceyFrench
    Open 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Romantic
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Mussels
    Amber L.

    This is a casual French eatery. It's a small space. The food was average. Nothing stood out to me. Service was fine. Doubt I'll go back anytime soon as there are way better French restaurants.

    Paté en Croûte
    Erica B.

    Small, crowded, but cute space. A little loud. The French onion soup was a bit salty, but really tasty (make sure you save some table bread for it). In hindsight, the pâté probably wasn't the best choice for me since I don't really like mustard or pickles, but my husband liked it. I thought it was just fine. I also thought the steak frites manion style was just ok. There was a good amount of sauce and it was cooked well but the char grilled taste was pretty strong and there were way too many peppercorns for me so would want to try a different sauce next time.

    Fjord Trout en Croute
    Megan F.

    The atmosphere is cozy and romantic -- perfect for a date night. The place was already packed early in the evening, so I definitely recommend getting a reservation for dinner. It's a cute French bistro, and the food overall was pretty solid. We got the Petit Lapin en Croute (think chicken pot pie but with rabbit), Fjord Trout en Croute, Soupe à l'Oignon Gratinee (French Onion Soup), and Maple Crème Brûlée. The French Onion Soup was on the saltier side, but I'd definitely recommend the Petit Lapin en Croute and the Fjord Trout en Croute -- both were delicious and beautifully presented.

    Salade betteraves
    Chris V.

    The space is cozy but cramped, and the noise level is high. We ordered a few of the dishes everyone raves about. The beet salad was easily the best: light, flavorful, and beautifully done. The fjord trout en route was solid, especially once we skipped the rich sauce. The onion was fine, but the bread already in the soup had a weird after taste, made it less enjoyable.

    Manion Style Steak Frites (Top) Sunchoke Agnolotti (bottom)
    Klaudia W.

    When my boyfriend told me he made a surprise dinner reservation I didn't know what to expect, but Le Bouchon was better than anything I could've expected. The ambience was amazing, the seating was tight but felt so cozy. The dishes were made with lots of thought and care and you could taste it in every bite. I got the Sunchoke Agnolotti and I don't know if was a mistake or the best decision of my life, now that I'll crave it forever. For dessert we had the Maple Crème Brûlée and it was so delightful. Our server was very caring, knew the menu well, and had amazing recommendations. As a server myself I have high standards for service and they did not disappoint, I felt like I was at my grandmas house. If you're in chicago visiting or live here wanting to try a new place do not look past Le Bouchon.

    Mark O.

    2025 Chicago. Lunch review. Escargots à la Bourguignonne 15 Snails, Garlic & Parsley Butter French Dip 23 Roast Wagyu Beef, Raclette Cheese, Cornichon Aioli, Onion Dip Overall, "A-OK."

    Maple crème brûlée
    Jerry H.

    Steak tartare - my first time having raw beef, let alone steak tartare. A great experience though. The flavors were really good, there was a citrusy flavor that brought everything together Trout - pretty good but the dish felt a bit one dimensional. There didn't seem to be too much going on, just super creamy. Rabbit pot pie - this was amazing. Also my first time having rabbit. Ignoring the rabbit, this was an excellent pot pie. Great gravy, fresh veggies, and the rabbit brought an interesting side to the dish. Maple crème brûlée - super creamy and not too sweet. It definitely had a good maple flavor and the caramelized sugar was nice and crunchy The service was also amazing. They were super attentive - fresh plates and silverware when needed, and the water was never empty. They were also super nice. The restaurant vibe was also nice and cozy

    Steak frites (Manion style)
    Jessy K.

    The restaurant was beautifully decorated and the theming was perfectly representative of a Lyonnaise bouchon- style restaurant. The food tasted very fresh and flavorful. It was also very filling. I had a French 75 and the Steak Frites in the Manion style and my partner had the Negroni and trout pastry. Both dishes were to die for! The steak was perfectly done and the fries were thin and still crisp even with the sauce on top. These might be some of my favorite fries I've had. My partner's trout was delicious as well and I was totally enamored with the Sorrel sauce. We got the escargots as an appetizer and it was delicious. The garlicky olive oil sauce it sat in was perfect for dipping the complimentary bread into. The bread itself was pretty standard baguette-like. It was in a beautiful shape, which I loved. They also did not skimp on the butter and as a butter-lover, I really appreciated that! The only small issue for me was it took a while for the main dishes to arrive and so we sat waiting for a bit of time. It was longer than an average sit down restaurant waiting time but not anything to truly complain about.

    Foie gras
    Natalie L.

    The octopus carpaccio was SO delicious. Tender and almost lacy it was so thinly cut. The squash blossoms were light. The duck had crispy skin and was delicious with the sweet and sour of the cabbage and the rich fattiness of the spatzel. The wait service was excellent. My only complaint was the stark bright lighting. Will go back!

    Agnolotti
    Elizabeth R.

    The inside of this place is so cute! I ordered the agnolotti pasta. It was sweet and savory. I really enjoyed it. Then we got the squash blossoms and artichoke. Both were also delicious. I would definitely come back.

    Trout (truite des fjords en croûte)
    Kendra M.

    I haven't had French food this good since I was in France! Very much a classic French bistro with just great food. The space of the restaurant is teeny tiny but service is very fast and the food is delicious. Cocktails looked great although we opted for wine. I had onion soup of course, and the trout. We also had muscles and brandade for the table. My husband had steak frites "manion" style with poivre sauce and was in heaven. I would definitely come back to try more!

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    Do they offer valet parking?

    No valet parking on our visit. It was a weekday so street parking was not a problem (even on Damen).

    Is there a dress code?

    It's a bistro so casual is always acceptable.

    Do they still do the Tuesday prefixed?

    Yes they do.

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    La Grande Boucherie

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    4.3
    (629 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$$$

    Best happy hour specials!…read more Can't beat $1 oysters on Mondays. They pay a lot of attention to detail. Service was amazing. Staff are very knowledgeable about the drinks they serve.

    I visited to try the happy hour pate. I was hoping for more of a mousy rich pate, perhaps that's…read moremore a chicken liver pate and this was pork. It was okay but I wouldn't reorder. I did enjoy the mustard and baby pickles with it but the crostini was overdone and too crunchy. I asked for a side of bread and that came out warm and soft so I much preferred that. Atmosphere is elegant. Large spacious bar. Half full at 4:30 on a Friday. Service was slow and not welcoming. It got a bit better as more staff arrived but the original bartender seemed annoyed to serve me from the moment I sat down I waited about 10-15 minutes to be asked for my order after water was dropped. I waited another 15 minutes for my happy hour pate and fromage cheese platter to arrive. I honestly wouldnt have noticed the time if I'd felt more warmer welcomed. Also tried the fromage selection of cheeses. They were delicious but no one seemed to know which cheese was what. Several people later, the gentleman who delivered the cheese returned and kindly named those he could. I was told the cheese would come with bread and crackers but they didn't until I asked. Overall not an experience I enjoyed paying for or that I'd return for but others seemed to be enjoying themselves so my experience might be unique. I'd also recommend attention to the women's bathroom, toilet seat needs fixing so no one gets hurt.

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    Mon Ami Gabi

    Mon Ami Gabi

    4.1
    (1k reviews)
    2.1 mi
    $$$

    Mon Ami Gabi delivers a classic French dining experience done right. The ambiance is beautiful -…read moreelegant yet welcoming-and the wine list is thoughtfully curated with great options to complement the menu. The standout dish is the Roast Chicken à la Mère. Perfectly crisp, golden skin on the outside with incredibly juicy, tender meat inside-simple, comforting, and executed flawlessly. It's one of those dishes that reminds you why French classics never go out of style. Service was excellent throughout the meal: attentive, professional, and genuinely warm without feeling rushed.

    Visited Mon Ami Gabi with my boyfriend for Valentine's Day, and the service truly stood out…read more After being seated, I switched sides of the booth to sit next to him, and a staff member who wasn't even our server immediately noticed and reset the silverware on my new side. Throughout the evening, multiple team members checked on us (not just our server) which gave the experience a very polished, almost Michelin level feel. The ambiance is classic French bistro meets old money elegance: dim lighting, romantic, and perfect for date night. Food & Drinks: * Sidecar cocktail: Excellent. * French onion soup: The highlight of my meal. Rich, cheesy, perfectly oniony, and honestly one of the best French onion soups I've had. * Steak: My boyfriend enjoyed it, but I found it slightly chewy and under seasoned. The creamy sauce served with it, however, was delicious. * Mussels: Large portion with great garlic butter sauce and bread for dipping. The challenge was that most of the sauce sat at the bottom of the deep pot, making the mussels taste a bit bland at first. Interestingly, the leftovers the next day were amazing once everything had soaked in the sauce...flavorful and delicious. Overall: A charming French restaurant ideal for date night with standout service and a cozy atmosphere. I'd absolutely return and would love to explore more of the menu next time.

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    Dear Margaret

    Dear Margaret

    4.6
    (169 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$$

    This is such a lovely little restaurant, and I do mean little. The space is small so I would…read morerecommend a reservation. Our first visit here was for Restaurant Week, but we have been back several times after that. The restaurant itself is absolutely adorable. Lots of two top tables as well as some four tops. The bar area is functional as it allows for seating to have drinks and to dine. Each time we have been there, the music has been off the charts. I was a little taken aback (in a good way though) when I heard Aretha Franklin. My mind was a little confused because I felt like I was in a small French restaurant in Paris and was expecting French Cafe Jazz/Chill music. But hearing the Queen of Soul changed the whole vibe for me. The menu is very eclectic and changes quite a bit. The one thing that has been consistently on the menu are the Pommes Dauphine (oyster mousse, pickled red onion, osetra caviar), which I adore. Another dish that was the Slagel Duck Breast à l'Orange (pistachio, baby carrots, marmalade demi-glace, wild herbs). This was also very good. The duck was prepared just right, with the meat tender and juicy, but the skin nice and crispy. The Duck Liver Mousse (beer jam, honey-roasted peanuts, mint) is also a favorite of mine. Every time we have dined here, the Wine Director, Terry McNeese, has taken care of us for wine and beverages as well as sometime speaking to us about the food specials. He was gracious and informative, and easy to talk to. It was not until our second visit that we discovered who he was after he gave us his card. I was inquiring about some of the music on that night and he mentioned that it was a Spotify playlist. He has created several playlist under "DM" specifically for the restaurant. He told us he was on Spotify and that we could find the music there. In addition to the music, he has a very nice curated wine list, by the glass and bottle. My favorite is Camille Braun Cremant d'Alsace Brut Rosé Alsace, France N.V. (Pinot Noir). What they do not have is cocktails, so come prepared to drink wine, beer/cider or non-alcoholic beverages. Terry made some recommendations for The Queen, who is a cider lover. She was very happy with the selections and he actually made a recommendation of one for her to try (on the house). If I had to say I had a complaint, it would be that Dear Margaret turns out some great dishes, but because they change the menu often, don't get attached like I do because your feelings will be hurt when it is no longer available. But on the plus side I would say you get to experience something new and exciting on your next visit. There is plenty of street parking as they are located on Lincoln Ave, so it is easy to go there and not fight for a spot or use Spot Hero. So if you are looking for a quick European getaway that doesn't jet lag, get thee to Dear Margaret très vite.

    Definitely the best French restaurant I have ever tried. Dishes were creative and delicious, and…read moreservice was of high standard. I ordered Asparagus Mi-Cuit, Fried Rabbit Terrine and side of 9-grain toast. The asparagus was served chilled (room temp.), with edible petals, shaved egg yolk, fish roes and vinaigrette. The asparagus was fresh and crispy, with a light hint of sweetness. The egg yolk was cured with sugar and salt in fridge and added some saltiness. The fish roes was "rubbery" and tasted creamy, complementing the texture and flavor of asparagus. Moreover, these ingredients paired well with one another. The main dish, the fried rabbit terrine was also great. Pulled rabbit leg meats and rabbit gelatin were coated with flour and deep fried. Surprisingly, the fried stuff was not heavy or greasy at all. The meat was tender, the gelatin added some creaminess and richness to it. The dish was served with lentils and horseradish cream. Not sure why they used lentil as side. Perhaps the sprouted lentil and beets used by Cira would be better. Still, it was a good dish. For the bread, I originally wanted to try their baguette, but they only serve baguette from Thursday to Sunday, so I tried the 9-grain toast instead. It was dense, moist and earthy. Each small slice was about 22.5g! I hope I can try their baguette next time I visit Chicago!

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    Charred, smoked carrots.
    Charred, smoked carrots.
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    Ice wine tea panna cotta.
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    Bistro Campagne

    Bistro Campagne

    4.1
    (855 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    $$$

    Bistro Campagne is always consistent The food is always…read moreoutstanding and the servers are well trained I usually get the Amish chicken with mushroom ragout and onion frites which is excellent, but easily enough food for 2 meals My most recent visit I had the steak frites which was delicious My guests had the cassoulet (also delicious) and the fish stew, which they loved They shared w generous charcuterie board and I had the steak tartare which I love For dessert we had the creme brûlée which was ethereal My only tiny gripe is the bussers consistently appear to rush the dinner, taking cocktail glasses before they're empty and clearing plates before everyone is finished

    I had been wanting to go here for years and as a lover of French food I was happy to try it out! I…read moream a French food snob tho- They have the most lovely patio and it makes you feel like you are in Europe. We went for my dad's birthday and it was insanely hot, but beautiful out there. I adored the bread and butter service and I loved that it came with three butters- so so good! The Amish chicken was extremely heavy, but a bit cold. Very flavorful. I tried the steak frites and it was decent, but I've had better in other restaurants in the city. My favorite was for salad lyonaisse. It's a warm salad with potatoes, poached egg, frissee and bacon. Genuinely so so good! We also tried the crème brûlée and bread pudding. Both were really good and I do think I would come back in the winter because the food was extremely heavy. To the point where I was actually incredibly nauseous and it was really concerning lol. I think I had too high expectations for this place, but it was still good! I also was just in France for three weeks so I'm a harsh critic and I just like Le Bouchon better whoops

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    Pot De Creme
    Slightly effervescent texture, dry kumquat peel notes really work in this french orange wine. sons of wine 'bisous bisous', alsace, france.

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    Slightly effervescent texture, dry kumquat peel notes really work in this french orange wine. sons of wine 'bisous bisous', alsace, france.
    Bar Parisette

    Bar Parisette

    4.5
    (34 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I'm old enough that I still remember doing the world-class happy hour at Dos Urban Cantina at the…read moresame address now home to Bar Parisette, a newer space from the Table, Donkey & Stick folks in Logan. I hadn't been back to check out the other restaurants in this space since Dos closed a few years ago, so I don't have the history on how this space has turned over a bit in the time since. I DO know this much: Bar Parisette is a strange ride. That's because I'm not really sure what it is going for, based on a dinner I had at the space last weekend. Bar Parisette, for a lot of reasons, gave me the sense it was going for French bistropub. The steak frites, the burger, the snacks, the drinks...all of that felt like it was right at home, but none of it was as strong as the food I've had at TDS. I went with the burger specifically because the burger at TDS is so good, but it just...wasn't, here. The meat was a little plain, the fries were fine, the bun was solid; the pieces were there, but as a package, it wasn't humming. The almonds were an interesting choice, but not one I would run out to make again; the trout dip was a winner with a couple of the folks in our party, but I skipped it since trout dip is not really my thing. I think the vibe was more a turnoff than the food and drink, though. Pardon my French, but it just wasn't sexy in here, and even though it was a Saturday night, it wasn't really hopping inside the space. If there was music playing, I didn't hear it or don't remember it, and the layout at Bar Parisette is functional but doesn't allow for the sorts of people-watching I like at other places in Chicago. (This became especially pointed when we left and walked next door to Gretel, which was jam-packed.) Service wasn't pushy, but it was certainly aggressive; our server came over three times in the first 10 minutes to check on our need to order, despite the fact that we were clearly a group that had not caught up in a while and had not spent much time with the menus. (European, this was not, at least in terms of speed.) But then we DID order, and it took 20 minutes to get our drinks and 30 minutes to get appetizers...then another 30 to get dinner. I didn't notice this as much because I had a late lunch, but my wife was showing signs of "hanger" that got more belligerent as the night went along. "Hurry up and wait" was never more apparent than this, and the staff acknowledged that it took too long for our food to come out, especially in a space that was almost completely empty by the time our mains came out. For $300 (this did include an $80 bottle of wine, note), my expectations are a little higher. Dos, this is not, and it's hard to imagine a scenario where I would come back to experience Bar Parisette a second time.

    I think this place is getting lost amongst all the other great spots anything 50 yds of it and…read morethat's a shame. If you're in the area, especially during happy hour (extended to all day on Mondays, closed Tuesdays), stop in. All the areas are lovely and comfortable (bistro, dining room, bar, kitchen counter) and service is friendly and knowledgeable. Absolutely great wine list (and keep an eye out for special event Wine Dinners), including value priced House Wines during HH. Very decent burger and fries, small snacks and full sized plates abound at very good prices. Like its relative restaurant Table, Donkey & Stick, good food, good drinks and good times are sure to be had.

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    Bar area early happy hour!
    Bar area early happy hour!
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    Bandol

    Bandol

    3.7
    (111 reviews)
    3.5 mi

    For lunch, I'm not sure there's any better chill spot to grab a bite in the Loop. Low-key,…read moresophisticated, refined. I popped in for a quick solo lunch and indulged in the croque monsieur + fries. The rest of the menu had enticing things but I knew what I wanted and would not be swayed. After a small wait, which I mention only because it really wasn't busy, my food was served. The look matched the flavor: delicious! It's nice that the other French place, offering nearly the exact same offering here in the exact same spot, was replaced with a worthy newcomer. Bandol checks all the boxes you'd want.

    Bandol is good for lunch, but the breakfast I had today was terrible. I ordered a chocolate…read morecroissant, and like in a lot of American restaurants, it was a fake croissant, more like gummy white bread in a croissant form. It was ultra-soft, with a minuscule dab of chocolate. The poached eggs were completely flavorless. They might have been old eggs six weeks away from the farm, I don't know, but all I could taste was the chalky whites. And by the way, poached eggs should always be served with a spoon without the customer having to ask. How do you eat poached eggs with a fork? I asked for my English muffin to be "burnt" (crispy.) They were soft and gummy, just like the croissant. And no jam or jelly was offered. The waiter was polite but inattentive. It's annoying to say, specifically, "I'll have two poached eggs with crispy bacon" and then have the waiter come back and say, "do you want sausage or bacon with that?" And like most restaurants these days, they've switched to that thick-cut bacon that can't be cooked crispy. The breakfast came with a very small side of potatoes, which tasted fine. And I had some green tea that was...okay, but not even remotely like the delicious green tea that most Japanese restaurants offer. I asked my waiter to clear away my plate when I was done, but he either didn't hear me or misunderstood, because he left the plate sitting there. Lastly, when people are eating breakfast, especially on a weekday, they usually have some place they need to get to, and don't want to linger. It took too long after I put my card down for the waiter to pick it up. Every one of these things is a minor complaint (except for the tasteless eggs.) But add them all up and it makes me think -- even though I'm in the area frequently -- "I'll never go back here for breakfast." Overall, a disappointing experience.

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    Croque Monsieur Breakfast plate
    Croque Monsieur Breakfast plate
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