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    3.7 (43 reviews)
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    Strawberry salad meh
    Padma A.

    Had the most amazing time with my friends... we were a few minutes late getting there and they were about to sail . I hollered and John on board saw me and paused and the captain came to his window to check the commotion and halted the sail. We fortunately were able to get in without any further delays . The set up in the dining area was beautiful and the servers were polite and attentive. The food was pretty good I got a salad but wanted the bell pepper soup like rest of our group and asked if we could get the soup so they accommodated me very kindly . We also were able to get a song dedication for my friend who had a bday this week . The views from the rooftop were outstanding and I would love to come back with the family. Highly recommend getting to the odyssey atleast 30 mins before sail .

    Seafood Tower
    Paul J.

    When the family decided to meet in Chicago for Thanksgiving, I found the Odyssey Chicago River cruise and took the opportunity to have a nice Thanksgiving meal (2pm) on a scenic cruise through the Windy City. First, we arrived at the dock and took some pics with the official photographer as well as a bunch of selfies to commemorate the day, then we sat at our table as the ship took off, then out came the drinks, bread, appetizers, and the meal. One by one, we feasted throughout the 2 hour tour, stopping every so often to go out on the deck and take photos with the family. The waitstaff were more than happy to oblige and take photos for everybody. Some highlights included the seafood tower (not really a tower, but plenty of seafood for everybody), the baked brie, and the Thanksgiving plate (turkey + gravy, green beans, stuffing and cranberry sauce). And a wide selection of drinks for everyone. And best of all, no one had to cook or clean the dishes afterwards, and we got spectacular photos for a Thanksgiving to remember!

    Take the stairway down to 455 Cityfront Plaza. Check in at the booth to the right of the boat before docking.
    Nina H.

    We spent our anniversary on the Odyssey Chicago River tour through the Hornblower cruise company. This ship is the newest of the fleet. At 4 years young, it's a beautifully designed boat with a dedicated route through the Chicago river system. It's a 140-foot, 360-degree encased vessel providing spectacular views of the river and downtown Chicago. We took the architectural lunch cruise to catch daytime views of the city. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't ideal but we had a few opportunities where there were breaks in the rain to take in scenes from outside and let me tell you, there are simply no words to explain the grandeur downtown Chicago has to offer. My husband got the anniversary package. With the package we were greeted with a lovely table decorated with rose petals, a beautifully arranged 1/2 dozen bouquet of roses and champagne service. We also received keepsake souvenir flutes. Our server Stephania was kind and friendly. She tended to our requests despite the many tables she was juggling and did a great job of it. Our docent was knowledgeable. He was familiar with the route layout, the building(s) features, architect history and provided interesting facts on the structures highlighted along the tour. From there, that's where the positives of this review end. Unfortunately, we encountered a number of not so great things. It began with the interior temp level. I'm thankful that the boat was climate controlled but upon entering it felt like a freezer. I was able to tolerate it because I wore a long sleeve dress however my husband was cold the entire time. A number of folks who wore t-shirts and shorts felt the same way too. There were moments when puffs of hot air blew through the vents but that made little dent to the frigid like temps within the confines. Next was our add on seafood tower app we paid extra for. The king crab, shrimps and ceviche were good. The sauces were okay but we would've appreciated horseradish versus tartar because the tartar sauce seemed out of place with the seafood on the tower. That lobster though.... SMH. It was bad. I had a bite of lobster and it tasted off. It was slimy, sour and spoiled. I spit it out immediately fearing another bite would lead to food poisoning. My husband noticing my response braved it, attempted a taste, mirrored my reaction and agreed. We let our server know and towards the end of our meal service the senior restaurant Manager, Alberto came out, apologized and made an attempt to make it right by comping a credit towards the seafood tower. We're currently awaiting a refund credit in 6 days. Then came our main course. I've heard good things about their short rib dish which at one point was part of their lunch menu. It has since been removed and is only offered during dinner. Taking the short rib dish off was a big bummer. Ben ordered the cod dish and I got their chicken. Ben said his cod tasted like frozen fish sticks. The portion was small too (see pics). As for my chicken, I would've enjoyed it more had it not been overcooked. My chicken dish had nice season. Had it been cooked right it would've been perfect. The dessert we ordered, a chocolate lava cake, was dry and lacking as well. Having to pay this much for our experience, we expected a stellar meal but received subpar. If you're seeking to go, just note the closest parking garage found on Spot Hero is near the Sheraton Grand hotel roughly 2 blocks away. As you're walking down Cityfront plaza and see the University of Chicago building, find the concrete stairway (on your left) and take it down towards the ticket office/boat. They request guests arrive 30 minutes prior to start time. Check in with the ticket office first prior to boarding. Once the boat leaves, you're pretty much SOL. Final disclaimer for the ladies. I know most of y'all like to wear cute heels but tread carefully down and up the boarding ramp. The ramp has a very steep incline. I strongly advise you hold the handrails. One misstep can potentially break your ankle.

    a restaurant with a view of the river
    Dave B.

    When I went to book a cruise a month ago, I realized that the weather in November could be downright chilly or miserable. So, I chose the Odyssey Chicago River by City Experiences for one main reason: it's entirely enclosed in glass. Our cruise was cozy and warm on a cold windy day. We raised our glasses of endless mimosas to the poor souls freezing to death on the other passing outdoor ships! The service was spectacular. The food was amazing. Definitely worth the extra money.

    Interior of the boat with our dessert table.
    Ben O.

    Amazing time, event, and food for our wedding! A few snafu's on the boat itself (event photographer showed up late and umm....high on life, causing us to miss out on photo favors for our guests, but that was remedied by management, and a few missing dishes we paid for, but again we received compensation for that) Gorgeous vessel! The food was delicious! We hear, even a year later that it was not only some of the best food people have had at a wedding, but the entire wedding was one of the best they had been to! Highly recommend for both special events and normal river cruises!

    a view of the chicago skyline at sunset
    Michi S.

    What a marvelous experience. I am planning my wedding on a city cruise and they offered us complimentary tickets to dining and sampling the food and experience. The food was pretty tasty, the service was top notch. The smiles and greetings started preboarding. The music was relaxing, the views were spectacular! Danny was the manager and Paul was our waiter and they made our experience extra special! Can't wait for our wedding with this company

    Chicken Breast, string beans, mashed potatoes
    Natosha M.

    Well it's that time again. I absolutely love the dinner cruises on the Odyssey. The vibes are always so nice. It's something you can do with your significant other, you can book it for a girls night out, or you can have a family affair....even celebrate a birthday maybe. It's for any and everyone and for everyone occasion. I book this cruise yearly, that's how much I like it. It's so nice to cruise along the Chicago river and catch views of the beautiful city of Chicago and the skyline. It definitely helps that the boat is glass and you can see any and everything you need to see outside of it. There is no bad seat on this boat. I love this boat so much I've even booked a cruise out of the country in Paris!! But honey let's get into this meal! I had the chicken breast and it was very juicy and flavorful. Also had string beans and mash potatoes. I had never had clam chowder before but I must say this was a great introduction for me. It was very good. The staff are always friendly and they make sure you have everything you need. Service is great. They also play a plethora of music for you to enjoy. They play something for everyone. All in all.....I'll gladly be back next year

    Clam chowder
    Lynn M.

    We came here for restaurant week. They dock at 7pm sharp so make sure to give your self enough time to board. I saw a few people 5min late and they did not let them in. Staff was professional and very attentive. Our food came out after we finished each course which was nice. It was a 2-hour boat ride with 3 course. Appetizer: Beet & baby arugula salad: this was lightly seasoned with vinaigrette. It was topped feta cheese. This was light and refreshing. Clam chowder: this was really good. This was full of flavor and perfect for a chilly night. Main Salmon: this was a little more salty than expected it was topped with rice. Jumbo sea scallop & Shrimp: this came with 3 jumbo shrimps and 2 mini scallops. This came with pasta topped with pesto. This was Dessert Fruit with strawberries: this was diced up fruit with Cheesecake: this was pretty dry not my favorite. I don't this this place would be worth it outside of restaurant week but definitely worth the experience if you are lucky enough to get it during restaurant week.

    The bar
    Eric B.

    For moi, a native Chicagoan, it's always fun to view the city from a visitor's perspective. Our town is blessed with a spectacular lakefront and waterways, and the options for boat trips keep expanding. For the Missus and me, this was our introduction to the Odyssey Chicago River, an upscale glass-enclosed floating restaurant. The 2-hour architecture lunch cruise was not only the finest meal we've experienced on a Chicago waterway but also the best river cruise overall. This vessel is fairly new. The dining room is climate-controlled and the food is prepared in a below-deck galley. There is a bar at the forward end of the dining room. The rest rooms (also below deck) are immaculate. Open decks fore and aft are delightful spaces with unobstructed views for photography. Our 3-course plated lunch matched the quality of the finer banquet venues on land. Special diets and food restrictions are accommodated. A Caesar salad and freshly baked crusty rolls were followed by a choice of four entrées. Everyone in our party ordered the braised beef short rib, served hot, fork-tender, and in a savory Cabernet Sauvignon sauce. And, what dessert could be more appropriate than that Chicago warhorse [giggle!], Eli's New York Style Cheesecake? The portions were very generous, and service was attentive and polished. Restaurant manager Simon stopped by our table to greet us and make sure we were enjoying everything. The architecture cruise itself was knowledgeably narrated. This along with background music played by a DJ did not challenge conversation. Meal service was timed so that we finished dessert right about when the vessel made a U-turn to head back, giving us the opportunity to go out on deck and enjoy the panoramic scenery. Please note that Odyssey's lunch cruises cost considerably less than the dinner cruises, and prices do not include tax and gratuity.

    Glass ceiling to view scenery
    Ama S.

    This was a great cruise with great service and delicious food. We attended this cruise for a special event and really enjoyed ourselves. We were able to enjoy the guided tour of the greatly engineered buildings of Chicago while enjoying the best dining. The boat was clean, modern and attractive. There was a variety on the menu that all could enjoy including vegan foods and meals for meat lovers. The food was tasty and no one had any complaints. We met people enjoying different occasions, such as birthdays and anniversaries. This was truly a great experience!

    Pure enjoyment with dear friends

    Spectacular brunch and architectural cruise Ali g the Chicago river. From being greeted at the ship by the captain to flowing mimosas, an incredibly tasty brunch and stellar dessert. This is not to be missed. Worth every minute of your time and attention. Even a slightly rainy day however the glass ceiling allowed perfect viewing if the city and its amazing architecture. Do it now!!

    Proposal on deck
    Lisa S.

    My boyfriend booked us for dinner on the Odyssey on a Saturday night. Boarding was easy and quick, and although we did not have a table by the window, the walls and ceilings are glass so the view is still great! The three course dinner is done table by table, so everyone dines at their own pace. This was perfect because it gave us the chance to go out to the front of the boat to take in the views without a crowd. This also made it easier for my boyfriend to drop to one knee and propose! Our waiter assisted him in taking a video of the whole proposal and the ship captain even honked the horn afterwards! It was a perfect night with delicious food, a staff that goes above and beyond, and a new fiancé!

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    4.4(1.6k reviews)
    0.1 mi•Near North Side

    We went on the architecture tour tonight. It was fun and informative. However, the amount of…read morespiders on the boat is ridiculous. When on the lower level you are hoping a spider isn't go to fall on you.

    We bought tickets for a Sunday morning cruise (depart 10am) online and when we departed the boat…read morewas half full on the top level. We were blessed with perfect sunny skies and temps around 68-70 degrees the whole time. Our small group took up the one back corner of the boat and had a great time. The boat took us out through the lock into the harbor and then out around the breakwater into the open lake, around the lighthouse and then back through the lock (about an hour) to a nice cruise down river (30 mins). We turned around where the main branches come together at a Y. Along the way we learned about the history of the City, the great fire, why the lock exists, some local neighborhood history, reverse flow/pollution of the river, lots of building info/architecture new and old and about the lake. The lock and lake part of the trip was fun for the kids. I would recommend this type of tour if you have children so it keeps them a little entertained instead of hearing about buildings for 90 mins. The bathroom on board was clean. The bar area downstairs looked good, but we didn't drink or buy snacks. We walked from our hotel so I can't help you with parking. It's a couple flights of steps down to get to the loading area for the boat and the same steps back up to street level when you leave the boat. Last thing, when we got off our boat the lines for all the boat companies were long. If you hate lines, get the boat tour done early!! Thanks guys!

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    4.3(274 reviews)
    0.3 mi•Near North Side

    While in Chicago, my wife scheduled an architectural tour on the Chicago River. In the summertime,…read moreespecially, this is prime time to take one of these tours, where you can enjoy seeing the different architectural designs of the skyscrapers built over the past 100-plus years. When we went, the weather was gorgeous, but it was hot since it was early August. Make sure to hydrate, or at least bring some sort of beverage, even if it's an Aperol spritz. Our tour guide was great and explained the history and stories behind each building we saw, including the Chicago Tribune building. During the 90-minute tour, you go west, south, north, then east along the Chicago River to check out the various buildings and the stories behind them, as well as others under construction, like the Bally's Casino. As a sidebar, that building is pissing off the locals across from it because it is now blocking their view. Make sure you buy tickets in advance and arrive at least 15 minutes before the boat leaves, as the queues build quickly, and you will want a good seat on the top deck to capture the buildings around you and take pictures. Also check whether the staff creates a second queue as they take ticket holders from both at the same time, so if you are in the back of one, they don't go through that queue first before the other. In the summertime, the tickets will sell out quickly, so make sure you buy in advance if you're looking to take a tour.

    We took a Saturday morning architectural cruise with Chicago line cruises. The check-in process was…read moreextremely organized, as was the boarding. We had great seats on the back of the boat and the staff was very helpful. After the safety briefing, we got underway. The guide was so knowledgeable about the history and the architecture of Chicago. Highly recommend! They offer free water, lemonade, and soft drinks, as well as alcoholic beverages for purchase. The tour guide was so funny and offered spare hats to the men who had limited hair on the boat to keep them from getting sunburned!

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    0.8 mi•The Loop

    The Marquette Building is a beautiful example of the Chicago School of architecture. The early…read moresteel framed sixteen story skyscraper was built in 1895. The steel frame is what allowed long "Chicago windows" due to less pressure of the masonry. It was designed by Holabird and Roche. The skyscraper was named for Father Jacques Marquette, the first European settler who explored Chicago in 1674-1675. Mosaics, sculptures and bronzes honor this expedition in the Marquette's entry and lobby. The bronzes and sculptures show the trip and important historic figures that were met along the journey. The railing around the atrium features beautiful Tiffany designed mosaics. Louis Comfort Tiffany was commissioned to create a mosaic frieze to detail the story of Marquette's life, the exploration of Chicago and the Native Americans that he met. Art panels are made of lustered Tiffany glass, mother-of-Pearl and semi-precious stones. It is stunning! The building is free and open to explore. Ask the security guard for a brochure or if you are lucky, he may even share some history about the building. There is also a small exhibit behind the lobby that discusses Chicago skyscrapers and architecture.

    Chicago September 2019…read more Walked into the Marquette Building in downtown Chicago to view the beautiful artwork in the lobby. No admission fee. Just walk in and enjoy the view. The lobby is not too big but filled with stain glass art work that is eye catching. One can view the art from the first or second floor. Many Yelpers have already posted photos with great historical commentary. I'll just add a #metoo. No where to park around here unless you want to spend $30.00 ... I just jump on the CTA and pay $2.50 one way (or $5.00 round trip). Many of the buildings in downtown Chicago have fantastic art work in their lobbies. Most are free to explore. Welcome to Chicago !

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    Almost everyone you meet in Chicago who loves their city will ask when you tell them you are…read morevisiting from out of town, "Have you done the architectural boat tour?" People in Amsterdam will also ask if you have done a canal boat tour - and you have to do these when you visit these cities. Our docent volunteer guide, Steve, was excellent. He was very personable and extremely knowledgeable about the city's riverside buildings and its history. The boat staff was also hardworking and ready to help with any issues, from getting a drink at the boat's downstairs bar to handing out covers when the rain hit us. For what we paid, the 1.5 hour tour was more than worth it. I recommend sitting at the top towards the back, as you don't have to crane your neck as much when he points out places of interest. This was a truly wonderful experience and I would do it again in a heartbeat.

    Not what I expected overall but it was still a very educational experience. Scoring tickets to…read moreChicago's Architecture Center through our hotel, we used the tickets as a good time filler. Not a must see or do attraction but a great day filler activity as you explore the city. Loved the wealth of information they offer as it's valuable to understand Chicagos importance from the ground up! I thought it would be more about highlighting the amazing architectural buildings around the city but nothing like that. It's was more about the environmental impact the city has and the hurdles when designing buildings around town. The staff were friendly at check in and provided great service overall as they were kind and helpful. Small center that you may explore at your own pace and may or may not be worth the admission price. But scoring free tickets it allowed us to be selective in our day or day plans to include the activity to pay it a visit!

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