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The Duck Inn

4.1 (724 reviews)
Open • 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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Alexys -.

The Duck Inn offers a fun and traditional take on Chicago classics. Their menu offerings are an elevated creation of Chicago dishes such as the Chicago Dog and Decent Beef. It is located in the Bridgeport neighborhood. It was a very warm, chic type of restaurant. You can come on a casual date night, outing with friends or a place to watch sports! They offer a television in their bar area. Although their menu was amazing and nothing to complain about -- one area that fell short for us was service. While it was not bad enough to ruin the meal, it lacked the attentiveness and hospitality we would expect from a place like The Duck Inn. The service felt slow and disconnected. We asked for recommendations and our bartender felt like it was a chore to answer. We had to wait to order food and beverage. This took away from the overall experience. That said, the creative menu and the satisfying outcome of the foods/ our order warrants the given stars. The Duck Inn menu is definitely worth adding to your list and trying!! AMAZING MENU AND FOOD.

Duck Wings Brussels Sprouts
Jessica K.

I went to the Duck Inn for my birthday dinner on a Sunday night and had a wonderful time! Our server was sweet and very helpful with recommending the best dishes to try. Our favorites were the brown butter crumble brussel sprouts and the duck wings. I thought the whole roast duck was a little lack luster. $85 felt pretty steep a price for two breasts and two legs plus only like six small wedges of duck fat potatoes and a salad. The star of the show was definitely the fois gras crème brûlée. On first glance, it's a confusing combination but the it works perfectly. The fat from the fois gras makes the dish even more creamy and rich with a slightly salty, decadence that would win over any food critic. I fell in love eating it, and am still thinking about it days later. The ambiance of the Duck Inn is fancy/casual. The servers are all wearing jeans and t shirts (more or less) but the vibe is fancy and stylish. You can really wear anything (except maybe pajamas) and fit right in. I really enjoyed the layout of the space, with lots of tables and a nice bar space at the front. The vinyls were a lovely touch in the lowlight of the night. Overall, I would give the Duck Inn 4.5 stars. The only thing really pulling them down was the roast duck because I just didn't think it was worth the price. A definite winner for a birthday dinner though!

esther h.

We went to The Duck Inn for their Restaurant Week brunch and it was marvelous. The portion of the duck wing and duck hash was significantly larger than expected (I had originally imagined more of a shredded/chopped meat situation lol), and it was incredibly flavorful with a really well balanced flavor profile. Being in Pilsen was also a plus -- easy street parking and perfect for a nice post-brunch digestive walk around the neighborhood afterward. The only slight downside is that they don't offer any regular menu items during Restaurant Week. We had hoped to add a side salad and maybe dessert, but there were no additional side options available, which means we'll have to come back another time! Overall a really enjoyable brunch and an excellent Restaurant Week deal!

Sicilian White
jon k.

From our Japanese Highball, Sicilian White wine, Crudo and Rotisserie Duck as our main dish, we dined extremely well at the Duck Inn! Our server curated a fantastic dinner and paired our dessert with a glass of Montenegro! A very memorable meal!

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Jocelyn H.

I came for Chicago's Restaurant Week 2026 and enjoyed everything we tried. Overall, great food for the restaurant week brunch price. Our server was very friendly, parking was easy on the street, and the ambiance was perfect for brunch. Biscuits: 5/10 - dry and flat biscuits, but the butter and jam are great Duck wings: 9/10 Cheese curds: 10/10 - the best cheese curds I've had Spam: 9/10 - thick slices of spam with kimchi mayo sauce Bridgeport Breakfast: 10/10 - large portion with crispy duck leg

Duck confit
Carina L.

We visited for restaurant week and would say that the food quality met expectations. The first course was the beet tartare, which was interesting with the capers and supremed mandarins, and paired well with a few slices of buttered and toasted bread, but failed to convert me into a beet lover. I could still taste the "dirt" flavor of the beets which I didn't wasn't a fan of The curry butternut squash soup was deliciously warm and spicy. I loved the slightly tangy touch to it and the bacon pieces through the soup was a great way to enhance the flavor Both the entrees - duck confit and braised short rib - were really well done. The duck was not overly salted and loved the bed of caramelized onions it sat on top of The braised short ribs had a sweet glaze on top that helped to balance the saltiness and fattiness from the rest of the dish The bananas foster baked alaska was a hit - super fun way to end with the theatrics of a toasted meringue and salted caramel sauce poured over the dish table side. Service was decent but would say I didn't appreciate them come up to me to ask for a receipt after I told them I paid directly through the app. They stopped me at the door in front of other people and when they realized it was their mistake, they simply walked away without any apologies said.

Duck Hash
Jesse P.

Came here for restaurant week with my friend and it was a great experience! I've been here before and have always enjoyed the food here. We both did the $30 brunch and we started with the buttermilk biscuit with duck fat butter and house jam. The biscuits were quite small but they were moist, and it paired really well with the duck fat butter. For our second course, we had the duck wings and cheese curds. The duck wings were dressed in Japanese bbq sauce which had amazing flavor. I was pleasantly surprised by the cheese curds, they tasted very light and I loved the aioli it came with. For our main dishes, we shared the Duck Hash and Egg McDuckInn. The portions for both dishes were very generous. The duck skin on the duck hash was perfectly crispy and the duck was very tender and moist. Paired with sweet potato hash and scrambled eggs, it made the perfect dish. The Egg McDuckInn was also a very flavorful sandwich, especially paired with the black pepper maple aioli and griddled onions. We were both very satisfied with these dishes. Since we were celebrating my friend's birthday, our server was so nice and gave us a complimentary dessert! It was very generous of him and it tasted delicious, it was some sort of apple pastry with ice cream. We definitely enjoyed our experience and we will be coming back!

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Rainey S.

Up 'n' Over Burger with Decent Beef: A stellar diner-style double cheeseburger. Upgrading it with the shaved prime rib ("Decent Beef") and giardiniera turns it into one of the most decadent mashup sandwhiches in the city. Wow that was a great burger this place has great service. Thanks for being so great.

Steak and Eggs Duck Fat Potatoes Biscuit
Jarquetta E.

I couldn't love a place more! The Duck Inn has amazing food, a great bar selection, and really cool aesthetic. I enjoy the service and the fact that it seems that everyone remembers me. Each time I come I feel welcome and I'm always happy to be there.

Duck Wings
Diana K.

Came here for Chicago Restaurant Week 2026 and honestly the $60 dinner is a great deal! Portions were generous and everything felt thoughtfully done. The vibe inside is dark, moody, and the staff is super friendly! For restaurant week we started with the umami beet tartare which surprised me because it's a cold dish with unique flavors. The second dish was the wild mushroom and creamy toasted barley was rich, comforting, and full of flavor. If you like risotto types of food you'll like this dish. The third dish was absolutely the star of the night - the confit duck - wow SO good! Perfectly cooked, flavorful, and easily the best dish on the menu. Finished with the bananas foster baked Alaska, which was a fun and delicious ending. They were very accommodating with my food allergies, which I really appreciated. I also tried the brussels sprouts and loved them, and my friend got the duck wings and couldn't stop talking about how good they were. For the price, the portions, and the quality, this is absolutely worth trying!

Taquera W.

Snowy Sunday morning for brunch and it was so great! A cute little spot on the corner, we got here around 11:15 on Sunday and it was too busy but plenty of tables with guests. Our server was sweet and knowledgeable. I got the Duck Hash and it was yummy! I'm usually not a fan of soft scramble but it worked with the hash. The only thing is I wish there were more potatoes included with the meal, I only got a few but everything was cooked so well!! I would return to check out their dinner menu!

French toast
Sky W.

My friends and I decided to meet up at the Duck Inn for brunch on a Sunday morning. We were able to make a reservation the day before so I thought the restaurant wouldn't be super busy, but it was actually packed! The decor throughout the restaurant was pretty cool, with many ducks scattered about and some news articles about the restaurant. I got to try their Rotisserie Duck Hash and the French Toast. The soft-scrambled eggs and hollandaise sauce that came in the hash were delightful and complemented the duck very well. The duck itself was crispy on the outside and juicy and tender on the inside, exactly what I wanted. The French Toast had apricots and some crumble on it and I really enjoyed that combination. I really had no notes about the food! Service throughout the meal was excellent, and I thought the prices were very reasonable. I can't wait to come back for dinner and try their full rotisserie duck! Food: 4.75/5 Service: 4.5/5 Price: 4.5/5 Ambiance: 4.5/5 Overall: 4.5/5

KELLY M.

I came to this restaurant to celebrate my birthday during Restaurant Week. The food was delicious and full of flavor. I especially loved the duck and would definitely come back just for the rotisserie duck. Our server was very welcoming. I would recommend this place to family and friends. Street parking available.

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Great spot for food and drinks. First time here. Had a total blast. Great service. Would return and highly recommend.

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Their website doesn't appear to have a drink menu, just a miss-labeled 'beverage' menu which shows the back side of the food menu. Is this a BYOB place? If not where can i find a cocktail / beer list?

Thanks for letting us know, the website is updated now with our full list of cocktails, beers, NA offerings and wines.

Is brunch still offered and the menu on your website still active for 2026?

Yes! we are open for Brunch on Saturdays (10:30-2:30) and Sundays from (10:30-3:00). The menu is available on our website, www.theduckinnchicago.com

Is brunch still offered and the menu on your website still active for 2026?

What is the corkage fee in the restaurant?

Is outdoor patio dog friendly?

Im afraid our patio os not dog friendly.

Is the outdoor patio heated?

Yes it is.

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