18 "Fulton Market" Restaurants in Chicago.
Roister is the casual restaurant from the Alinea team. It's still expensive, but it's fun, laid-back, and excellent.
The Publican is a Medieval styled mecca of all things beer, pork, and oysters. If that's not appealing, you can't sit with us.
Swift & Sons might have a separate seafood restaurant inside of it, but this steakhouse is the star of the show.
Duck Duck Goat is a high-end Chinese restaurants that's always fun with excellent and interesting food.
Cold Storage is seafood bar attached to a steakhouse. Post up at the bar for oysters and other fresh fish.
Momotaro is like a Japanese Discovery Zone. You may need to sample the menu a bit, but hit your stride and it's a great meal.
The Garage, where you'll get awesome tacos and a different food truck every day of the week. This is one of the cooler lunch spots in town.
Saint Lou's Assembly is a throwback restaurant reminiscent of a 1950's cafeteria-style meat and three. It also has an excellent outdoor patio.
Gus's has great fried chicken in a cool Fulton Market loft space. Expect a bit of heat from their trademark cayenne heavy seasoning.
Ramen Takeya is a reliable and safe bet of a ramen joint in Fulton Market. The hip space has a few tables and plenty of room at the counter bar.
The Brass Monkey is like a trip back to the 1970's but with a more stylish touch. There's also a separate menu dedicated to Hits Of The '70s.
