Fulton Market Kitchen is an awesome art gallery. Awesome restaurant, it is not.

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.

Salero doesn't execute well enough for its caliber of cuisine. There are too many other good restaurants in the West Loop to justify spending top dollar here.

The second restaurant in Paul Kahan’s empire, and a Chicago classic.

Old school sandwiches that are freshly made. Pop in for a quick solo lunch or carry out to go.

Momotaro is a great Japanese restaurant in the West Loop.

Parlor Pizza, where you can day party outside and eat some pizza in the process.

Comforting and reliable Greek food for when you're in the mood to light cheese on fire.

Exceptional sushi, as long as the fish itself is what you care about the most.

Urban Belly is a casual dumplings, noodles, and rice spot in the West Loop. Take a stroll to the end of Randolph and see what it's about.

One of the most well known restaurants in Chicago, and one that lives up to the hype.

PQM is an excellent little cafe. We only wish it stayed open later.

High Five is a tiny ramen bar in the West Loop.

Fast Track is an old-school Chicago diner serving hot dogs, Italian beefs, and breakfast all day.

Gus’s has great fried chicken in a cool Fulton Market loft space. Expect a bit of heat from their trademark cayenne heavy seasoning.

Nonna's is a small counter spot serving great sandwiches, both hot and cold. Pop in solo for a quick bite or carry out to your office or home.