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1723 N Halsted St
Chicago , IL 60614
3128670110
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- Wednesday To Sunday From 05:30 PM To 09:30 PM
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we enjoyed a wonderful meal expect the meal to be at least two hours close to three
by smtheus
Sat 09/08/2012 12:00 AM
Joined Sep 2012
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CitySearch Tips
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Jackets are recommended for gentlemen.
What to Drink
The world-class wine list will thrill well-heeled oenophiles; wine novices can enjoy glass, half-glass or tasting pairings with each course.
The Extras
A post-prandial kitchen visit reveals a nexus of hard-working young chefs operating with the precision of a Swiss timepiece.
FourSquare Tips
Sardine sandwiches floating on titanium antennae, solidified olive oil -- Alinea may well be, and I do not say this lightly, the most important restaurant in America. -- Andrew Zimmern, Bizarre Foods
Alinea has just been heralded as the best restaurant in North America and the seventh best in the world by the highly influential S. Pellegrino list, perhaps it's time to revisit this gem.
Thought you'd want to know: Grant Achatz has been nominated for Chef of the Year in Time Out Chicago?s 2011 Eat Out Awards. Vote now!
Buy the cookbook before dinner and follow along and be courteous with your cameras, others are simply trying to enjoy their experience. - Inspector
The works of culinary art at this Chicago hot spot look almost too good to eat?almost. Our favorites include squab with charred strawberries on a birch log, and lemon soda custard.
Alinea is famous for their tasting menus and each are accompanied by a carefully paired wine-tasting progression. Start slowly and to avoid a food coma, stick with the sea bass as an entrée. - Soraya
Go for the 20+ course Tour. You only live once after all... And if you're lucky, Chef Achatz will come do a custom plating at you table for you.
A hidden second floor of dining space is only the introduction to the surprising, delightful meals to be had at this elegant venue. 12- and 24-course meals are massive, mouth-watering undertakings.
Don't be a hero if it is your first time - the tasting menu is just enough by itself. I would probably go through that a couple of times before attempting the tour.
Do the Tour.