Tavern on Rush

Restaurants, American Gold Coast
3 out of 5 stars
(1user review)
(Photograph: Max Herman)
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Photograph: Max HermanTavern on Rush

Full of worn, brown-leather couches and dark, polished wood, this room exudes an Ivy League kind of pomp. Yet when there’s a football game on, it quickly becomes about as dignified as a locker room. Artichoke dip and pizzas appease the fans, but the real finds are old-school staples, such as juicy, mushroom-topped London broil. Those football fans may come in handy if you order the chocolate cake for dessert—it’s so ridiculously huge, you’ll need at least a few of them to help you finish it.

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Venue name: Tavern on Rush
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Address: 1031 N Rush St
Chicago
60611
Cross street: at Bellevue Pl
Opening hours: Brunch (Sat, Sun), lunch, dinner
Transport: El stop: Red to Clark/Division. Bus: 22, 36, 70, 151, 156.
Price: Average main course: $30
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tastemaker

To me, this reminds me of a really nice place you would find out in the suburbs. A little bit of that country club feel with cuisine that is consistent but nothing outstanding. The first thing I realized was how huge the place is. Two floors and an outdoor patio that wraps around the corner. Perfect for a large group or family event. The best thing on the menu is probably the fresh seafood, other than that this is the kind of place you take a large group if you're worried about finding something everyone likes. Service is great and the staff couldn't be more professional. If I had a bunch of people come from out of town for an event, this would be my safe place to go. I just think overall for the choices on food...it's overpriced and very generic.