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Yoshi's Cafe 3257 N Halsted Street Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 248-6160
In a city known for its fine restaurants, this popular neighborhood eatery is consistently ranked among the best.
Average rating
(3.5/5)
by 9 reviewers
Reviews by:
Stripes, DaugDawg &
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Stripes:
"What a great place to dine! You really wouldn't expect this type of restaurant in the middle of boystown. Don't let the name fool you, it's more American/French food." DaugDawg:
"Yoshi’s was not what I thought it would be. I think that I assumed it would be Asian because of the name, but it was more Asian infused American.
In addition to the super tasty food, they had one hell of a good wine list!"
The owners of the Wrigelyville Uncommon Ground have opened a second location of the popular local restaurant.
Average rating
(4.5/5)
by 2 reviewers
Reviews by:
JJacobs, RyanOH &
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JJacobs:
"What a fantastic place for dinner. Great service, good music and an eclectic crowd.
The staff is unbelievably cool (mainly Loyola students). I haven't meet one I haven't liked, yet.
This location is much better (more space) than the location in Wrigleyville." RyanOH:
"I love this place for breakfast. On weekends I often trek north just to enjoy the fresh breakfast with unique and scrumptious menu offerings!"
Nookies Tree 3334 N Halsted Street Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 248-9888
A step above diner level-but diner level prices-this isn't a bad choice for eggs, burgers, soups and sandwiches.
Average rating
(4/5)
by 9 reviewers
Reviews by:
neeto85, Psvieira &
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neeto85:
"Go for the open-faced turkey sandwich!" Psvieira:
"This restaurant became my favorite in Chicago. I'm a brazilian who loves good meals and when I'm in Chicago this is the place where I like to be and eat!
PAULO VIEIRA
SAO PAULO - BRAZIL"
Stripes: "What a great place to dine! You really wouldn't expect this type of restaurant in the middle of boystown. Don't let the name fool you, it's more American/French food."
DaugDawg: "Yoshi’s was not what I thought it would be. I think that I assumed it would be Asian because of the name, but it was more Asian infused American. In addition to the super tasty food, they had one hell of a good wine list!"
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