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Old Town Brasserie is the newest creation of veteran restaurateur Bob Djahanguiri. The restaurant The Chicago Tribune called "One of the best new restaurants of the year" is rapidly becoming one of Old Town's most popular dining spots. At Old Town Brasserie, you'll find classic French brasserie fare with a bit of added elegance and some playful twists. Chef Andy Motto's eclectic flavors will delight and surprise you, but the reasonable prices will surprise you even more. The menu changes with the seasons, drawing on what's freshest and full of taste. The intimate and comfortable dining room recalls a romantic Parisian brasserie, and when the weather warms we open the French doors for outdoor dining. The full menu is available at the bar. After dinner, enjoy piano music with one of our signature martinis or a glass of wine. We look forward to welcoming you.
Magnifique French ambiance
by jila2
Best place to go for a night of excellent food,deserts and entertainment. Can't wait for my next visit.
Pros: Wonderful food and entertainment
Posted 10/19/09
Best Food and Atmosphere with perfect price
by said dini
The menu is simple and to the point. Les Hors D'oeuvres are great..I had the Chilled Asparagus,king crab, toasted black sesame seed, truffle oil and it tasted excellent. The presentation of the salad is superior. The Duo Of Roasted Lamb Rack And Ribeye is great. Overall, the price , atmosphere, service, and the food are all remarkable.
Pros: Seared Jumbo Sea Scallops cauliflower, golden raisin, caper
Posted 10/18/09
Excellent Food!!!!!!!!!!
by suzen22
This restaurant was highly recommended by my former husband who is quite a food connoisseur. He was right on, as expected!!
Pros: Fantastic food,professional service.
Cons: NONE
Posted 10/17/09
Great food, duck my favorite, can't pass up the souflle
by javid
Very Pleasent atmosphere, divided dinning rooms provide the privacy if that is what you want, Service staff pleasent and accomodating. Food presentation only matches the quality of what is being servred.
You can't afford not to stumble into a beautifull bar as you are coming in; and as you are leaving the resaurant an additional glass of brandy especially the nights when the music at the piano bar is entertaining the quests would provide for a memorable eveninig
Pros: I still pick the duck. And appetizers a must.
Cons: Delicious food late at night at the bar is seductive
Posted 10/17/09
Great French Restaurant In Chicago
by Nunna
The food just tastes so good (especially Salmon and Duck) and also I love the ambiance. I can't wait to go back there.
Pros: The best French Food(Salmon, Duck etc...)
Posted 10/15/09
Artistic dishes in Old Town Brasserie
by AliLeo1970
Old Town Brasserie is one the best spots in the city for an excellent luxury dish but average price. Nothing are scarified here for the relatively low price you're paying. Artistic made plates, fresh ingredients and aromatic sauces make it more like a piece of art you want to take it home to put on your show case!
Pros: Old Town Brasserie is the best in the city
Posted 10/06/09
Great place for sea food and steak
by Old Town Brasserie
Atmosphere, food and service they are all excellent
Pros: Best food in town.
Cons: No draw back
Posted 10/06/09
Cool coctails, Cold food!!
by morad
Coctail was mixed just perfect. The bread came cold, when commented I wish the bread could be warmed nobody really cared. Lobster was served with a mixture of scalopes and shrimp. It tasted fine but again was not warm enough. Skipped the desert. I am sure it would have come in perfect temperature!
Bar staff were great.
Pros: Bar scene
Cons: Cold bread, Luke warm food
Posted 05/01/08
