What to order at RPM Steak

Must order
A5 Wagyu sliders to start, the dry-aged ribeye for two, popovers as the side.
Signature dishes
A5 Wagyu sliders, Dry-aged ribeye
Editor tip
Sit at the bar if you cannot land a booth. The bar menu is the same and the cocktails arrive faster.
CuisineModern Steakhouse
Price$$$$
NeighborhoodRiver North
HoursMon-Thu 16:00-21:00; Fri 16:00-22:00; Sat 15:00-22:00; Sun 15:00-21:00
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Address: 66 W Kinzie St, Chicago, IL 60654

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Topolobampo ★ 4.6

$$$$ Modern MexicanRiver North

Topolobampo in Chicago is Rick Bayless's Michelin-starred Mexican fine-dining room beside Frontera on Clark, with regional menus that rotate every six weeks.

OrderWhichever mole is on the current tasting menu; Bayless has been cooking them in Chicago since 1989.

TipReservations open 60 days out and the Friday slot goes in an hour. Set a calendar alarm.

Frontera Grill ★ 4.4

$$$ Regional MexicanRiver North

Frontera Grill in Chicago is Rick Bayless's 1987 Clark Street Mexican dining room beside Topolobampo, the kitchen that brought regional Mexican.

OrderCarne asada with handmade tortillas; the cochinita pibil if the Yucatan menu is running.

TipWalk in at 17:00 on a weekday for the bar; the booths fill by 18:30 most nights.

Ramen-san ★ 4.0

$$ Japanese ramenRiver North

Ramen-san in Chicago is Lettuce Entertain You's River North ramen room on Hubbard, with a tonkotsu base and a spicy garlic bowl that pulls the regulars back.

OrderThe spicy garlic ramen; the chashu pork bun on the side.

TipLunch is faster than dinner. The 12:30 rush clears by 13:15.

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Topolobampo ★ 4.6

$$$$ Modern MexicanRiver North

Topolobampo in Chicago is Rick Bayless's Michelin-starred Mexican fine-dining room beside Frontera on Clark, with regional menus that rotate every six weeks.

OrderWhichever mole is on the current tasting menu; Bayless has been cooking them in Chicago since 1989.

TipReservations open 60 days out and the Friday slot goes in an hour. Set a calendar alarm.

Frontera Grill ★ 4.4

$$$ Regional MexicanRiver North

Frontera Grill in Chicago is Rick Bayless's 1987 Clark Street Mexican dining room beside Topolobampo, the kitchen that brought regional Mexican.

OrderCarne asada with handmade tortillas; the cochinita pibil if the Yucatan menu is running.

TipWalk in at 17:00 on a weekday for the bar; the booths fill by 18:30 most nights.

Daisies ★ 4.5

$$ ItalianLogan Square

Daisies in Chicago is Joe Frillman's Logan Square pasta-and-vegetable dining room on Milwaukee Avenue, with grain and produce sourced directly from Illinois.

OrderCavatelli with whatever ragu is current; the focaccia first, while you wait.

TipBrunch is the underrated meal here. The same pasta program with eggs and patio seating in summer.

Ramen-san ★ 4.0

$$ Japanese ramenRiver North

Ramen-san in Chicago is Lettuce Entertain You's River North ramen room on Hubbard, with a tonkotsu base and a spicy garlic bowl that pulls the regulars back.

OrderThe spicy garlic ramen; the chashu pork bun on the side.

TipLunch is faster than dinner. The 12:30 rush clears by 13:15.

Smoque BBQ ★ 4.4

$$ American BarbecueIrving Park

Smoque BBQ in Chicago is the Irving Park no-frills counter on Pulaski Road since 2006, with brisket and St Louis ribs smoked over apple and hickory in-house.

OrderA sliced brisket plate with the St Louis ribs split. Half-rack rather than full.

TipClosed Mondays. Closes at 21:00 sharp and meat sells out from 19:30 on weekends.

Alinea ★ 4.9

$$$$ New AmericanLincoln Park

Alinea in Chicago is Grant Achatz's three-Michelin-star tasting menu at 1723 N Halsted, the dining room that codified American modernist fine dining.

OrderWhichever course needs your two hands; the kitchen is unsentimental about it.

TipBook the Gallery flow if you want the full theatre; Salon is the quieter, three-course-less option.

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