 Chicago Firehouse Restaurant - Reviews from across the web
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aol cityguide: chicago - restaurants, dining, pizza, mexican & chinese - the chicago firehouse restaurant - user reviews
walking into the chicago firehouse you are greeted by a very warm host or hostess. the first thing you see is the fireplace, which makes me feel right at home. not to judge by looks but the staff and the waitstaff ar...
digitalcity.com
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we came here for the advertised special thanksgiving dinner. i made reservations well in advance and we arrived well in advance as well. we were seated in the basement or the wine cellar with...
metromix.chicagotribune.com
chicago | dining | american & caribbean | american | chicago firehouse restaurant | wcities
if you adhere to the dinner is ready when the smoke detector goes off theory of cooking, maybe you should consider eating at a fire station instead. but dont head to just any station-come to this converted firehouse. in keeping with ...
wcities.com
the new york times > travel > chicago guide > restaurant details
a historic south side fire station makes a novel setting for this straightforward american restaurant. the menu dishes up everything from panfried rainbow trout to a superb new york strip steak. the bar area, which has two vintage fire p...
travel2.nytimes.com
the chicago firehouse restaurant - restaurant.com where to eat
the pinnacle of upscale american cuisine in the south loop; the chicago firehouse restaurant offers a memorable dining experience in an immaculately restored turn of the century firehouse. you will encounter knowledgeable and friendly service, superb american dishes and an extensive selection of out...
restaurant.com
the chicago firehouse restaurant is...
the chicago firehouse restaurant is in an attractive turn-of-the-century building that formerly housed the chicago fire department and was completely remodeled in 1999. owner, matthew omalley retained its charm with original tin ceilings, fire-glazed walls and brass poles. just as the setting please...
opentable.com
restaurant row - restaurant detail
in keeping with its original design, this three-story restaurant is short on windows, but long on fire poles. while the restaurant does not serve fire-hot chili, it does stick to the basic comfort foods. the first floor features a casual eatery...
restaurantrow.com
gayot restaurant reviews
a turn-of-the-century firehouse converted into a restaurant. from the outside it still looks like a firehouse. inside, some of the firehouse extras---tin ceiling, fire poles, glazed tile brick wall---were k...
gayot.com
metromix.com:
named after the restored turn-of-the century firehouse the restaurant calls home, this space serves upscale food, features an extensive american wine list and offers both a casual and more formal dining room. appetizers include a trio of lump crab cakes, fried cala...
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