Russian Tea Time serves cuisine from all parts of the former Soviet Union with specialties from the Central Asian, Slavic, Russian, and Jewish traditions in the region. Mahogany birch wood, brass samovars (ancient tea urns), modest but classy brass light fixtures, slightly-dimmed lights and heart-warming balalaika music create a very elegant and intimate atmosphere.
Located across the street from Millennium Park in a 120-year-old building designed by Holabird & Roche, The Gage takes traditional Irish pub-grub to a new level, providing a sophisticated dining experience.
Voted favorite restaurant in Chicago for business dining by Crain's readers, Tavern at the Park offers contemporary American cuisine with an Italian twist amidst great views of Millennium Park.
Pastoral is a Europeanesque gourmet wine, cheese, and bread shop. All of their products are made by small producers, many of which are imported from Europe. Perfect for a picnic, you can choose your own items in the store or call 24-hours in advance and Pastoral will prepare a pre-packed picnic for two.
Located within the friendly confines of Millennium Park, the Park Grill and the Park Café offer the opportunity to have an upscale or casual meal and still be in close proximity to the Pritzker Pavilion, the Bean, and the Crown Fountain.
