No. 8 of Fine Dining  in Chicago

Honestly it was quite good. I had no idea that it takes so long for deep dish pizza to be made so we ended up waiting about 45 minutes for ours to arrive. We got a small Supreme with pepperoni and it was incredible. The crust was so buttery and flaky, kind of like a cross between pie crust and pizza crust. The sauce is really good and salty and sweet, very well balanced, and definitely the focus of the pizza. And the cheese was super stretchy and contributes an excellent texture (plus the onions and pepperoni).We came on a Thursday night and were able to be seated immediately, but it filled up quite quickly so make sure to come early. And it is quite spacious with two floors of tables. You can even write on the walls when you get here and leave your name to be remembered forever. Definitely worth it and probably a better local choice over Lou Malnati&rsquo;s.

The handwashing station was a nice touch, super convenient. The compostable packaging for the takeout felt right. The space itself is just clean and simple.

Solid pasta. The sauces are the star here. We tried a few different ones, all really good. Portions are just right for sharing.

Chicken and waffles hit the spot. The chicken was crispy, waffles had a good texture. Solid choice for a casual bite.

The wine list here is seriously impressive. Our server was super helpful - she asked what we ordered and suggested a glass that went with it so well. Made the whole dinner with friends feel a bit more special. 🍷

Been coming here for years. The tasting menu&#39;s always solid, but I keep ordering it for the Nia salad. That little pancetta crostini on top? Just the right salty crunch. Never lets me down.

The brunch at NoMI was fantastic! The Eggs Benedict was cooked to perfection, and the cocktails were a delightful surprise. The stylish and relaxed atmosphere made it a perfect spot for catching up with friends.

The classic American menu is consistently well-executed. I appreciate the fresh ingredients they use.

Been coming here for years, and the tuna carpaccio is the reason. It&#39;s always perfect&mdash;thin, fresh, with just the right amount of olive oil and capers. That consistency keeps me coming back. My usual Tuesday night spot.

This place is a must-visit in Chicago! The live music adds to the atmosphere, and the cocktails are fabulous. Definitely a great spot for a fun night out.

That thin crust pizza is legit. The crust is super crispy, and they don&#39;t skimp on the cheese. I got a small and it was more than enough for me. Solid spot.

Staff was friendly and knew the menu well, especially about allergies. Felt relaxed, not rushed.

If you&#39;re looking for a fine dining experience at an affordable price, this is the place to go! The food was delicious, and the service was exceptional, making it a memorable night.

The tuna tataki was the highlight. The fish was incredibly fresh and the portion was generous. The light sear on the outside was perfect. I appreciated that the dish felt light and clean, not overly sauced. A really nice, healthy option.

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