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Where to Eat at Chicago’s Navy Pier

Billy Goat, Navy Pier

Navy Pier has entertainment for everybody. This Chicago attraction has more than 50 acres of parks, promenades, gardens, shops, restaurants and attractions. There is always something happening at Navy Pier. While visiting Navy Pier there are several restaurants right on the pier for your enjoyment. The various restaurants range from the elegant to the casual. Whatever your mood, or budget, there is a restaurant for everyone at Navy Pier.

Riva
Navy Pier
700 East Grand Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60611
312-644-7482
This Phil Stefani Restaurant features a variety of premium seafood, steaks and daily chef’s special, as well as an extensive selection of wines. The dining room is nautical decor. Guests can enjoy the stunning views of the Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan while they relish the excellent cuisine and wine. There is a 40 foot long exhibition kitchen, which allows diners to observed the preparation of their meals. Riva is open for lunch and diner. Dinnertime House Specials include entrees such as: Sashimi Style Hawaiian Tuna, Swordfish Oscar, Alaskan Halibut Stack, Planked Atlantic Salmon, Dover Sole, Crab Cakes and more. Dinner selections also include Hardwood Grilled Certified USDA Prime Steaks and Fresh Lobster. Dinner entrees range in price from $20 to $45. Lobster is priced at market. AAA Three Diamond Steak and Seafood.

Bubba Gump
312-252-4867
Inspired by the Paramount movie hit “Forrest Gump”, this charming restaurant captures the charm and spirit of the Tom Hank’s favorite. Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. and Market is located just inside the entrance of the Family Pavilion. The family oriented atmosphere is lively and noisy. Bubba Gump’s surrounds guests with memorabilia from the movie. Servers will test your knowledge of “Forrest Gump” trivia knowledge while offering down home style cooking. Entrees include Fried Shrimp, Fish and Chips, Bourbon Mahi Mahi, Salmon and Veggie Skillet and Dixie Style Back Ribs.

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Charlie’s Ale House
312-595-1440
Step back in time in a turn of the century Chicago style tavern. Back at the turn of the century the tavern was more then just a place to drink, it was a neighborhood meeting and gathering spot. The Ale house has a comfortable, jovial atmosphere, that make you want to stay and enjoy the company. The interior is rich with dark finished woods and large fireplaces. The centerpiece of Charlie’s Ale House is it’s massive Brunswick bar that became popular during the western expansion of the United States in the late 1800’s. Entrees include comfort foods such as Individual Chicken Pot Pie, Home style Pot Roast, Meatloaf Dinner. Grilled Fresh Atlantic Salmon, Juicy Grilled Skirt Steak, Blue Plate Special and burgers. Meals are prices at $10 to $13.

Billy Goat Tavern
Billy Goat Tavern was made famous by the popular show Saturday Night Live. The original Billy Goat Tavern was “born” in 1934 when Greek immigrant William “Billy Goat” Sianis purchased the Lincoln Tavern. The original tavern was located across from the Chicago Stadium, which is now United Center. The initial patrons were mainly sports fans. In 1964 Billy Goat moved his tavern to its present location, at 430 North Michigan Ave, Neal Tribune Towers and Wrigley Building. Since then, The Billy Goat has expanded to include locations on Washington Street, Wells Street, The United Center, Navy Pier, O’Hare Airport and
Washington D.C. The Billy Goat Tavern has a rich and fascinating history as a Chicago Landmark. the Billy goat serves breakfast from 7:30 am to 11:00 am. Their menu for the rest of the day consists of sandwiches and burgers. The sandwich prices range from $2 to $6.

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Capi’s Italian Kitchen
312-276-0641
Casual Italian dining with classics of Rome, innovative twists on old favorites, and light and fresh vegetable dishes from Tuscany. Sandwiches and entrees prices from $8 to $13.

Joe’s Be-Bop Cafe and Jazz Emporium
312-595-JAZZ
Joe’s Be-Bop features live jazz and southern-style cuisine. The Southern influenced menu offers slow cooked hickory smoked items such as pulled port, chicken, baby back ribs, brisket, seafood, steaks and sandwiches.

Haagen-Daz Cafe
The Haagen Daz Cafe is modeled after the Haagen-Daz concepts on the Champs Elysees in Paris and in Leicester Square in London. There is ample seating indoors, or enjoy the outside patio seating in mild weather. The cafe features their world famous ice cream, baked goods,a nd gourmet deli sandwiches and salads.

Currently there are printable Flurries coupons listed on the Navy Pier website. Check the website for coupons for these restaurants and other Navy Pier attractions,

All prices subject to change. Call the restaurants for further information.

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