2021 Best Takeout Restaurants in Chicago Area
Where to Order Food for Pick Up in Chicago
EDITOR'S NOTE: The list is constantly changing, so we suggest that you come back as often as you get hungry. We would like to thank our writer, Valerie Moloney, who is donating her time to build this list to support all of us during this unprecedented crisis.Many local dine-in restaurants have temporarily closed to help prevent the spread of Coronavirus disease (COVID-19), but some Chicago area restaurants are offering takeout, and sometimes even curbside pickup of food.
Contact each establishment for additional details, including updated operating hours. These selections are presented in alphabetical order.
> Check GAYOT's Best Delivery Restaurants in Chicago.
> Read a note about the Coronavirus situation from Sophie Gayot.
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Acanto
The Gage’s sister restaurant serves contemporary Italian across from Millennium Park on Michigan Avenue. See More
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Ada St.
Michael Kornick and David Morton are behind this hidden haunt for small plates. See More
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Alinea
Chef Grant Achatz presents culinary wizardry with a playfulness that belies the exceptional quality and presentation of the dishes. See More
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Aloha Poke
Booming business means a larger stall for poke perfection inside the Chicago French Market. See More
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avec
Foodies and scenesters continue to be on board with this Paul Kahan wine bar and small-plates hub. See More
Outpost for healthy dining inside the fashionable Fulton Market District. See More
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Big Star
A buzzy Wicker Park bar and taqueria with affordable fare and an eclectic crowd. See More
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Bistronomic
Veteran chef Martial Noguier debuts as restaurateur with this modern French bistro in the Gold Coast. See More
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Bub City
City goes country at this whiskey and Southern joint in the heart of River North. See More
High-energy tapas bar serving killer pintxos and pitchers of strong sangría. See More
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