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The Gage

Restaurant
24 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60603, USA
(800) 774-2348 · Ext 19069, then #
www.thegagechicago.com

Nestled on historic Route 66 in the heart of Chicago, The Gage offers travelers a unique dining experience that blends modern flair with traditional pub fare. Housed in a stunning landmark building, this vibrant eatery features a menu inspired by local ingredients and global flavors, making it a perfect pit stop for adventurous palettes. With its warm ambiance and extensive craft beer selection, The Gage is not just a restaurant—it's a celebration of the iconic journey down the Mother Road. Join fellow road trippers and savor the spirit of exploration in every bite!

Opening Hours
Monday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Saturday10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sunday10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Top Reviews
Lucas Plocinski

Lucas Plocinski

a month ago

"PHENOMENAL Michigan Avenue restaurant. On an extremely chilly, 8-degree Chicago winter day, The Gage was the perfect place for my college friends and I to escape to in the cold to enjoy warm, gourmét comfort food. Every dish we tried was outstanding. The Coconut Curry was deeply flavorful and comforting, with a rich, aromatic broth that felt tailor-made for winter. The Coq Au Vin seemed beautifully tender and hearty, with layers of savory flavor that tasted slow-cooked to perfection. Their Chips and Curry were far more elevated than expected—crispy, satisfying, and paired with a bold, well-seasoned curry sauce. The Agnolotti was equally impressive: delicate pasta, perfectly cooked, and filled with balanced, indulgent flavors such as the mushrooms. Expect to pay more—around $40–$70 per person for a standard meal, and higher if you opt for novelty or signature items like their steak—but the quality absolutely matches the price. The atmosphere during dinner was dimly lit, warm, and inviting, and the staff were kind, attentive, and efficient throughout our visit. You’ll likely be dining alongside large business groups whether you come solo, as a pair, or with family, but they were not at all bothersome to our experience at least during dinner. Overall, an exceptional dining spot that delivers great food, atmosphere, and service. A truly FANTASTIC Michigan Avenue restaurant."

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Achal Jain

Achal Jain

5 months ago

"This is a really great restaurant located right in the heart of Chicago. One of the things I appreciate most is the menu – it’s limited in size, which makes it easy to choose without feeling overwhelmed, yet every dish offered feels carefully curated and unique. Even though the menu isn’t huge, the selections are creative and interesting, with plenty of options that stand out from the typical fare you find elsewhere. The food itself is excellent – every dish is packed with flavor and clearly made with attention to detail. You can tell the chefs put thought into balancing the ingredients, and it makes for a memorable dining experience. The service is another highlight. The staff is attentive and quick, so you never feel like you’re waiting too long. There’s also plenty of seating, which makes it comfortable whether you’re visiting for a casual meal or with a group of friends. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting – laid-back enough to enjoy a slow meal, but still stylish and modern. It’s the kind of place where you can sit back, unwind, and enjoy good food without any rush. Overall, this restaurant is absolutely worth a visit if you’re in Chicago. It combines great food, fast service, and a welcoming vibe, making it a spot you’ll want to come back to."

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Josh F

Josh F

2 months ago

"Everything we ate here with our party of 5 was delicious. The service was great, the ambiance was classy and nicely lit with large booths or even bigger tables for larger parties. I ordered the Irish Breakfast for late brunch and it was so good, instantly transporting you back to Ireland with the 2 eggs 🥚, black pudding, baked beans, breakfast sausage, brown bread and rashers! Can't wait to come back here."

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Peter Dixon

Peter Dixon

a month ago

"This was a good dinner. I had an incredible glass of wine off a reasonably priced wine by the glass list full of actually interesting wine not your typical by the glass offerings. One of the best bread appetizers i’ve had recently. Irish soda bread leaning. Coq au vin for the entree was decent and good rich flavor. It did not take itself too seriously just good classic cooking. Only takeaway was the pearl onions were not cooked through and the whole dish was a bit toward room temp like it had sat for a minute before coming out. service was decent. Our waiter was not as attentive throughout the meal, having to flag hm down after several minutes to order entree and get the check for instance. We weren’t too mad as we had good wine and appetizers! He was very helpful in selecting a sample of armagnac to try- a 1oz pour if a very nice bottle for only 5 dollars! Overall recommend for the vibes. the restaurant is beautiful and the fixtures are incredible"

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Bruce Johnson

Bruce Johnson

a month ago

"We went for Restaurant Week late lunch. The food was very good while service was great. We had a nice booth and found it very conversational friendly. Next time we will explore more of menu and try bar seating as well as Happy Hour."

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The Gage | Route 66 Restaurant in Chicago, Illinois