Seafood Markets in Illinois

Lloyds Chicago is situated at 1 S. Wacker Drive in Chicago's financial district and across from the Lyric Opera. The menu features comfort foods in American cuisine. How about the 12 pound hamburger, a...

The best steaks, martinis, fresh seafood and wine. A ideal combination for a classic dinner. Locally owned, MacKenzie's Chop House celebrates the art of dining with impeccable service in a casual, yet...

There's a Catch-22 situation at Catch 35. The dilemma is the menu. The array of seafood choices is so deep and interesting that you receive the feeling you should pull up a deck chair to help further study....

Fulton's on the River, situated on the Chicago River with views of downtown, provides the finest of both worlds. A classic seafood and steak house, with an unparalleled devotion to procuring nothing but...

This is the newest of the Shaw's restaurants, and is modeled after a 1940's-style warehouse with an Art Deco flare. Every night from 3:00-6:00pm during Oyster Hours all of Shaw's fresh shucked Oysters...

Every guest deserves a relaxing atmosphere, uncompromising food quality and outstanding service- Welcome to Woolley's Steakhouse. Tucked inside the distinctive Embassy Suites Minneapolis Airport, Woolley's...

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Increasingly, Long John Silver's is being paired with other Yum! Brands. Restaurants in multi-brand locations. The multi-brand concept supplies consumers with a wider range of menu choices in one convenient...

With that thought in mind, Henry Robert, Sr. Walked out of the watch factory where he worked at the Christmas holiday in 1911 - he never did go back. In the new year, Mr. Robert purchased a local grocery...