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Heaven on Seven

600 N Michigan Ave
2nd floor, AMC Loews
Chicago, IL 60611

Average Cost: $$

Phone: 312-280-7774

Categories: Creole, Brunch, Cajun, Subs/Hoagies/Po-boys

Features: Full Bar, Handicap Access, Kid Friendly, Smoke Free, Vegetarian Friendly

Best Creole, Cajun

Chef-owner Jimmy Bannos brings Chicagoans a taste of New Orleans at his wildly popular Heaven on Seven restaurants.


From the restaurant's website:

"Welcome to Heaven on Seven, Chicago's premiere location for the authentic Cajun cuisine of critically acclaimed Chef/Owner Jimmy Bannos. We offer two downtown and one suburban location to serve you, providing full-service dining, carry-out, catering and private parties at all of our restaurants."

 

Full bar. Serving lunch and dinner daily. Sat–Sun brunch 11 am–2 pm.

 

"The wall of hot sauces, arranged floor to ceiling, should alert any diner that a meal full of soul is in store. A soft Zydeco soundtrack plays under this room's clatter, which comes from a crowd eating New Orleans-style food almost elbow to elbow. The counter is the best bet for those looking for a quick meal, but those with more time will want to savor their Po-boy sandwiches, andouille sausage, soft-shell crab and down-home sides like collard greens, cheese grits and corn muffins."

Chicago Tribune



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Chef-owner Jimmy Bannos brings Chicagoans a taste of New Orleans at his wildly popular Heaven on Seven restaurants.


From the restaurant's website:

"Welcome to Heaven on Seven, Chicago's premiere location for the authentic Cajun cuisine of critically acclaimed Chef/Owner Jimmy Bannos. We offer two downtown and one suburban location to serve you, providing full-service dining, carry-out, catering and private parties at all of our restaurants."

 

Full bar. Serving lunch and dinner daily. Sat–Sun brunch 11 am–2 pm.

 

"The wall of hot sauces, arranged floor to ceiling, should alert any diner that a meal full of soul is in store. A soft Zydeco soundtrack plays under this room's clatter, which comes from a crowd eating New Orleans-style food almost elbow to elbow. The counter is the best bet for those looking for a quick meal, but those with more time will want to savor their Po-boy sandwiches, andouille sausage, soft-shell crab and down-home sides like collard greens, cheese grits and corn muffins."

Chicago Tribune




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