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Carnivale

702 W Fulton Market
Chicago, IL 60661

Average Cost: $$$

Phone: 312-850-5005

Categories: Latin/South American, Farm to Table

Features: Full Bar, Handicap Access, Patio Seating, Smoke Free, Vegetarian Friendly

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Creative Latin entrees at Carnivale include Costilla de Res: braised short rib, Three Sisters Farm cheese polenta, carrot escabeche, and spiced cashews.

From OpenTable and the restaurant:
"Carnivale is a reflection of Latin culture and community, as passionate as the people themselves. The soulful cuisine allows you to explore the dishes of Cuba, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, El Salvador, and Mexico. The kaleidoscope of colors, music and playful décor ignites the sense of being in a Latin house party."

"The giant, 400-seat room has an infectious celebratory feel to it. Designer-owner Jerry Kleiner painted bold, Mardi Gras colors on the walls in thick stripes, placed an 80-foot-high, 2,500 bottle wine rack overhead and hung framed photographs of Linda Evangelista and Naomi Campbell in early-'90s couture in almost every room. It's enough to make you want to slip on a cone-shaped bra and sing Express Yourself on the balcony."
— Time Out Chicago

Full bar. Serving lunch Mon–Fri, dinner nightly.

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Creative Latin entrees at Carnivale include Costilla de Res: braised short rib, Three Sisters Farm cheese polenta, carrot escabeche, and spiced cashews.

From OpenTable and the restaurant:
"Carnivale is a reflection of Latin culture and community, as passionate as the people themselves. The soulful cuisine allows you to explore the dishes of Cuba, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, El Salvador, and Mexico. The kaleidoscope of colors, music and playful décor ignites the sense of being in a Latin house party."

"The giant, 400-seat room has an infectious celebratory feel to it. Designer-owner Jerry Kleiner painted bold, Mardi Gras colors on the walls in thick stripes, placed an 80-foot-high, 2,500 bottle wine rack overhead and hung framed photographs of Linda Evangelista and Naomi Campbell in early-'90s couture in almost every room. It's enough to make you want to slip on a cone-shaped bra and sing Express Yourself on the balcony."
— Time Out Chicago

Full bar. Serving lunch Mon–Fri, dinner nightly.


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