Cherry Circle Room

Out of towners who made this our super swanky meal of our trip. We came in with high expectations because of ratings and awards. My wife got the sea bass and me the filet mignon medium rare. I cook alot my own steak so I am a really tough judge. Anything above a 9 is great score from me. The filet got a 9.4. Cooked just right and not stringy/chewy. A 9.4 mostly because it was $70. I am not use to those prices back home! They surprised us with a complimentary birthday cake for me even though I didn't want anything showy. Waiter was really good adjusting to our needs and answering questions. I told him I drink alcohol fast and to bring drinks out quicker then most ppl allow. Particularly, it was a holiday weekend and I wanted to feel good. He did not disappoint. I had 3 beers and a double of whiskey with the steak. We spent $300 for two ppl includes tip.

All hash browns are not created equally. The Cherry Circle Room in Chicago is part of the historic Chicago Athletic Association. The breakfasts, especially the hash browns, a heavenly experience reminiscent of giant tater tots. The restaurant's reinvention beautifully blends its iconic history with modern design says the James Beard Awards in 2016. This spot won Outstanding Restaurant Design. Highly recommended breakfast. Open for Breakfast and Dinner Daily Sunday - Tuesday Dinner: 5p – 9p Wednesday – Saturday Dinner 5p – 11p Sat & Sunday Brunch 7a – 2p Weekday Breakfast 7a – 11a

Pasta was great, sea bass fry and cocktails were so so. Spent 160 on two cocktails (18 each), one pasta entree and one whole sea bass fry with fried rice entree. They did not give us any tables because we had no reservation but there were many empty tables. We sat at the bar and ate our food. It's a bummer. Not worth spending this much. You can go just for the ambiance but definitely need to reserve first. If you are going for pictures, not your place.

The place is located in a very nice building. The entrance is a bit discreet and hard to find. However, once you enter, the space is really nice and is a perfect date spot. The bartender was professional, polite and the cocktail was amazing. The service was very pleasant, the food came out fast and fast amazing. Order an appetizer and it was pretty yet delicious. Overall, highly recommend

A hidden gem in the middle of the most touristy part of the city! Hidden within the Chicago Athletic Association, The Cherry Circle Room has an updated old-world elegance to it, with deep, cushy, leather booths and a beautifully adorned bar with a mix of interspersed oddities to keep the eye busy while enjoying the food and catching up with company. The brunch fare was excellent, and their hash browns, while probably not what you're expecting, were the perfect addition. The service was also superb. Will absolutely be back.

The food and service are excellent. The food is unique, and flavorful, if a bit heavy. Make sure you're hungry. The wait staff are very friendly and attentive. Great drinks, and a large drink menu. But it's honestly way too dark, and it has bar vibes at all times of day. Even breakfast has the lights turned down low and upbeat music playing loudly. I understand they're playing up the 1920s vibe, but they could honestly make it 20% brighter and it would still work just as well. Or at least consider brightening things up more and turning down the volume for breakfast to help folks wake up.

Where do I begin? Knowledgeable waitress? Romantic setting? hidden gems? Amazing wine options? Great food? I will just say yes to it all. The burger was ALMOST better than the ones I make at home but I must say that I've never said that about any burger I've eaten. And I've had Gordon Ramsay's burger. This burger was amazing. My better half loved the pasta. It was very diffrient for my taste but I did enjoy it. The acidity in a pasta was a new one for me but worth the try. I'm actually literally going back right now. The drinks beside the wine were desirable as well. Great place for a date or even proposal.

An interesting if overpriced restaurants in the Chicago Athletic Club. Cocktails are high quality and also high prices. Their ribeye steak is $109, tastes good and it’s too expensive. The place looks great. Last time I was there there I was a bit disappointed by the whole thing. The first time, about a year ago I had a great time… but maybe it is me