Berghoff (Reported Closed)

The Chicago Hotel the World Knows Best." The hip & historic Palmer House Hilton has a history of over 140 years and after a multi-million dollar renovation continues to thrive in the heart of the theatre and financial district, just steps from the Art Institute, Millennium Park and State Street shopping. This Chicago hotel features 130,000 sq. ft. of function space with over 77 meeting rooms,...

In addition to the printed menu, the bar area includes an on-the-go sandwich station featuring hand-carved beef and turkey, as well as fried halibut and leg of lamb sandwiches.

Downstairs is the Berghoff Cafe, which offers a scaled-down lunch menu and hours, and an adjacent area, the Century Room, can accommodate larger groups.

Tourists and locals alike line up for lunch and early dinner at this bustling institution, which has been at Adams and State Streets since 1898. They come as much for the old-world feel as for the food. Murals and photos of early Chicago, warm wood paneling, stained glass and gleaming chandeliers conjure up another century, as do waiters in bow ties and aprons wending their way among the...

In Short
After a slight remodeling to accommodate more groups (and plasma televisions in the bar for sports and news updates), the former space of Chicago's famed Berghoff is opened under...

The Berghoff. 75 likes. The best of the former Berghoff bar with enhanced environment and an expanded menu, which includes many contemporary dishes that are sure to become future favorites.

This Chicago legend has been around since the late 19th Century, and it even survived Prohibition when it was a popular cafe and brewery that sold Dortmunder-style beer. Today, visitors and locals stop here for a hearty meal inspired by the kitchens of Germany and Austria. The menu includes rich selections such as Goat Cheese Strudel, Hungarian Goulash and the daily appetizer specials like...