Geja's Cafe

Gejas Cafe can be found at W Armitage Ave 340. The following is offered: Restaurants: German. The entry is present with us since Sep 7, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Chicago there are 3 other Restaurants: German . An overview can be found here.

Know Before You Go: Children under the age of 10 are not allowed in the restaurant.

The Extras: Live guitar music is featured every night; come on Monday or Wednesday to hear flamenco guitarist Ted Richine, who has been serenading Geja's customers for more than 20 years.

An outdoor living-history museum, the Frontier Culture Museum re-creates agrarian life in America. The four illustrative farmsteads, American, Scotch-Irish, German, and English, were painstakingly moved from their original sites and reassembled on the museum grounds. A West African village and an American Indian village are also among the exhibits. The livestock and plants here resemble the...

"Perfect for a first date", this "pricey" Lincoln Park "throwback" provides an "intimate setting with dark lights, heavy curtains" and "guitar serenades" as a backdrop for "tasty" fondues of cheese, beef, seafood and chocolate; an "extensive wine list" and "attentive" service stoke the "romantic" vibe, though neatniks warn the "haze of candles and cooking oil" means "dry cleaning is required";...

This stalwart has survived the ebb and flow of trends, going on to remain one of the darkest, most romantic spots citywide. DIY, fondue-style cooking is the game, and you’ll do it --- quite leisurely --- with everything from aged beef tenderloin to lobster and Gulf shrimp. Adding to the allure, there’s often live guitar music. At meal’s end, few things are more fun than dipping strawberries in...

The Scene
Geja's is like a catacomb for lovers. After descending the steps from Armitage Avenue, you enter a tightly packed labyrinth of dark, wooden walls, fluttering candles, whispering... Pros + romantic Cons - fondue

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