A more “upscale” version of the Cheesecake Factory, this River North Eclectic offers a similar “monstrous-sized menu” in “glitzy” grand cafe-style environs “overlooking Michigan Avenue”; it’s “touristy, yes”, but “fair prices” given the “oversized portions” earn favor as does “fast”, “genuinely friendly” service, so as with the original, “plan to wait and wait.”
Grand Lux Cafe Restaurant Review:
As the name implies, everything is on a grand scale at this bi-level spot (entrance at 111 E. Ontario St.) from the creators of The Cheesecake Factory. Medieval meets Art Nouveau meets Art Deco in the second floor dining areas, which practically explode with Klimt-like curlicues, mosaics, murals, stylized light fixtures, plush booths and banquettes and inlaid-marble floors. The glassed-in...
From jambalaya to Asian chicken salad, this giant Mag Mile restaurant's got it all.:
In Short
Above the Ann Taylor store on Michigan Avenue, this huge restaurant offers shoppers and business types roomy, comfortable relief from the Mag Mile bustle. Grand Lux boasts a...