Harry Caray's

Named “Best Steakhouse in Chicago” by the Chicago Tribune Dining Poll, Best of Citysearch Poll and Metromix on CLTV, Harry Caray’s Italian Steakhouse serves the finest prime, aged steaks, chops and Italian favorites. The sophisticated, high energy restaurant is home to a museum-quality collection of sports memorabilia, original newspapers and photographs. The combination of mahogany paneling...

Beloved Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray may have passed away, but he's not forgotten. His multi-room restaurant-bar is still a gathering ground for fans of baseball and solid, steakhouse-type food and drinks. The place is loaded with ballpark memorabilia, which spurs gawkers to, well, gawk. The food doesn't quite get the same rapt attention, but when it comes to robust, meat-forward Italian fare,...

Steaks are secondary to sports at this old-timey "clubhouse," named after the Cubs Hall of Fame broadcaster. Only Cooperstown boasts more baseball tchotchkes than this veritable museum of the game, with its own walk of fame out front and four seats from the original Comiskey Park inside. After the 2003 playoffs, the restaurant paid $114,000 for the infamous foul ball that eliminated the...

Legendary Chicago Steakhouse serving the finest prime aged steaks and chops in a truly warm Chicago atmosphere. Harry Caray's was voted best steak restaurant in Chicago and boasts an award-winning wine list, exceptional service and a veritable collection of baseball memorabilia. Visit Harry Caray's Restaurant for your next Chicago dining or private party experience.

Since 1987, Harry Caray's Restaurant Group (HCRG), led by Grant DePorter, has proven to be one of Chicago's most dynamic and successful restaurant management companies. HCRG operates seven restaurants, an offsite catering company and the Chicago Sports Museum. HCRG opened its first restaurant, Harry Caray's Italian Steakhouse in Chicago's River North neighborhood in 1987. The restaurant offers...