A painting on an outside planter of a fat little Pinnochio-masked man being led around by a domme gives a sly reference to the old wild days in this theatrically themed bistro with tall pillars and hanging umbrellas. Marche is one of the pioneers on Randolph Street, but these days the menu and clientele are tamer. Don't be surprised to see post-Mag Mile shoppers tucking into pomme frites with...
This Randolph Street pioneer still sizzles with scene--plus a renewed vision of French cuisine.:
The Scene
A long-standing cornerstone of the West Loop dining scene, Marche still holds sway with its clubby, urban carnival atmosphere. The tripped-out decor is a visual feast, with... Pros + great bistrotrendy crowd Cons - loud