Nookies Tree Restaurant
3334 N Halsted St
ChicagoIL60657
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Description
Nookies Tree Restaurant can be found at N Halsted St 3334. The following is offered: Cafes. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Chicago there are 83 other Cafes. An overview can be found here.
Editorial Reviews
A "huge variety" of "classic" American "comfort food" keeps "everyone from twentysomethings to big families" "returning to sample more" at these "friendly" BYO "staples" famous for "monster" breakfasts and lunches at the "right prices"; they're especially popular on weekends, but "unpretentious" service ensures "long lines move quickly"; P.S. Lincoln Park and Lakeview are open 24 hours on...
Casual, late-night B.Y.O.B. eatery draws a barhopping Boys Town crowd.:
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Considering the concentration of bars and clubs in this neighborhood, good spots to grab a late-night bite are surprisingly hard to come by, so it's no wonder that Nookies Tree... Pros + open all night on weekends Cons - not much ambiencefood not great
Considering the concentration of bars and clubs in this neighborhood, good spots to grab a late-night bite are surprisingly hard to come by, so it's no wonder that Nookies Tree... Pros + open all night on weekends Cons - not much ambiencefood not great
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Nookies Tree is a long-time neighborhood fixture that is a cross between a typical American diner and a more upscale cafe. People flock here for this reason, and the place hops seven-days-a-week. It is especially crowded on the weekends when the restaurant bulges with people clamoring for standards like burgers or more elegant crepes. All the food is made fresh, and it is all very good, making...
Nookies is a casual, American restaurant which cooks fresh, no-nonsense, wholesome food and serves it in a friendly, efficient, unpretentious, casual-but-correct manner. It is first and foremost, a neighborhood place.
