The meeting hotel has on-site dining options that include the Lockwood Restaurant, Lockwood Lobby Bar, Lockwood ExpressExpress-2-You (all house-made and hand-delivered options), and Potter’s Bar.

 

Chicago is a city known for its restaurants. No matter where you are in Chicago you will find a diverse selection for everyone. Here is a list of places to eat near the conference hotel:

• The Gage (upscale, great wine list and food), located at 24 S. Michigan Ave.
• Acanto (Italian cuisine, next door to the Gage), located at 18 S. Michigan Ave.
• Cindy’s rooftop, reservations are encouraged (menu featuring local wild and seasonal produce and fresh seafood), located at 12 S. Michigan Ave.
• Exchequer (Pub food), located at 226 S. Wabash Ave.
• Berghoff’s (German food), located at 17 W Adams St.
• Miller’s Pub (Pub food), located at 134 S. Wabash Ave.
• Nando’s Peri-Peri (Afro-Portuguese chain for chicken and healthy sides), located at 22 S. Wabash Ave.
• Falt Top Grill (Asian stir-fry, create your own), located at 30 S. Wabash Ave.
• BipiBop Asian Grill (Korean bowls), located at 24 E Jackson Blvd.
• Try also Garrett Popcorn Shops for something sweet

**We suggest staying away from Chick Fil A (anti LGBTQ+ and gender biased owners)

Check out more food options in Chicago including the best Chicago neighborhoods for food lovers.

Find more information about dining in Chicago via the Chicago Concierge.

*More updates on where to eat as well as tips on Chicago nightlife to come over the next few months.