Restaurant in Chicago, United States
The Allis Chicago
100Pearl PointsWest Loop fallback
About The Allis Chicago
The Allis Chicago is a useful West Loop pick when flexibility matters more than a defined cuisine or special-occasion meal. Go for an easy meet-up, solo stop, or loose evening plan; choose Sushi Dokku, Kama West Loop, BLVD Steakhouse, Bar Siena, or The Oakville Grill & Cellar when the night needs a clearer restaurant brief.
The Allis Chicago is a Chicago venue with verified hours that start at 8 AM daily and extend into the evening, with later closing times on Thursday, Friday, Saturday. The clearest confirmed planning details are the schedule and a business casual dress code, so expectations should be set around those basics rather than unverified claims about cuisine, pricing, service format, or awards.
Use it when the timing works for your plan and when a business casual setting fits the occasion. Because the available verified information does not establish a specific menu, chef, price point, or dining format, it is best to confirm current offerings directly with the venue before making detailed plans.
Use it as a flexible Chicago option, not a destination dinner
The practical read is simple: The Allis Chicago may be useful when you need a Chicago venue with broad posted hours and a business casual dress code. It should not be framed as a destination for a particular cuisine, tasting menu, bar program, or award-backed meal unless those details are confirmed directly by the venue.
Its verified schedule is the main planning hook. The venue is open 8 AM–10 PM Monday through Wednesday, 8 AM–11 PM Thursday, 8 AM–1 AM Friday and Saturday, 8 AM–5 PM Sunday. Those hours can help with timing, but they do not by themselves confirm specific meal periods, menu items, or service style.
Who should choose it over a fuller restaurant booking
Choose The Allis Chicago when the confirmed hours and business casual dress code fit your plans. If you want to compare it with other named Chicago options, consider BLVD Steakhouse, Bar Siena, Kama West Loop, Sushi Dokku, or The Oakville Grill & Cellar based on the kind of experience you are trying to arrange, verify current details with each venue before booking.
For wider Chicago planning, use Our full Chicago restaurants guide, plus Our full Chicago hotels guide and Our full Chicago bars guide. For additional planning, compare The Allis Chicago with other Chicago dining rooms generically and confirm current hours, menus, booking details through official channels.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about The Allis Chicago?
Start with the confirmed basics: The Allis Chicago is in Chicago, has a business casual dress code, posts hours from 8 AM with closing times that vary by day. It is open until 10 PM Monday through Wednesday, 11 PM Thursday, 1 AM Friday and Saturday, 5 PM Sunday. For menu, pricing, booking specifics, check directly with the venue.
Is lunch or dinner better at The Allis Chicago?
The verified information confirms hours, not specific meal periods. The Allis Chicago opens at 8 AM daily and closes later on Thursday, Friday, Saturday than on other days. If your plans depend on lunch, dinner, or a particular menu, confirm the current offering directly with the venue before booking.
Is The Allis Chicago good for solo dining?
The available verified details do not confirm a specific seating format or solo-dining setup. It may fit a solo plan if the posted hours and business casual dress code work for you, but confirm current service details with the venue. If you want to compare other Chicago options, Sushi Dokku is another named venue to research separately.
Can The Allis Chicago accommodate groups?
The verified information does not include group capacity, private dining, or reservation policies. The Allis Chicago's posted hours may help with scheduling, but group plans should be confirmed directly with the venue. For other Chicago options to compare, BLVD Steakhouse and Bar Siena are worth checking separately.
Is The Allis Chicago good for a special occasion?
It can be considered for a special occasion if the confirmed details, Chicago location, business casual dress code, posted hours, fit what you need. The available data does not confirm a specific menu, price point, or event format, so confirm current offerings directly before relying on it for an occasion meal.
What are alternatives to The Allis Chicago in Chicago?
Other named Chicago options to compare include Sushi Dokku, BLVD Steakhouse, Bar Siena, The Oakville Grill & Cellar, Kama West Loop. Choose based on current hours, availability, menus, the type of experience you want, verify those details directly with each venue.
What should I order at The Allis Chicago?
The verified information does not include menu items or signature dishes. Check The Allis Chicago's official channels for the latest menu before you go. If you want a meal built around a specific confirmed offering, compare current menus from other Chicago venues before booking.
Location
113-125 N Green St, Chicago, IL 60607
Chicago, United States
Compare The Allis Chicago
| Venue | Location | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| The Allis Chicago | Chicago | , |
| Sushi Dokku | Chicago | , |
| The Oakville Grill & Cellar | Chicago | , |
| Kama West Loop | Chicago | Indian, Contemporary |
| Bar Siena | Chicago | , |
| BLVD Steakhouse | Chicago | , |
How The Allis Chicago compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Sushi Dokku, Notable alternative
- The Oakville Grill & Cellar, Notable alternative
- Kama West Loop, Indian, Contemporary, Indian, Contemporary
- Bar Siena, Notable alternative
- BLVD Steakhouse, Notable alternative
How it compares in the West Loop
Sushi Dokku is the clearer choice when the meal needs a defined sushi focus; The Allis Chicago is easier to use when timing and group appetite are uncertain. For a diner who wants the counter or bar to be the main experience, Sushi Dokku has the sharper food brief, while The Allis works better as a flexible neighborhood base.
Kama West Loop is stronger for Indian and contemporary cooking, BLVD Steakhouse is the better fit for a heavier occasion meal. Pick The Oakville Grill & Cellar when the group wants a fuller restaurant structure and a broader dinner feel.
Bar Siena is the more obvious choice for a louder group night. The Allis Chicago is the practical alternative when conversation, flexible hours, an easier West Loop meeting point matter more than a high-energy dinner room.
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