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1909 West 103rd Street
Between Longwood Drive & Walden Parkway
Chicago, IL 60643
United States -
+1 773 238 5115
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Delivery Available?
No
Neighborhood : South Side
http://www.cafe103.com -
Average Cost : 30 USD
Tue to Sat from 11:00 AM to 02:00 PM,Tue to Sat from 05:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Cozy and well-appointed, Cafe 103 is nestled on a quiet commercial street in the Beverly neighborhood near the southern end of Chicago. Serving up American contemporary with global influences (mainly French and South Asian), Chef Thomas Eckert prepares each dish with a lot of attention to detail. For an appetizer, try the rabbit rillets with fig jam, rock salt, and grilled baguette. Entrees include tandoori Arctic char, guinea hen roulade with smoky lardons, kohlrabi puree, morels, and watercress sauce. The menu changes frequently according to season.
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Last night I made the voyage down to the south side to check out cafe 103. I loved the tiny store front exterior, as well as the taseful decor inside...the...
An excellent spot. The food was terrific, from the freshly grilled flatbreads that came before dinner, through the butternut squash soup starter and pork...
This place is great because manu is interesting and food quality exceptional. BYO works great for me since we have more than enough wine at home and that...
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Awesome food!!!
The food here is truly amazing. I've dined here 3 times now and each time I have been really impressed with the food. The menu is a bit on th...
Beverly breaks into fine dining with this charming BYOB.
The SceneLocated on a commercial drag of otherwise sleepy 103rd, the space is as small as it appears from the street. A single room seats 3
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