The Palm - Chicago

Reviews

• AG

  Amy Gulinson

  today
  3.0
  My daughter and I really enjoy coming here and the highlight for her is the steak on the kids menu and the zapoles- which they got rid of!!! We are sooooo bummed. Please bring them back!!
• KB

  Kevin Buselmeier

  6 days ago
  5.0
  We had an anniversary dinner here. Ribeye was perfect as were the shrimp cocktail and GiGi salad. Our filet came out a bit overcooked. Herb crusted fries could have been better. Service was excellent and we were taken care of very well. We were unsure about dessert but they brought out a crème broulee free of charge for our anniversary. It was excellent.
• BG

  Brian Geller

  Sep 28, 2026
  5.0
  Had lunch today, Monday 9/28 @ The Palm in Chicago. I always enjoy a Palm, wherever i go as they always have quality food. I do miss the NYC Palm Too, where i had my caricature on the wall with my dad, however the lunch was good and enjoyed sitting around the table. I think that they have to work on the bread as it was not that special and could be better. Otherwise, lunch was very good. By the way, how do you not have Shrimp cocktail at The Palm. Very bad.
• CL

  Cassandra Ludwig

  Sep 24, 2026
  5.0
  The swordfish was to die for, absolutely amazing best dish I’ve ever eaten. My eyes were rolling with every bite I could not get enough. My server was also really amazing. As a young woman dining alone a lot of times I can get swept under the rug but my waiter was not only super attentive but also very kind. If I’m ever in Chicago again I will definitely go out of my way to eat here!
• SS

  Serenity Smith

  Sep 16, 2026
  5.0
  Took my dad to The Palm for dinner. We split the prime ribeye and ordered a lobster tail on the side. The ribeye came out exactly how we asked, crust on the outside, pink and juicy inside and the lobster was sweet without being watery. Sat near one of the windows and the whole place still has that old-school steakhouse energy with the cartoons on the walls. Our server remembered it was a birthday and brought out a little something at the end without making a big scene. Felt right.

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