Chicago – is the second largest U.S. city, which is located on the picturesque shore of Lake Michigan in Illinois. This is one of the U. S. architectural centers, cultural, economic, industrial and transportation capital of North West. Not surprisingly, that Russian immigrants settled down in the “Windy City” as firmly as in other large U. S. cities. And, of course, there are restaurants where you can taste traditional Russian cuisine. Let’s talk about the best of them.
1. Versailles Restaurant

131 W. Dundee Rd. Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
Phone: 847-465-1526
Versailles Restaurant- is a chic atmosphere, live music, as well as an amazing combination of Russian and French cuisine. Foie gras, borsch, meat dumplings, beetroot salad, chicken Kiev – these and many other dishes you will taste in this restaurant.
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2. Russian Tea Time Restaurant

77 East Adams St, Chicago, IL 60603
Phone: (312) 360 00 00
The restaurant is located in the heart of the artistic district of Chicago. Several large theaters are located in the close vicinity, Chicago Art Institute and Orchestra Hall, so it’s a popular place for artists, who often gather here to share impressions about all sorts of art events. Russian Tea Time Restaurant differs in pleasant and cozy interior, in a variety of traditional Russian menu.
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3. La Mirage Restaurant

3223 Algonquine Rd., Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
Phone: (847) 222 12 22
La Mirage – a restaurant, banquet hall and lounge-bar. It is enough popular institution both among indigenous people of Chicago, and among the guests and immigrants, so the table is desirable to book in advance.The restaurant offers a menu not only of Russian cuisine, but also of other countries in eastern and central Europe. Here you can listen to the live music and, if you desired, to dance to the fiery rhythms.
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4. Old Lviv Restaurant

2228 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, IL 60622
Phone: (773) 772 72 50
«Old Lviv» is a small but very cozy buffet, with traditional and, according to many reviews, a very tasty cuisine. It is nice to drink a cup of coffee or to eat a real Ukrainian borsch.
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5. Zhivago Restaurant and Banquet

9925 Gross Point Rd Skokie,IL 60076
Phone: (847) 982 14 00
It is a popular restaurant among Russian people, living in Chicago, perhaps, only a few were not there, at least once. It’s a restaurant with a bar and several halls, including the banquet hall. You can listen to the live music there. The interior reminds philistine Russia – rooms are decorated in white and red colors with gold and with painting on the walls.
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Regina’s has been closed for some time now.
Chicago is the 3rd largest city in the US. New York – Los Angeles – Chicago.
Also, Arkadia Deli? really? that place is a roach infested crap hole. Polina and Zahar, the owners, are very nice, but the quality of food is sub-par at best. There are exactly 2 tables, which are almost always occupied by local drunks. Bad choice.
Tbilisi is not a russian restaurant, it is Georgian. And ever since Thomas sold the restaurant, the food has become inedible. Unless you’re a starving homeless bum.
Wheres Petergoff? Astoria? White nights? even XO would be a better choice. You’re top 10 list is waaaaay off.