- Diner
- American
Gale Street Inn
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Ratings and Reviews for Gale Street Inn
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May 04 2012
Gary L. via Yelp
Where do I start??? I have been coming here since I was a kid! Love the place. Great food and service! Great french onion and chicken tomatillo soups to...read more
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Apr 26 2012
Jay B. via Yelp
Best Food on the planet !!! This is my dinning room I love the homie atmosphere and everybody is super friendly Best ribs and fillet in the city of Chicago !!!read more
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Apr 23 2012
J T. via Yelp
Yummm!! We went there a few weeks ago and this was our first visit. The service was amazing and the food was delicious! I had bbq ribs that were so...read more
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Nov 08 2008
via Citysearch
Try the king crab leg - rib combo. The rib meat falls off the bones and the crab legs are huge and succulent with no fishy taste. ...read more
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Jul 30 2008
wanderwoman via Citysearch
I as visiting Chicago, and asked a local what they recomended, and consequently ended up at Gale Street Inn. Talk about a disappoi...read more
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May 23 2008
yoyoyogdawg94 via Citysearch
gale street inn is a fabulous place for men and women both. we love going there. i personally love the steak and my friend loves ...read more
The Scene
In operation since 1963, this restaurant used to be on nearby Gale Street, but it moved in '69 to make room for the neighboring Jefferson Park station. Two large dining rooms with spacious booths and an enclosed bar make up much of the restaurant. Vintage photos of the surrounding area line the walls. Families and commuters just off the train--most with little use for a menu--sit down for burgers and barbecue.
The Food
The menu ranges from steak and seafood to sandwiches and pastas. Begin with baked clams--perfectly breaded and seasoned with just enough garlic. Juicy half-pound burgers served on toasted buns stand on their own, but you'd be out of place not ordering a full rack of the meaty, perfectly flavored ribs or a half-rack paired with lobster, shrimp or crab legs. The succulent meat and sweet, tangy sauce far exceed any praise you might have heard.