- Filipino
- Cuban
- Jamaican
Coobah
Menu for Coobah
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Ratings and Reviews for Coobah
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May 24 2012
Chris H. via Yelp
Great, unique food - reasonable prices.read more
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May 21 2012
Meshelle R. via Yelp
Coobah is a great old faithful on my list. It's small, cozy but yet loud and lively. The food is always GREAT. The Jerk Chicken appetizer is amazing. We...read more
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May 20 2012
Susana D. via Yelp
unusual menu fuses Cuban, Brazilian, and Filipino food; attentive service, good sangrÃa, a bit pricyread more
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Jan 23 2009
ofhisspace78 via Citysearch
Let me start by saying, if you haven't been to Coobah you need to check it out. A couple friends and I wondered in on a Thursday ...read more
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Nov 01 2008
danm900 via Citysearch
As someone who frequents Chicago restaurants I am not easily impressed. Coobah really strikes the chord on all the notes. The olde...read more
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Jan 23 2008
lburro1 via Citysearch
The atmosphere at Coobah was incredibly unique and tasteful. However, the food was lackluster and disappointing. Their signature...read more
The Scene
It's a pretty tight squeeze into Coobah, a dark, smoky Latin spot where sexy bartenders mix mojitos and caipirinhas for a crowd of Southport hipsters. The decor provides plenty of eye candy too, with rust-colored terra cotta walls, metal clamshell light fixtures, and fans waving breezily back and forth above the bar. Friendly, on-the-ball service makes up for long waits at the bar.
The Food
Coobah's pan-Latin fare pops with flavor, from piping-hot queso with duck chorizo to chilly, chunky ceviche that starts out cool, then packs a mean red pepper-induced afterburn. Moist, hearty tamales are a specialty; try tangy goat cheese and artichoke or cider-braised chicken. Other tempting options include roasted chicken with saffron rice and tender, spicy-sweet lamb shank with spicy coconut mashed sweet potatoes.