Cuisines and Dishes at Zocalo:
- Mexican
Zocalo
358 W Ontario St Ste 1-a,
Chicago
IL
60654
zocalochicago.com (312) 416-9399
Menu for Zocalo
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Ratings and Reviews for Zocalo
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May 09 2012
Lisa B. via Yelp
Zocolo is easily one of our favorite upscale Mexican restaurants. Far better than Zapatista, Mercadito, Frontera. Love their guacamole trio to start with -...read more
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May 09 2012
Diana F. via Yelp
My husband and I went to Zocalo for our 3 year wedding anniversary. My husband is a scotch drinker but expressed an interest in learning more about tequila...read more
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May 07 2012
Milly P. via Yelp
I wish I had found Zocolo earlier! I'm 2 months away from moving away from Chicago and only now I discovered Zocolo! My fiance and I took his younger...read more
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Mar 09 2009
soniav79 via Citysearch
I made reservations for part of 10 at Zocalo?s, management stressed for me to be prompt or they would charge me fifty dollars on m...read more
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Sep 20 2007
singerman via Citysearch
What can you say about this Beautiful Restaurant except.......ITS AMAZING !!!. The Staff is Top Shelf......The Food is 5 Star !!!....read more
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Jul 12 2007
ummmhello via Citysearch
I used to visit the previous restaurant in this location, Chilpancingo, and loved it. Went to Zocalo with a group and found it to ...read more
From Citysearch
Housed in a re-purposed warehouse space behind the Ohio Street on-ramp, this nuevo Mexican cantina attracts a stylish River North crowd to its long tequila bar and dining room done up in rustic wood and colorful local art. The menu is a small plates format featuring familiar Mexican ingredients in unfamiliar preparations; guacamole comes in a flight, an al pastor preparation is deconstructed and queso fundido is flamed tableside a la saganaki.
