Cuisines and Dishes at Billy Goat Tavern:
- American
Billy Goat Tavern
430 N Michigan Ave,
Chicago
IL
60611
billygoattavern.com (312) 222-1525
Menu for Billy Goat Tavern
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Ratings and Reviews for Billy Goat Tavern
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May 24 2012
Carolina Z. via Yelp
Cheeseborger Cheeseborger! Ask for a single and they will tell you they are all out, "Just doubles!" It's totally a tourist spot but for me it hit the...read more
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May 21 2012
S C. via Yelp
a Chicago institution...but the burgers aren't badread more
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May 21 2012
Lisa G. via Yelp
Oh, the Billy Goat. This place is no doubt on every Chicago tourist's list because of its SNL fame (at least that's why it was on ours), but I don't think...read more
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Nov 04 2008
radiohouse via Citysearch
We've only been to Chicago three times and already it feels like we've gotten into a habit of going to Billy Goat's. When we've fl...read more
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Oct 15 2008
Katiebugs via Citysearch
To the rather impertinent Brit - suppose you are entitled to your opinion, though I've been in some dive pubs in the UK that are r...read more
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Aug 16 2008
via Citysearch
This little Tavern was a neat little place with a great story behind it. The cheeseburger was delicious and the atmosphere was fu...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
So Chicago, it's surreal. The original wood-paneled '60s decor remains, and walls are covered with photographs, reprinted columns and a ''Wall of Fame'' of Chicago journalists (Mike Royko has his own wall), some of whom still can be found warming bar stools here. Royko's replacement at the Trib--John Kass--is a regular.
The Food
Burgers, dogs, steaks--but you're sure to get berated if you don't order the double cheez. The two thin, greasy patties come straight off the grill, onto a bun and into your hands. Grab a bag of potato chips--still no fries--and load on the onions, pickles and ketchup for yourself. Voila--a Chicago classic.
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