- Steak
- American
Carmichael's Chicago Steakhouse
Menu for Carmichael's Chicago Steakhouse
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Ratings and Reviews for Carmichael's Chicago Steakhouse
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May 28 2012
Evan S. via Yelp
This is a great gem in the West Loop. One of my consultants took me here before the Blackhawks' game and we had a real nice time. The front bar was really...read more
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May 21 2012
Aaron Jae M. via Yelp
I honestly expected more from them. The service was fine, nothing to complain about but nothing special. The appetizers we ordered were way better than...read more
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May 17 2012
El B. via Yelp
We had a very disappointing meal tonight at Carmichaels. I had dinner with my mother and started with the chicken spring rolls. They were fine when I ate...read more
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Dec 19 2008
via Citysearch
A group of four of us visiting Chicago from San Antonio had our first experience with Carmiechael's. We were delighted! It's not...read more
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Oct 29 2008
via Citysearch
I am very surprised that this is the first review for Carmichael's Steak house. It is casual family restaurant and the service i...read more
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Sep 25 2008
Bigcityeater via Citysearch
A group of us went there before a show and was appalled by the poor service, arrogant management and overall poor quality of food....read more
The Scene
A roomy joint in the West Loop loft district, this comfortable steakhouse pays homage to old Chicago, with big, blown-up photos of the stockyards on exposed brick walls, and handsome, Prairie-style oak accents. The place is packed with broad-shouldered, biz-casual types at lunch, rubbing elbows at high tables in the front bar and keeping the suspendered servers on their toes. Evenings are less hectic, but service still tends to lag.
The Food
Carmichael's pricey steakhouse menu is scattered with hits and misses: Redolent of garlic and bread-crumbs, bubbling-hot rock shrimp de Jonghe scores as a starter, though other plates (wimpy crab cakes, overdressed salads, soggy creamed spinach) fail to impress. These guys do know how to cook a steak, though. All cuts are prime, from the tender, flavorful garlic and herb filet to the Chicago cut, a 20-ounce, bone-in rib-eye with big, smoky flavor and an impressive marbling of fat.