Located along the Chicago river in the burgeoning Goose Island neighborhood, Azul is an upscale mariscos (seafood) restaurant serving an expansive menu of Latin-inspired fare. The concept aims to combine the ethos of an authentic mariscos restaurant with modern hospitality practices and all the...
Goose Island may be best known as the namesake for a brewed beer, but know that you can also eat quite well on and around the island. Fried seafood is a perennial favorite here. You will also find shrimp, frog legs, macaroni salad and more. The area also has plenty of pizza, and Chicago is known for its deep-dish pies. In Goose Island, you can find both thick and traditional thin crusts at pizzerias. There are plenty of coffee shops in the area if you need a pick-me-up at the start of or during your day. Everything from mainstay American chains to coffee and pastries are at your beck and call here on Goose Island.
