EatNear South

Kroll's Chicago

Sister branch of a Green Bay fixture, which is a controversial move in the heart of Bears territory. They offer a big menu of seafood and sandwiches from a charcoal grill. Plenty of beer is available, but kids are welcome.

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Address: 1736 S Michigan Ave
Hours: Mon-Tue 11AM-midnight, Wed-Fri 11AM-2AM, Sat 11AM-3AM, Sun 10AM-midnight
Price: $8-15
Website: krolls-chicago.com (opens in a new tab)

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