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Kitsch’n River North
Kitsch’n River North, our slightly more upscale location closer to the downtown shopping and hotel zone, is perfect for catching an early breakfast, "doing" weekend brunch with friends, having a lunch meeting during the week… or just enjoying the scene after-work in our cocktail lounge and digging in to some of our delicious comfort food (lights down, music up, candles lit). The space now is also a dedicated night-time banquet space ideally suited to host your next unique and affordable private event for 20 to 300 guests.
Current Promotions:
Friday Afternoon - Free Happy Hour Hors D'Ouevres Buffet; Customers can enjoy free appetizers with friends in our cocktail lounge every Friday night after work from 4:30-6:30pm.
Saturday & Sunday Brunch - Enjoy Free Brunch Parking; Enjoy free validated brunch parking directly across the street on Larabbee at the 600 West Parking Garage for up to 3 hours (just $3 validated parking at all other times through the week).
Kitsch'n River North Hours:
8am to 7pm Monday - Thursday
8am to 8pm Friday
9am to 3pm Saturday & Sunday
* Bar and cocktail lounge stay open later based on business.
Our Gourmet Coffee Bar/Café opens at 7am Monday through Friday, and at 9am on Saturday and Sunday.
Join us Thursdays and Fridays for our FREE HAPPY HOUR APPETIZER BUFFET from 4:30 to 6:30pm in the Cocktail Lounge.
Available for private or semi-private parties anytime for 20 to 300 guests (75 seat outdoor patio open weather permitting).
Breakfast Items available until 3pm daily, while soups, salads, appetizers, and "From the Grill" items are available until close.
Parking for Kitsch’n River North:
There is validated parking directly across the street on Larabbee at the 600 West Parking Garage (free parking is available during weekend brunch, and $3 at all other times for 3 hours – both with validation).
We do not offer valet parking.
Directions to Kitsch'n River North:
Kitsch'n River North is located at 600 West Chicago Avenue (enter on Larrabee Street 800N/600W) in Chicago’s River north neighborhood at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and Larabbee Street. We are in the old Montgomery Ward Warehouse Building along the North Branch of the Chicago River, and in the same building as "Japonais". The restaurant faces Larabbee Street at the main entrance to the building (just north of "Motel Bar").
Click here for a map to Kitsch'n River North
Driving directions to Kitsch’n River North:
Located in Chicago at 600W/800N (at Chicago Avenue and Larrabee Street). Take Chicago Avenue east/west to Larabee (just east of the river) and turn north. Kitsch'n is located on your left at the main entry to the building and validated parking is available directly across the street (on your right) at the 600 West Parking Garage (free parking during weekend brunch, and $3 at all other times – both with validation).
From the expressways (Kennedy or Edens, Eisenhower towards Wisconsin, Dan Ryan) exit Ohio and head east, getting in the left lane toward end of ramp. Turn wide left onto Orleans and head north approx. 4 blocks to Chicago Avenue. Turn left and head west 3 blocks to Larabbee Street. Turn right heading north on Larabbee Street. Kitsch'n is located on your left at the main entry to the building and validated parking is available directly across the street (on your right) at the 600 West Parking Garage (free parking during weekend brunch, and $3 at all other times – both with validation).
Public transportation to Kitsch’n River North:
Brown line, stop at Chicago Avenue. Take Chicago Avenue Bus west to Larabbee Street (before the river)… or walk 4 blocks west to Larrabee Street (enter plaza on NW corner of intersection and walk north to main building entrance and first set of revolving doors).
Halsted bus north/south to Chicago Avenue, and walk east over bridge to Larrabee Street (enter plaza on NW corner of intersection and walk north to main building entrance at first set of revolving doors).
Chicago bus east/west to Larrabee (enter plaza on NW corner of intersection and walk north to main building entrance and first set of revolving doors).
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