The food is pricey and good, but the atmosphere is what pulls in the crowds. Men must wear jackets and women are often seen donning gowns. It's home to the famous apple pancake. These restaurants are found at multiple locations around the city. And when talking steak, you're talking Morton's of Chicago.
Service is first class all the way.
In operation for at least 50 years, this is a local favorite for down-home Italian food. Nothing too fancy, but the food is substantial, relatively inexpensive and very satisfying. Gibson's also reputed to have quite a celebrity following. If you don't actually see your favorite star, you can take in all of the autographed photos along the walls. On the corner of Rush and Division streets sits a large mansion-like building that is home to this traditional Italian eatery.