{"id":358144,"date":"2025-11-05T19:47:09","date_gmt":"2025-11-05T19:47:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/358144\/"},"modified":"2025-11-05T19:47:09","modified_gmt":"2025-11-05T19:47:09","slug":"chicago-restaurant-and-bar-closures-to-know-november-2025","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/358144\/","title":{"rendered":"Chicago Restaurant and Bar Closures to Know, November 2025"},"content":{"rendered":"

BUCKTOWN \u2014 Etta<\/a> served its final meal<\/a> on Sunday, October 19, making way for Italian steakhouse D\u0113liz<\/a>. The closure ends the restaurant\u2019s Chicago presence, following the 2024 shutdown<\/a> of its River North location and a high-profile, multistate bankruptcy filing<\/a>. Opened in 2018 by David Pisor and James Lasky, the team behind Gold Coast steakhouse Maple & Ash<\/a>, Etta offered Italian American cuisine built around a wood-burning oven under the direction of former executive chef Danny Grant. 1840 W. North Avenue.<\/p>\n

BRONZEVILLE \u2014 Turner H\u00e4us<\/a> has put a pause on operations for the time being. The Black-owned brewery, which shares a space on 47th Street with coffee chain Sip & Savor<\/a>, opened its taproom in 2023. While the brewery will still host private events, an Instagram post<\/a> noted that the break is intended to \u201callow our family the time to reset, refocus, and continue building toward the long-term goals and vision for Turner H\u00e4us Brewery.\u201d 78 E. 47th Street.<\/p>\n

LAKEVIEW \u2014 After a fire forced its closure<\/a> in early October, Dear Margaret<\/a> will not be reopening in its current space. The French Canadian restaurant suffered extensive water and smoke damage and had been closed while repairs were planned. In a recent Instagram update<\/a>, the team shared that the building has been sold to a redeveloper but says that the restaurant will return in a new location. 2965 N. Lincoln Avenue.<\/p>\n

OLD TOWN \u2014 After 25 years in business, Mexican restaurant Adobo Grill<\/a> has closed its doors. Known for its tableside guacamole, margaritas, and tequila dinners, the Old Town spot held its last night of service<\/a> on Saturday, October 25. It was one of the neighborhood\u2019s longest-running Mexican restaurants. 215 W. North Avenue.<\/p>\n

ROSCOE VILLAGE \u2014 The Roscoe Village location of pan-Asian spot Hot Woks Cool Sushi<\/a> has closed. Known for stir-fry noodles, Chinese American classics, and maki rolls, the restaurant is under new management following the retirement of its owners<\/a>. The Irving Park and Loop locations remain open, with the Irving Park delivery zone now extended to Damen Avenue to serve former Roscoe Village customers. 2032 W. Roscoe Street.<\/p>\n