Reza's
- December 14, 2001
- Rated 3 of 5 by
Laura from Chicago, Illinois
Located at the end of Ontario where it dead ends at the expressway, Reza's is a little off the beaten path, but very popular and reasonbly priced for lots of food. The Armenian waiters were once chosen among the "most beautiful people in Chicago" by Chicago Magazine. The restaurant is in an old brewery so it is wide open and can be noisy. They also have a location in an old Persian neighborhood at 5255 N. Clark.
Each entre comes with tomoto soup and pita bread and a plate of feta, parsley and radishes. Th chicken and filet combo kebobs are recommended. The walnut pomegranite sauce with the cornish hen is also great. The hummus is a good starter.
From journal The non-trite Chicago Guide