What dining and nightlife are near Exhibit On Superior?

A dense dining scene

River North combines art galleries with a dense restaurant and nightlife scene, from casual cafes to fine dining. Rooftop cocktail bars, speakeasies, and live-music venues fill out the evenings.

On-site, Goddess and the Baker serves coffee and food, so a cafe stop does not require leaving the building.

Beyond the neighborhood

Fulton Market and the West Loop, both short trips away, add some of Chicago’s most notable restaurants. Old Town is another nearby hub for dining and nightlife.

Eataly, the large Italian market and dining hall at 43 E Ohio St, is about 0.4 miles from the building.

Can I get there without driving?

Yes. The CTA Chicago Brown/Purple Line and Red Line stations are within a short walk, and several bus routes serve the area, so nights out rarely require a car.

The Loop, roughly a mile south, adds theaters and downtown restaurants within an easy walk or one transit stop.

Coffee and quick bites

For casual stops, on-site Goddess and the Baker serves coffee and food inside the building, so a morning coffee run can happen without going outside.

Eataly at 43 E Ohio St, about 0.4 miles away, combines an Italian market with cafes and restaurants for a quick meal or specialty ingredients.

Between the on-site cafe, the surrounding gallery-district restaurants, and the nearby dining hubs, River North covers everything from a fast coffee to a full night out.

Fulton Market, Old Town, and the West Loop are all short trips away, so a special-occasion dinner does not require going far from 165 W Superior St.