Bistro Campagne
French restaurant · Ravenswood
4518 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, IL 60625
Highlights
Seasonal country French fare with a charming patio
Seasonal country French fare with a charming patio
"This French restaurant is offering takeout and curbside delivery." - adrian kane
"This French bistro is an always popular spot in Lincoln Square. People all over Chicago seem to know it and it never disappoints. Don’t take our word for it—they have a 4.4 star rating on OpenTable out of 1,642 reviews! If you’re looking for a fancier experience, this place is it. The tables are dressed with linen and the food is upscale and quite delicious. The chefs try to capture and express the same quality found in favorite small neighborhood bistros found in Paris and rural France. If it’s warm out, try to grab a spot in their garden. It’s absolutely gorgeous and makes you feel like you just traveled to a far away land. Stay there into the dark and sip cocktails under the strings of lights hanging from the trees. It’s a great romantic spot for date night." - Knoed Creative
"Bistro Campagne’s courtyard is charming, with brick walls, ivy, and lots of plants and trees. It’s one of our favorite summertime spots, and it happens to also be one of the best-kept secrets in Lincoln Square. This means the crowd (to the extent that there is one) seems to be filled with mostly regulars. Stick with French classics like escargot and boeuf bourguignon, and plan on ordering a second bottle of wine as an excuse to spend more time here. Who knows, maybe you’ll become a regular, too." - adrian kane, veda kilaru, john ringor
"Bistro Campagne’s courtyard is charming, with brick walls, ivy, and lots of plants and trees. It’s also one of the best-kept secrets in Lincoln Square, which means the crowd (to the extent that there is one) seems to be filled with mostly regulars. Stick with French classics like escargot and boeuf bourguignon, and plan on ordering a second bottle of wine as an excuse to spend more time here. Who knows, maybe you’ll become a regular, too." - adrian kane, john ringor
"This spot-on Lincoln Avenue has one of the most exquisite patios in the city, shaded by abundant trees during the day and lit up by twinkling fairy lights after dark. The intimate indoor dining room is lovely, too, and the menu offers a selection of reasonably priced French bistro classics, from French onion soup to crème brulée, with Parisian gnocchi and steak frites in between." - Lisa Shames
