The Robey

"Cafe Robey, the first-floor restaurant inside the Robey hotel in Wicker Park, will serve Thanksgiving buffet dinner ($70 per person) from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. The menu includes roasted turkey and roasted cauliflower with caper pesto; sides like roasted garlic mashed potatoes, Brussel sprouts with cranberry and pumpkin seeds, sourdough dressing, green bean casserole, baby kale, and Brussel sprout salad, turkey gravy, and cranberry chutney. Desserts include pumpkin pie, sweet potato casserole, and apple cranberry crisp. Reservations are available on Resy." - Lisa Shames, Eater Staff

"Taking up residence in Northwest Tower, The Robey jostles alongside artisanal coffee shops, independent boutiques, and pop-up restaurants in Chicago’s creative corner between the hipster neighborhoods of Bucktown and Wicker Park. Of the 89 rooms, the best are the corner suites, where wraparound windows shed natural light onto low-key, unfussy interiors by Belgium’s Nicolas Schuybroek and Marc Merckx. The real head-turners, though, are the collection of bars and restaurants, not least the curbside Café Robey, which hums from the first plate of eggs and hash browns in the morning. Clever Coyote, on the second floor, is a 90s-inspired hang (complete with vintage Nintendo consoles and grunge tracks) and the Up Room, the 13th-floor rooftop bar, serves as a sleek space with sprawling cityscape views. Come summer, the only place to be is on the sixth-floor outdoor pool terrace, the Cabana Club, with a basil gimlet in hand."

"Brunch is often the busiest time for hotel restaurants catering to patrons who want some eggs and a bloody mary as soon as they roll out of bed, and Cafe Robey offers it all day. Wicker Park and Bucktown locals also drop in for comforting fare including chilaquiles rojo, shrimp & grits, and biscuits & gravy served with bottomless mimosas and drip coffee. Book a table through Resy." - Samantha Nelson

"The Wicker Park hotel the Robey has multiple options for a good time. Cabana Club, a Mediterranean-inspired day club on the building’s sixth floor, features a pool, two bars (serving frozen drinks), and unobstructed 360-degree views. For those seeking a more intimate setting, saunter over to the Up Room, the midcentury modern lounge on the 13th floor, to enjoy creative craft cocktails and dazzling sights." - Samantha Nelson, Naomi Waxman, Ashok Selvam

"Avoid the crowds and enjoy neighborhood fireworks from The Robey hotel’s 13th-floor lounge, The Up Room, or their 6th-floor Cabana Club."