American fare
Rustic cuisine with European influence and American style.
An American restaurant in downtown Chicago. The Gage serves refined, rustic fare with European influence and American style, alongside an inventive beverage program. The restaurant is located on Michigan Avenue, steps from Millennium Park and near the Art Institute of Chicago. Its setting is described as lively and convivial, and its menus are available for dining occasions throughout the day. The Gage also offers group dining and private events for parties of 12 or more. The restaurant occupies the historic Gage Group buildings, constructed in the late 1800s and now landmarked. Its name and staircase artwork reflect the buildings' past as the home of Gage Brothers & Co., a hatmaker founded by David and George Gage.
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From thegagechicago.com, checked 22 Oct 2026. Only what the business states on its own website.
Rustic cuisine with European influence and American style.
An inventive beverage program complements the food.
Group dining and private events are available for 12 or more.
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