Harry Caray’s

“Holy cow!” a voice boomed. “This place is packed tighter than Wrigley Field during a playoff game!” That’s the spirit of Harry Caray’s, folks. This legendary Chicago steakhouse, established in 1987, is a tribute to the iconic Cubs broadcaster himself, Harry Caray. Harry Caray’s is located in the former Chicago Varnish Company Building in the River North neighborhood. It’s more than just a restaurant. It’s a shrine to Chicago sports, a celebration of Italian-American cuisine, and a testament to the man who loved both almost as much as he loved the Cubs. Harry Caray partnered with restaurateur Grant DePorter to create this Chicago institution. Inside these walls, you’ll find a museum of baseball memorabilia. Photos, signed bats, and other treasures tell the story of Chicago’s rich sports history. But Harry Caray’s isn’t just about the past. It’s a vibrant, bustling place. It’s known for its prime, aged steaks, cooked to perfection. It also boasts classic Italian dishes. You’ll find everything from hearty pasta to chicken Parmesan. Don’t forget the seafood! Harry Caray’s offers a surprisingly good selection for a steakhouse. So come on in. Enjoy the high-energy atmosphere, soak in the history, and taste the delicious food that makes Harry Caray’s a true Chicago legend. You might even feel like you can hear Harry’s booming voice calling a game. Seven Harry Caray’s locations grace the Chicago area. One is a seafood restaurant called Harry Caray’s Holy Mackerel!.