Chicago Magazine called Ada Restaurant one of the Best New Restaurants in Chicago in 2012. This gem didn't even open until early 2012 according to DailyCandy, and has been making waves in Chicago since then. Why does GetLusty recommend this place, you ask? This is a tride-and-true excellent way to start off your lusty date night. It's a welcoming, yet fun & enjoyable atmosphere. It's all the things you need in order to feel most relaxed and open for lust!
Located in the up-and-coming Noble Square neighborhood, you might feel a little anxious before entering Ada St Restaurant.
The surroundings are a bit industrial, but once you enter the restaurant, everything else melts away into a relaxed joy. They even have a patio to enjoy the last month of summer.
Just hope you saved room after dinner, the drinks are a meal and experience all of their own. If you’re looing for a shot of whiskey with a beer back to wash down your meal, they can do that. If you want a list of well-made cocktails? They can do that, too. Want the perfect after-dinner drink on a warm summer night?
Ada St. Restaurant is your weekend destination! The highly talented bartenders will go Bruce Lee on your ass, dazzling you with their lightening speed shaking skills and small but heavy-weight specialty cocktail list. Your taste buds will thank you. Fellas, try the “Where There’s Smoke There’s Fire.” Ladies, order the “Sweet Jane.”
The only catch? This place is booming at night. Perfect for summer evenings, the patio is the place to be. Don’t even try sneaking a peak on an “off” day. The place isn’t even open on Mondays
or Tuesdays. Expect a fun and lively crowd till 2am for that after-dinner cocktail.
Should your appetite return, the small plates of tasty delicacies, perfect for sharing, will tide you over until the inevitable 3am Jimmy Johns call. For well-made cocktails and light food costing about $40/a person, no worries about breaking the bank.
An extra bonus, this place goes all-out vintage, with vinyl providing the music. Customers can even handpick the records to spin. Don't forget to book your table! We recommend Open Table.
Thanks to pictures from RedEye Chicago, Chicago Magazine & DailyCandy.
This is a guest post by our own Greg Dorn. Greg is a self-employed day trader who loves writing. He aims to think about sex whenever possible, including a variety of ways to enhance his own love life. If you don't see Greg crunching numbers, you'll find him enjoying the beauty of his wonderful girlfriend around Chicago.
Located in the up-and-coming Noble Square neighborhood, you might feel a little anxious before entering Ada St Restaurant.
The surroundings are a bit industrial, but once you enter the restaurant, everything else melts away into a relaxed joy. They even have a patio to enjoy the last month of summer.
Just hope you saved room after dinner, the drinks are a meal and experience all of their own. If you’re looing for a shot of whiskey with a beer back to wash down your meal, they can do that. If you want a list of well-made cocktails? They can do that, too. Want the perfect after-dinner drink on a warm summer night?
Ada St. Restaurant is your weekend destination! The highly talented bartenders will go Bruce Lee on your ass, dazzling you with their lightening speed shaking skills and small but heavy-weight specialty cocktail list. Your taste buds will thank you. Fellas, try the “Where There’s Smoke There’s Fire.” Ladies, order the “Sweet Jane.”
The only catch? This place is booming at night. Perfect for summer evenings, the patio is the place to be. Don’t even try sneaking a peak on an “off” day. The place isn’t even open on Mondays
or Tuesdays. Expect a fun and lively crowd till 2am for that after-dinner cocktail.
Should your appetite return, the small plates of tasty delicacies, perfect for sharing, will tide you over until the inevitable 3am Jimmy Johns call. For well-made cocktails and light food costing about $40/a person, no worries about breaking the bank.
An extra bonus, this place goes all-out vintage, with vinyl providing the music. Customers can even handpick the records to spin. Don't forget to book your table! We recommend Open Table.
Thanks to pictures from RedEye Chicago, Chicago Magazine & DailyCandy.
This is a guest post by our own Greg Dorn. Greg is a self-employed day trader who loves writing. He aims to think about sex whenever possible, including a variety of ways to enhance his own love life. If you don't see Greg crunching numbers, you'll find him enjoying the beauty of his wonderful girlfriend around Chicago.
