


Perfectly centralized in Chicago’s West Loop ‘restaurant row’, the two-story, 8,000-square-foot restaurant is the sibling of DineAmic hospitality’s River North staple eatery, Siena Tavern. Bar Siena offers diners the perfect & approachable setting to enjoy lunch, dinner, late night, and weekend brunch. The menu features an expansive Italian street food and pizza bar selection, all served within the streets of Fulton Market. Our team of hospitality professionals are thrilled and dedicated to host your next dining experience, private event or catering function!
Regional Italian fare and drinks served in a stylish, two-storey space with a patio and a buzzy bar.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 832 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60607
Phone: (312) 492-7775
Website: https://www.barsiena.com/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=yext
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: tripleseat.comopentable.com
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Reviews
The service was top-notch as well—the staff was attentive, friendly, and made sure our large group was well taken care of throughout the evening. The drinks menu was excellent too, with a great variety of cocktails and wines to pair with the meal.
Overall, Bar Siena gave us the perfect mix of amazing food, great vibes, and warm hospitality. It truly made our team dinner special, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable dining experience in Chicago!
Food: 8/10
All the food we got was split amongst 4 people and one of them was “Hangry”. For the price, I felt that we all left full and satisfied. Below is a recap of the food we enjoyed.
Focaccia (prosciutto added) – My first thought was that adding prosciutto for 6 dollars was probably not worth the price, but then the dish came out and it was clear that they weren’t afraid to pile on the prosciutto. The prosciutto was salty, savory, and sliced thin enough for you to read your great grandmothers diary through. Aside from the prosciutto, the bread was done perfectly, and it was clear they used an olive oil nicer than the one sitting in my kitchen counter.
Burnt Pepperoni Pizza – Could be a personal pie if you were by yourself. The pizza was very good, but not something I would write home to my family about. The highlight was obviously the pepperoni which has crisp edges that would crunch with each nibble.
Pastas – We chose the vodka rigatoni and gnocchi which were very rich and perfect for sharing. Honestly, this is what I would expect from pastas of this price point. They were delicious, but did not exceed any expectations for the price.
Drink: 6.5/10
Old Fashioned – This is what I expect an old fashioned to be at this price point. I appreciated their use of a singular, large ice cube that would cool the drink without watering it down.
Beer – I wanted to have a beer, but I opted out because I noticed that none of their offerings were on tap. As a beer snob, this was the most disappointing part of the experience. This is not the place to come for beer unless you enjoy drinking from a can.
Atmosphere: 9/10
The patio was 10 out of 10 as describe above. It is busy and energetic in the most fun and non-overwhelming way possible. Of course, this vibe would change if you were sitting indoors or if the weather was poor (not my experience).
Return Likelihood: 8/10
This would be a hard place to pass up again if my fiancé and I happened to walk by with a group again. We loved how we were able to easily get in without a reservation. The food was great but the overall atmosphere is was makes this place a fun start to the night with friends!
Thanks for the wonderful experience,
George Clydesdale
Overall great and will be back.
Was sat upstairs at a table as a group of 3. The upstairs layout felt a bit awkward and crammed. House music was blasting (which I love) and plenty bright TV’s had sports on which felt weird provided the environment. Seemed as though they were trying to promote different atmospheres.
Server was alright but wasn’t giving us any energy and kept hovering around our table, seemingly just waiting for us to order.
Got the Burrata app, Cacio E Pepe entree, and Hot Fashioned drink. Have had much better for much cheaper at other Italian restaurants.
Bathroom felt disorderly – paper towel out of a bin, hair all over sink, mirror not centered, trash overflowing.
Genuinely not trying to bash this place but it was incredibly mid given the location, price points, and hype.