

Perched on Oak Street in Chicago’s Gold Coast, Le Colonial exudes timeless sophistication. The beautifully designed space includes a palm-filled dining room and an elegant bar and lounge for mingling. The expansive terrace, open all year round, offers stunning views of bustling Oak Street. For a taste of something exceptional, a private chef’s table offers an unforgettable, intimate dining experience. Executive Chef and partner, Quoc Luong, features traditional Vietnamese recipes alongside contemporary takes on classic dishes.
Upscale French-Vietnamese fare in a Gold Coast row house with balcony seating & an outdoor patio.
Hours
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
| Friday | 12–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 12–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 57 E Oak St, Chicago, IL 60611
Phone: (312) 255-0088
Website: https://chicago.lecolonial.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.comtripleseat.com
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Reviews
The food is also fantastic. We got the yellow curry and the tofu stir fry, neither of which we could finish fully.
This Gold Coast staple nails the assignment. The atmosphere is so lush and transportive, it feels like they spent 90% of the budget on lighting and exotic plants. It was, without question, my favorite part. I’m already mentally decorating my non-existent veranda to look exactly like the second floor.
The French-Vietnamese hybrid cuisine was really good—no complaints there. Specifically, their version of the Peking Duck was very well done; perfectly crispy and entirely too satisfying.
But let’s talk about the Garlic Noodles. These noodles are the reason I am now planning a highly inconvenient solo trip back. I would betray someone for a bowl of those noodles in an instant. They are criminally good, and I resent them for making me feel such intense, singular devotion.
The service? Impeccable. They moved around the room with the silent, terrifying grace of people who are paid far too much to care that much. It made me feel simultaneously pampered and judged, which is the Gold Coast dining experience in a nutshell.
Come here, get excellent food (and those noodles), and witness interior design so stunning it will actively ruin your appreciation for every other space you occupy. It’s great. Don’t miss it.
Oh, La Colonial! This place is where chic Chicago meets a cool blend of Parisian elegance and vibrant Hanoi. I stumbled in and immediately knew my wallet was going to be lighter, but my soul? Fully nourished.
The Damage Report: Yes, it’s pricey. Like, “I need to check my bank account balance after the appetizer” pricey. But honestly, the moment the plate hits the table, you realize it’s an experience, not just a meal. Totally worth the splurge.
The Vibe & Service: They nail that perfect balance: Friendly, but incredibly respectful. The staff makes you feel like an old friend they haven’t seen in a while, but they maintain that classy, polished service that makes dining out special. Top-notch!
The Food (Pho-nomenal!): I went for the pho soup. Seriously, it was a hug in a bowl! The broth was deep, complex, and just pure comfort. It was a cold night and this warmed me right up.
The Drink (French Kiss Martini): And for the drink? I tried the French Kiss Martini. Ooh la la! It was the perfect blend of sophisticated and fun—smooth, a little sassy, and dangerously easy to sip. Highly recommend you give it a smooch!
The Verdict: I liked it a lot! Go for the food, stay for the drinks, and enjoy the beautiful atmosphere. If you’re looking for a special night out in Chicago with killer French-Vietnamese cuisine, this is the spot. Bring a date or treat yourself!
What other city or type of food should I review next? Let me know where my next travel adventure should take me!