

Victory Tap – South Loop welcomes you with our stunning bar setting the scene for the delicious Chicago Italian cuisine that keeps everyone coming back. Hosting neighborhood residents as well as visitors to Chicago’s Soldier Field, McCormick Place, and the many museums, Victory Tap enjoys being the signature spot for Italian dining in the South Loop. Our party rooms can host events of various sizes up to 150 guests. Chef Farina curates mouthwatering menus for a cocktail hours, buffets and full seated dining experiences.
Cozy Italian spot serving hearty classics amid upscale tavern environs with a huge carved wood bar.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1416 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605
Phone: (312) 566-9300
Website: https://www.victoryitalian.com/
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Reviews
The dessert selection was a standout. The Oreo cheesecake was rich and indulgent. The tiramisu was light, smooth, and full of flavor. Both were excellent and a perfect way to end the meal.
Service elevated the experience even more — the staff thoughtfully split our entrées for sharing, which made everything seamless and welcoming.
They had 4$ draft beers during their happy hour. Their selection was not huge, but well thought out to have a little something for everyone.
It is a bit on the pricey side if you are looking for seafood, but not outrageously so. The environment is also quiet so it’s very easy to talk. A big plus for me!
They also have party rooms that you can reserve, though I haven’t done that so I don’t know the process there.
First off, when my wife made the reservation, she added a comment that it was my birthday. Of course, I don’t expect restaurants to just give me a free dessert, but not a single person on the staff mentioned the fact it was my birthday. No candle stuck in our dessert, nothing.
Despite the back part of the dining area being mostly empty, they seated us right next to other people. Why not give us more privacy/space? Not only that, but the table we were seated at looked like something they just grabbed at a garage sale. Is Victory Tap and upscale place or not? Is this the image you want to portray to your clientele?
The meals were great, as were the drinks. For dessert, we shared the creme brulee, which was tasty, and a cannolo, which was a disaster for a couple of reasons:
First off, it wasn’t very sweet, almost as if someone forgot to add sugar. Secondly (the more concerning part), the whipped cream that came with the cannolo had spoiled. It took us a few bites to realize this, and when I tasted it by itself, it had a bitter taste to it. My wife and I spent the next few hours after dinner feeling incredibly nauseous. It’s completely unacceptable that someone in the kitchen isn’t checking to make sure ingredients haven’t gone bad! The owner needs to step in and review basic food safety processes with the staff.
Overall, I think the most important things the management needs to consider: 1) Please fix up the tables that look run-down. 2) Don’t get your customers sick with spoiled food.
Danny is incredibly attentive, personable, and consistently gives great menu suggestions. He checks in at all the right times and truly elevates the whole dining experience.
And beyond the service, the food here is fantastic and they have an awesome happy hour—which makes coming back even easier!
If you’re visiting Victory Tap, do yourself a favor and ask for Danny. He’s one of the reasons we keep returning!