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Address: 3198 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60618
Website: http://www.warlordchicago.com/
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The rum cake and the oysters weren’t too bad either but every time I go here I’d struggle to not get the burger and a dirty martini every single time as it’s that good.
I had the Raw Bigeye Tuna and Melted Eggplant, paired with a sparkling German Sekt and a Vinho Verde from Portugal.
Burger was good, had charred onions and aioli, they make all their sauces in house.
Only complaint is they don’t have ketchup, could be an easy fix, they also didn’t have French fries but served the burger with okra instead and the okra was bad.
Fries and ketchup would go a long way here, but fantastic burger.
I really wanted to try the burger after all the reviews, but I also wanted the salmon. Since this was a birthday dinner, I asked my bf to get the salmon so that we could split our dishes. Cool. Cool. Cool. Except nothing was great or worth the hype or the price.
At the bar, at some point before our food arrived, one of the bartenders was shaking up a cocktail and the 2 sides weren’t sealed as he shook it, so it spilled on my boyfriends neck and collar. Womp. The bartender apologized profusely, and gave him two big napkins. That was it. When a dining *experience* costs this much money and a cocktail gets squirted on you in a place that is probably run like a tight ship to create an experience for its diners, something like this is kind of unacceptable. I thought maybe he would make it up to him or offer something, but nope.
When the food came, his Salmon portion was 3in.x3in. IT WAS TINY! It melted like butter in our mouths, but each of our shares of this 3x3in (1.5×3)salmon were gone in 2-3 bites, for a whopping $36! I thought maybe that’s just the fancy meal size and we should accept it, but at the end of the meal, when we were putting on our coats, I saw the the couple next to us also ordered salmon, but they had a portion almost twice as big! Who is cutting the salmon and why wasn’t it consistent?! Since these entrees don’t come with anything on the side, I feel like the consistency should at least have had us covered to make sure we actually got a whole entree and not half of one.
The burger was good. I wouldn’t say it was the best I’ve ever had, but it was very good. Again, I’m gonna come down on the price, and maybe I wouldn’t be as disappointed if the salmon hadn’t soured the food poo art of the experience. This was split with my boyfriend, and I guess I would have had to share it no matter what since his entree’s salmon portion was so tiny. Nothing comes with anything on the side. Well, actually, the burger did come with a 2×2 chunk of pickled radish (daikon?) on the side, but nothing else.
Our drinks were fine.
He paid since it was a birthday dinner and I did snap a pic of the receipt, but I wish I had paid attention! They charged a $3.95 service fee! Service fees are incredibly irritating at most places, but to add it here where it’s upscale dining that is already pricey. I assumed whatever it’s for would be covered in the pricing or that if they’re charging a service fee in addition, then there would be better service.
I can’t say that anyone was attentive to us, and I don’t remember any interaction besides being seated, our drink order being taken, food order being taken, bar tender spilling some cocktail on my bf, food brought, check brought and card charged. Nothing memorable except that our Salmon was noticeably tinier than someone else’s and my bf got squirted with a cocktail shaker. This was a disappointing experience. I can’t say I’d recommend it to anyone I know. I don’t know if others are sold on the hype or our experience was just that far off.
Duck and burger are also good but it missing sides especially duck should be served with potatoes or vegetables to add more variety of texture and flavor.
The atmosphere is good for young people or it is perfect for dating. On the other hand, I’m older and dining with kid. It’s too dark for us. Inside only candles are used. It’s pretty dark. I can’t see the menu…have to use flashlight from my phone.
Other than that, I don’t see the sign of the restaurant at all. I couldn’t find the restaurant until I saw people walking in .