Aaron L.
3/20/2025
Love this place. Its cafeteria style but definitely higher-end of that genre. Fresh and fast food with a large variety and reasonable prices. Really glad we found this place given the massively...
Forum 55
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55 E Monroe St
Chicago, IL 60603
Forum 55 is a bustling 10,000-square-foot food hall in the heart of Chicago’s Loop, offering a variety of culinary delights for breakfast, lunch, and midday snacking. Located conveniently near Millennium Park, this food lover’s paradise features six fast-casual stalls curated by renowned chefs and restaurants from Chicago. The expansive salad bar, brimming with fresh produce sourced from Midwest farmers, is a standout feature within this gastronomic emporium.
In addition to the diverse range of dining options, Forum 55 provides a grab-and-go marketplace for those on the move, ensuring that patrons can savor their meals with ease. The inclusion of online ordering facilities and digital kiosks for order and payment streamlines the dining experience, reducing wait times and maximizing the enjoyment of each visit.
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Mark T.
10/7/2024
Not at all bad for an office cafeteria that's open to the public. I think that is an important distinction, however. A food hall, as I understand it, has different vendors run by different...
Zeina E.
2/23/2019
I work in the same building as Forum 55 and I only come down here when it's too cold to go outside or when I need a quick cup of coffee. The place consists of several restaurants of different...
Emily W.
10/24/2017
The Loop food hall business has some new competition. Look out because Forum 55 was awesoem. There are 9 different stations to choose from and everything looks delicious. What's different about...
Daniel M.
10/16/2019
Forum 55 is a decent food hall in the loop. It has a wide variety of options (Mexican, burgers, sushi, sandwiches, ramen, BBQ and salad/hot food bar) and the food is always prepared quickly/is...
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