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Oceanique
is an eclectic seafood restaurant in the French-American style.
Oceanique continues to garner acclaim as one of the Chicago area's
finest restaurants. Since 1993, Oceanique has been ranked as the number
one seafood restaurant in the Chicago metropolitan area by the
prestigious Zagat Guide. In all of our preparations we endeavor to use
the finest organic produce and seafood from sustainable, eco-friendly
sources. And with our extensive wine list featuring over 800 carefully
selected fine wines, Oceanique has won Wine Spectator Magazine's
coveted "Best of Award of Excellence" every year since 1994 being
recognized as having one of the 750 best wine lists in the world.
Open for dinner Monday - Saturday from 5:30 pm.
Reservations suggested. All major credit cards accepted.
Open at 12:00 pm to answer your questions.
Outdoor seating available when Mother Nature permits.
Valet parking available
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Upcoming Events |
Join us for Valentine's Day, Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Chef's Five Course Menu w/Choices $95 per person (excluding tax & gratuity)-- Join us for "No Corkage Mondays"! --
Every Monday
night we encourage you to bring in that bottle you have been saving for
a rainy day; or even if you think its over the hill, let's try it out!
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Not Valid with other promotions Groupon, Living Social, etc. ---
-- Anniversary Lobster Wednesdays! --
Every
Wednesday night Chef Mark Grosz is offering his Maine Lobster Entree for $23 in celebration of our 23 Years as one of Chicago's finest restaurants.
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Latest Reviews |
2012 ZAGAT rates Oceanique tops in Chicago for seafood.
Mark Grosz’s “memorable”, “magnifique” Evanston eatery offers some of the “best seafood in the city”, serving “superb new fusion and old-school dishes” with “unique” “combinations of French and Asian flavors” along with a “fantastic wine list”; the “fancy”, “formal” setting and “top-notch service” further elevate the experience (and the prices), but “you get what you pay for” – though you can pay less at the weeknight prix fixe. |
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