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"Routinely voted one of this city's most romantic restaurants, you'll find excellent French and attentive service here. Order a la carte or enjoy a four- or five-course prix-fixe menu...."
"I have eaten at Les Nomades several times over the past year and each time has been a marvel...."
"Under chef Chris Nugent (Betise, MK, the Park Avenue Cafe), this is still the best fine restaurant in Chicago, its traditional tone marked by refined sauces, decadent ingredients in intricate flavor combinations, and gorgeous plate presentations. Nugent's..."
"Under chef Chris Nugent (Betise, MK, the Park Avenue Cafe), this is still one of the best fine restaurants in Chicago, its traditional tone marked by refined sauces, decadent ingredients in intricate flavor combinations, and gorgeous plate presentations...."
"Formerly a private dining club, Les Nomades has recently opened its two-story brownstone to the public, though the elegant, staid atmosphere remains. It is owned by Mary Beth and Roland Liccioni, who also own the award-winning Le Francais, so you can be s..."
"After several years of devoted attention to this culinary jewel box, Mary Beth and Roland Liccioni achieved a bit of old-world France in this lovely brownstone, but Roland departed in late 2004, leaving Les Nomades to write a new chapter in its culinary h..."
"It would be easy to mistake Les Nomades for an elegant townhouse tucked behind a cluster of trees. In a city top-heavy with large, noisy dining rooms, Les Nomades offers a quiet escape--the antithesis of a see-and-be-seen restaurant...."
"This place, tucked into what looks to be a quiet townhouse, originally opened as a private dining club, but has since been opened to the public at large. Jackets and ties are required of gentlemen in both the brightly lit downstairs or in the Salon du Ups..."
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