La Sirena Draws the Crowds, early and late

By
Laura Levy Shatkin
– Posted on December 23, 2012Posted in: Wine-ing Women

John Manion’s back on the scene with his latest take on Brazilian- inflected cuisine at La Sirena Clandestina. But it’s the cocktail culture at this dark comfy spot that seems to be drawing the hipsters.

You’ll probably wait at the door, with the no-reservation policy, but sipping on a drink or one of the more esoteric wines will make the time fly by. It’s a great late night pick, if you’re in the area. Another great addition to the Chicago dining scene.

954 West Fulton Market
312.226.5300
4PM-2AM daily; kitchen 4-10:30PM; bar menu 10:30PM-12AM

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About Laura Levy Shatkin

Laura Levy Shatkin served for 10 years as food and wine critic for the Chicago Reader. Later, she became an Emmy-nominated executive producer for Taste, a 30-minute food and wine show on NBC-5 Chicago, which later merged into www.WineTasteTV.com, where Ms. Levy is a partner/owner. Today, she teaches private wine classes and hosts wine parties for consumers and firms, and continues to tell the video stories of wine, girlfriends and wine travel on her TCW blog, Wine…ing Women.