Dinner and a Show in Streeterville
Every night in Chicago, thousands of people eat a perfectly fine dinner at a perfectly forgettable restaurant. Then there's the table that watched their waiter climb onto the counter mid-song, got roasted for ordering a burger "well done," and left arguing about whether that was the best dinner of the trip. That table was at Ed Debevic's.
We're Chicago's original sass-serving retro diner, in Streeterville at 159 E Ohio St — a block and a half off the Magnificent Mile, on the edge of River North. Since 1984, dinner here has come with a show: our servers are actors, and the insults, dance numbers and counter-top performances are all part of the meal. You bring the appetite; we bring the attitude.
What's for Dinner
All the diner greats, done the Ed's way: burgers that need two hands, the Outrageous Fries, Ed's Mom's Meatloaf (she's very proud), Chicago-style hot dogs, and hand-spun shakes and malts for dessert — or the World's Smallest Sundae, if you want dessert and a punchline. Browse the full menu or go straight to the dinner menu. We're open until 9 PM every night — early enough for families, late enough for the after-museum crowd.
HOURS & LOCATION
HOURS: Daily:
Sunday - Thursday: 8am - 8pm
Friday & Saturday: 8am - 9pm
ADDRESS: 159 E Ohio St, Chicago, IL 60611
PHONE: (312) 374-8497
A Night Out That's Actually Different
If you're searching "fun things to do in Chicago at night" and everything looks the same, here's the deal: this is dinner AND entertainment in one stop, no tickets required. It's the go-to for birthdays (we're legally required to embarrass you — check the party packages, first nights of a Chicago trip, bachelorette parties, and anyone who thinks dinner should be a story you tell later. Kids love it, teenagers pretend not to, adults love it most of all.
Finding Us After Dark
We're at Ohio & St. Clair in Streeterville — walking distance from Michigan Avenue hotels, River North, and a 15-minute walk from Navy Pier. See hours & location for directions. Here during the day instead? There's lunch near Navy Pier for that.
