The Walnut Room
111 N. State St., Seventh Fl., Chicago, IL 60602
Restaurants
A Chicago Tradition. The world-famous Walnut Room was the first restaurant ever opened in a department store.
Get a glimpse of the famous Great Tree and if you’re hungry, stay for lunch. A Chicago landmark since 1907, the classic restaurant is a holiday tradition for many in its own right — you can still order Mrs. Hering’s famous chicken pot pie, which dates all the way back to 1890.
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