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Highlights
Full bar located in Financial District also dishes up BLTs, paninis, steak, and pasta
Customer Reviews
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13 ratings12 reviews
The menu changes after 3 P.M., so items seen online for lunch, such as pastas, may not be available. Non-meat selections are limited. Pizza & nachos are tasty!
Leah
5 ratings3 reviews
Menu is more limited than what we found online. Burgers and the steak salad are good, Mexican offerings are par for bar good.
Stephen
19 ratings6 reviews
It's downstairs in the basement and though not updated, the service & food were very good. Plus, they have Guinness on tap!
Dorothy
7 ratings6 reviews
Not much for vegetarians. But they did whip up a tasty grilled cheese which wasn't on the menu. There's weak if any cell reception b/c it's in the basement so warn your party of that ahead of time if you're meeting folks. Very cozy place on a cold winter day. Clears out by 7 and closes around 8 pretty much.
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Cardozo’s Pub is open Monday through Friday from 10:30 A.M. until 8 P.M.
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Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Dine-in only. Must be 21+ with valid ID for alcoholic beverages. Not valid for happy hour specials. Must purchase 1 food item. Business hours are Monday-Friday 10:30am to 8pm.
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About Cardozo’s Pub
At Cardozo’s Pub, hearty burgers and sandwiches join Italian-style pastas to sate patrons as they lounge in booths, at tables, or along a wooden bar. During the day, thick, house-made marinara sauce slathers noodles, and european paninis on sourdough country bread salute the international flags waving from wood-paneled walls. In the evening, flat-screen TVs flicker as diners bite into Chicago classics such as smoked polish sausages and hot dogs dressed in windbreakers. Cold brews complement burgers of charbroiled sirloin or turkey patties, and personal pizzas pledge monogamy to skeptical stomachs.