$100 Gift Card to RPM STEAK, a Modern Chef-driven Steakhouse. This new venture brings a contemporary, chef-driven approach to a traditional steakhouse menu as well as ageless cosmopolitan glamour to the overall dining experience. The menu features more than a dozen different cuts of steak all sourced from handpicked purveyors from across the globe. Another distinctive aspect of the menu: a section dedicated exclusively to a rotating list of mushrooms, including hand-foraged chanterelle mushrooms and roasted hen of the woods. Desserts include a daily selection of elegant souffles in addition to chef's interpretations of classic desserts like Baked Alaska and the 14-Carat Chocolate Cake, a chocolate-layer cake topped in edible gold leaf.
The wine menu features a global selection of 350 wines. Located in Chicago River North area at 66 Kinzie Street
Donated by: Beth Bach & RPM
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