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Located in the South Loop neighborhood of Chicago, the Zapatista is well known for serving delicacies from the extensive Mexican cuisine. Salads, fajitas, tacos and tortas are served along with delicious cocktails and beverages. With the featured brunch menu and a section dedicated for vegans, vegetarians and kids, Zapatista is the best bet whatever be the occasion - whether family parties or...
Zapatista is an authentic Mexican restaurant in the Near South Loop. Made with the passion, heart & soul of Mexico, using the freshest of ingredients, the fare at Zapatista is a blend of regional Mexican dishes that are authentic, yet contemporary. The menu ranges from grilled chicken, pork, steak and seafood entrees with house made moles and salsas to burritos, tacos & enchiladas, plus the...
"They really bust the piñata" at this midpriced Mexican trio where the fajitas are "sizzling" and "the tequilas are many"; the colorfully rustic settings have optional patio dining, and though sticklers call out "forgettable" fare, "extreme" noise and spotty service, the majority applauds the "upscale approach."
Zapatista Restaurant Review: Power lunches and post-work munchies are the draw at this innovative, boisterous Mexican spot, which serves Serrano-zapped, tableside guacamole (with jícama sticks, no less) to spice-seekers. A fine starter is the cornmeal-crusted calamari with a spicy citrus aïoli and roasted pineapple-tomato salsa for dipping, but the shrimp empanadas, in our experience, were less...
If famed Mexican land-reform revolutionary Emiliano Zapata and this gigantic restaurant named for his followers could have found common ground, perhaps it would have been at Zapatista’s $5 weekend brunch, where huevos rancheros bravely battle “sangria-ritas” for territory on the menu. (That’s sangria and frozen margarita mix, vato.) Or perhaps it would have been at the bar during “Jorge’s...
The Scene
Slow-turning fans, amped-up mariachi tunes, black-and-white photos of Latin dudes with curled mustaches--not to mention a menu of more than 50 tequilas--create a festive,...
Overpriced and bad service , wouldn't eat here again
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One of the best restaurants in the neighborhood. There was an online rumor that it closed. I was skeptical because neighborhood restaurants that aren't as good are still open.
Very good classic Mexican food. The patio is great in the summer and the margaritas are delicious. I recommend El Bigote which is a blend of margarita, piña colada, and mojito. Love this place.
Server nice and at end gave us extra dessert Food was solid and we would go back Not crazy about guac or drinks but fajitas and dessert yummy
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At Zapatista, we embrace the lands of Mexico by offering rustic, updated Mexican cuisine.
Restaurants near Soldier Field, Restaurants near McCormick Place Convention Center, Restaurants with Gluten-Free Menus, South Loop's Best Restaurants: Zapatista uses fresh ingredients to prepare a variety of regional Mexican dishes that are authentic, yet contemporary. The menu ranges from grilled chicken, pork, steak and seafood entrees with house-made moles and salsas to burritos, tacos &...
This place was named after the followers of the Mexican revolutionary, Emiliano Zapata. Here, folks can dine on authentic Mexican cuisine that won't empty the wallet.
Zapatista is an authentic Mexican restaurant in the Near South Loop. Made with the passion, heart & soul of Mexico, using the freshest of ingredients, the fare at Zapatista is a blend of regional Mexican dishes that are authentic, yet contemporary. The menu ranges from grilled chicken, pork, steak and seafood entrees with house made moles and salsas to burritos, tacos & enchiladas, plus the...
Finding a parking spot here is challenging, so either valet or take public transportation. The Roosevelt El stop is just a two-block walk.
A festive drink menu includes souped-up margaritas like the Azul y Oro, a blue margarita with Gran Gala orange liquor and La Revolucion with grenadine and chile piquin. An extensive tequila menu boasts more than 50 choices, which range from $6 to $39.
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