Bar Goa - Chicago

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Bar Goa

Bar Goa
4.4 / 5 (1314 reviews)

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Bar Goa is a vibrant Indian restaurant and cocktail bar situated in the bustling River North neighborhood of Chicago. Nestled in the lively party district on Hubbard Street, Bar Goa offers a taste of India's sunny southwest coast with a menu featuring incredible seafood dishes, traditional Indian favorites, and a comprehensive selection of vegan and gluten-free options. Transport yourself to a land of electronic music and stunning beaches at Bar Goa.

Last update: 07.07.2026 from: Shivangi

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★ 4.4 / 5 from 1314 reviews
shivangi-patel-grass
01.03.2026

Went for their restaurant week brunch, and this place did not let down! Started off with some aloo chaat and paneer chili. Will definitely return for the paneer chili it was incredibly flavorful and spicy. Then got the paneer makhani and mushroom fried rice for the mains. Paneer makhani was a bit of a let down and tasted like tomato only, but the fried rice was delicious and flavorful! Also got a pitcher of their mango sangria, which gave us 6 glasses and was a great deal! Overall the food and ambiance was good. Will definitely return to check out their other food! Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: $30–40

munnu-kallany
01.03.2026

A great theme but poorly executed! Saw so much potential with the cuisine but all in all, food was subpar and overpriced. The biriyani was flavourless and missed the spot. Tried Railway lamb too watery gravy without zest and spice. Despite charging , the quantity of the food left you questioning. Service: Takeaway Meal type: Lunch Price per person: 50–100

daicy-hexiao-yu-bank
01.03.2026

We went for Restaurant Week lunch special, which included a drink, an app, a main, and a dessert. The mango lassi was decent, though the quantity was sooo small, probably around 8oz? The two appetizers were both super flavorful, one was aloo chat and the other chili paneer, we cleaned the PLATES of these two. The lamb vindaloo entree was also very flavorful and the lamb pieces were quite tender. What I’m giving a four star to is the chicken curry, which was a disappointment to both of us. We love Indian food and eat it regularly, but idk something about this curry flavor was quite off, we felt like any other Indian restaurant we’ve had do chicken curries better. Meal type: Lunch Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

dmarty
15.04.2024

Birthday for my In-laws

ueder-2
15.04.2024

The only reason to visit this place is for the drinks. The music is incredibly loud. We tried everything on the menu, and the only dish we enjoyed was the croquettes. It’s odd that they serve Hawaiian bread with Indian dishes.

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At 350, you'll find the stop CTA-Grand, from which you also have access to the public transportation.

The restaurant is a non-smoking restaurant.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physical limitations.

The restaurant also takes the common credit cards.

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