La Peña - Chicago
La Peña
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This lively Latin restaurant blends cozy, family-friendly dinners with late-night dancing and karaoke. Standout dishes—paella, empanadas and seafood spaghetti—earn praise for flavor and generous portions, while cocktails and a party atmosphere keep weekends energetic. Criticisms cite inconsistent pricing, high bills with automatic gratuity, occasional bland plates and uneven service; some guests report being charged for water. A fun spot for groups and dancers, but expect variable service and a pricey tab.
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I have visited this restaurant more than 10 times. The food is amazing and the live music adds to the fun atmosphere.
The staff at this restaurant was extremely rude. Be prepared for them to add a 30% tip to your bill without your consent. The service was disappointing, and we were quite let down. I had my doubts about coming here from the start since it was a friend's birthday. The server was neither friendly nor welcoming, and yet they had the audacity to include a hefty tip on the total. The prices for the food are incredibly high; for the amount we spent, we could have enjoyed a great steakhouse meal instead. I definitely won't be returning.
I felt very disappointed at La Peña Restaurant. The prices are outrageous! $27.00 for pasta and steak??? I ordered Mar y Tierra Platter for 2 people. That was $54.00. The size of the dish was very small for its price and the taste was nothing out of the ordinary. Definitely not worth it. I rather go to Pueblito Viejo and get me the Picada for $34.00 can eat 3 or people. Rich flavor and great quality
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