Dixie - Chicago

I was very disappointed that the restaurant had closed 5 days before my reservation, and still open table sent me a confirmation 2 days after the conclusion. I had made the plan to surprise my man and we were standing in front of an empty restaurant. I expect an announcement in this case.

Second visit in dixie, very disappointed. our first visit was excellent. at our second visit was the service dirty, the dishes simply sprinkled on the table, the eating too salty, and our drinks were very light. I'm not sorry to see the decline at dixie

Large meal dining room on the fine food of the south in a charming, elegant and welcoming room, but it was very loud

The room is nice and server friendly, but dixie missed the brand in a few areas. the menu was limited, which is good, but for divided plates the portions were too small. we understand what are tapas, but they were barely enough to share. either the part should only be for one person or the sizes should apply so that they can be shared more easily. Flavor profiles were interesting, but not unforgettable. the (one, we didn't know it was just one for a common little plate) keks was the best we ever had. the place is beautiful, but the bathroom seemed to have mechanical problems. service was attentive and friendly.

I LOVED Dixie! First impressions matter and Dixie did not disappoint . The rocking chairs out front are a cute touch! It gives the perfect feel of southern charm in the city. You walk around to the side to enter the restaurant. The staff was so warm and friendly. We were greeted by every server we passed--very impressive. We dined upstairs, so we were able to see the restaurant in it 's entirety. The decor is beautiful and trendy! We started with drinks. I would recommend the Hurricane and the James River--both delicious! For dinner, we had the Table Burger with fries (unbelievably good), hush puppies, deviled eggs and the pork shoulder. The portions are perfect since they 're shareable. I 'm definitely going back!