Dad Robertson

Alhambra Palace Restaurant

1240 West Randolph Street Alhambra Palace is a spectacular dining and entertainment complex, a grand salon of opulence and intrigue named after and inspired by the 13th century fortress in Granada, Spain. This dynamic, multi-level venue is unique to Chicago and the Midwest featuring 24,000 square feet of exquisite architecture and artifacts from Egypt, Lebanon, and Morocco throughout the restaurant, main dining room and private dining areas. Upon Entering the Alhambra, guests are greeted by a lively bar and lounge area with intimate Alcove seating. Sweeping archways, marble accents, mosaic tiles, crystal chandeliers and hand carved sculptures lead to the Mediterranean, east to west. Throughout the venue, guests can immerse themselves in another world, seated in ornate wood carved chairs, plush settees, and soft leather sofas all surrounded by stone carvings, oriental rugs and the overall décor befitting of royalty.