Andersonville's Autumn Restaurant Week Returns Nov. 1–15 With Prix-Fixe Menus at Some of Clark Street's Best Tables
By Socialhood News · Andersonville ·
Fall dining season in Andersonville is about to hit its peak. The Andersonville Chamber of Commerce has officially announced the return of Andersonville Autumn Restaurant Weeks, running Sunday, November 1 through Sunday, November 15, 2026 — two full weeks of special prix-fixe menus at some of the neighborhood's most beloved independent restaurants.
Now in its second year, the event invites residents and visitors alike to pull up a chair and work through the Clark Street dining scene at a bargain. Participating eateries will offer prix-fixe brunch, lunch, and dinner menus ranging from $35 to $60, with prices varying by location. Confirmed participants include Replay Andersonville at 5358 N. Clark St., Tanoshii Sushi at 5547 N. Clark St., Uvae Kitchen & Wine Bar at 5553 N. Clark St., and Vincent at 1475 W. Balmoral Ave. — a cross-section that spans casual Japanese dining, natural wine, neighborhood tavern fare, and more.
For anyone with dietary needs, the event has you covered: vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and carry-out options are available across participating spots. Autumn Restaurant Week is not a ticketed event, and while reservations are not required, they are welcome and encouraged — particularly for dinner service, when popular tables can fill quickly on weekends.
The timing is well chosen. November in Andersonville can feel like the neighborhood exhaling after a packed October calendar — Aville-o-ween, the final Farmers Market Wednesday, and the pedestrian plaza groundbreaking have all taken place in recent weeks. Restaurant Week offers a natural transition: a reason to keep exploring the neighborhood as the weather cools and the outdoor season wraps.
For a neighborhood that has long built its identity around independent, locally owned businesses, an event like Autumn Restaurant Week carries more than just culinary appeal. The Clark Street corridor's dining scene is one of its defining assets, and a two-week prix-fixe event drives foot traffic to restaurants that depend on steady neighborhood support to sustain year-round operations. That dynamic is especially meaningful heading into the quieter winter months.
The full listing of participating restaurants and their specific menu offerings is available at andersonville.org, where the Andersonville Chamber of Commerce maintains updated details throughout the event. If you haven't yet made a reservation at a spot you've been meaning to try, November 1 is a fine reason to finally follow through.
Sources:
1. https://patch.com/illinois/chicago/amp/35052565/andersonville-autumn-restaurant-weeks-returns-november-1-15-2026
2. https://andersonville.org/events/