Chicago's Acadia makes new achievements and menus
October 28, 2015: A Chicago fine dining restaurant, Acadia, which has recently been bestowed by a Michelin star, making it a 2 Michelin star eatery now, is offering exciting fall delicacies!
Following a brief closure for required updates and renovations to the building, Chef/Owner Ryan McCaskey enters a new season, introducing beautifully created menus and décor updates rounding out the experience. With newly developed ten-course and five-course tasting menus, Chef McCaskey hopes to elevate diners’ experience while paying homage to Acadia’s overarching inspiration, Maine. With fresh, expertly sourced seafood, savory flavors and innovative dish composition, a bold meal awaits.
Expect to have beauties such as Lobster Roll; Hiramasa (with Shigoku oyster, finger lime, uni, champagne); Pheasant Agnolotti (Burgundy truffle, butternut squash, Parmesan, porcini); Bone Marrow (Veal cheek, peekytoe crab, bone marrow); Buttermilk Biscuit (herb butter) and more as part of these novel menus.
The ten-course pairing menu is priced at $165 per person and $115 for wine pairings or $90 for mixed pairings. The five-course pairing menu is priced at $95 per person and $50 for wine pairings. A select number of à la carte items are offered as an alternative. For a seasonal bonus course, Chef McCaskey offers a supplement to both menus of A5 Miyazaki wagyu beef with pickled hon shimeji, apple and fermented black bean truffle glaze ($65).
For more information and reservations, visit www.acadiachicago.com
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