Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery

We came here kind of knowing what Tilted Kilt was about... and we only came for beverages. The space they have on the second floor is large; when we arrived (on a Wednesday evening) it was pretty dead. There were several people at the bar and a couple tables around the bar but that was it. Our service was awesome, as there were a couple bartenders and a barback working and so few customers.  

Luckily, a Bulls game had just ended and our bartender let us piggy back on to the specials they offer during games. We had 2 beers each - and they were reasonably priced especially for downtown Chicago.

Yes, it is chauvinistic. The girls working hopefully realize they are being oogled by everyone, since there is not much left to the imagination. I do wish, however, that these girls would wear properly fitting bras and skirts. The few waitress/bartenders I did see all needed some tweaking with the outfits... A too small bra leads to the dreaded double boob, which is not attractive, and creates really bad lines under those white tops and may make it look like one has "back fat." And a too small skirt digs into the sides, making these thin girls look like they have love handles when they do not. I have nearly 7 yrs experience working part-time in a fashion retail store so I do have the authority to post this! Lol

Maybe I would come back for food if I'm visiting the area - I would be more drawn to trying food if they are having a special. But at least I can say I've now been to a Tilted Kilt... and it was kind of "meh."

Note: Not a "family friendly" environment. I would not recommend bringing children.

TOTALLY offended by the chauvinism!!!!

If you have an ounce of feminism in your body, you'll hate this restaurant.  The men's bathroom has a BATHROOM ATTENDANT and the women's is clearly second-class.

The food is shitty and overpriced.  I told the host I'd never be back.

I ordered my food through Grubhub last night and when the driver arrived to my building to drop off the food, he didn't have an ID so I had to go downstairs and meet him at the front desk. Prior to meeting him at the font desk, it took him about 10 minutes between my building calling me and getting my approval to let him in and him checking in to figure out that he didn't have his ID. By the time I got my food upstairs and was able to eat it, it was room temperature and soggy. I ordered the chicken tenders which were incredibly chewy, thin and so gross that I couldn't finish them. Dinner was a huge disappointment. They're really going downhill.