The Steakhouse
Dry-aged and prime cuts over live fire — ribeye, filet, tomahawk and lamb — with the sauces and sides of a proper steakhouse.

Our Story
Shallots opened in Skokie in 2004 with a straightforward idea: a kosher kitchen shouldn't mean a shorter menu. Two decades later we're still built on that — a proper steakhouse, a full sushi bar, and a catering operation that feeds Chicagoland's biggest simchas.
Our succulent steaks are a prime example of timeless bistro fare — classical preparations served with pommes frites and red wine reduction, alongside modern takes like blackened and Patrón-marinated cuts. The sushi bar works bluefin toro, king salmon and red snapper into nigiri and signature rolls.
Save room for the “Black Hat” molten chocolate cake — we bake it fresh for every single guest.
Everything here is 100% kosher under the supervision of the Chicago Rabbinical Council (cRc). We're closed Friday and Saturday for Shabbat.
A Visual Tour
A look at the dining room, the bar, the sushi counter and the private spaces — the room where Chicagoland celebrates.
A look at the dining room, the bar and the private spaces.
What We Are
Dry-aged and prime cuts over live fire — ribeye, filet, tomahawk and lamb — with the sauces and sides of a proper steakhouse.
A full kosher sushi program: bluefin toro, king salmon and red snapper across nigiri, sashimi, signature rolls and build-your-own poke.
The same kitchen, off premises and in our private rooms — for weddings, simchas and the whole calendar of Yamim Tovim.