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Danny Meyer opens restaurant on hospital roof

Danny Meyer plants new venture GreenRiver on the roof of a medical building. With real estate tough to come by, restaurants and bars are popping up in some nontraditional places. One of the newest is Danny Meyer's GreenRiver.

Kelsey Squire, Editor-in-Chief, FoodService Director

October 15, 2015

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With real estate tough to come by in Chicago, restaurants and bars are popping up in some nontraditional places. One of the newest is restaurant sensei Danny Meyer’s GreenRiver, perched on the rooftop of Northwestern Memorial Hospital’s outpatient pavilion. To partake in the food, cocktails and expansive view of Lake Michigan, guests mingle with doctors, nurses and patients as they enter the building’s lobby and ride the elevators to the top floor.

View from the top

Location:Northwestern Memorial Hospital complex in Chicago’s Streeterville neighborhood.

Footprint: 8,000 square feet

Seating: 90 in the restaurant, 100 outdoors on the terrace; private event spaces The North Gallery and South Gallery can be reserved separately or combined to seat up to 320.

Check Average: $45

About the Author

Kelsey Squire

Editor-in-Chief, FoodService Director

Kelsey Squire is editor-in-chief of FoodService Director. Prior to joining Winsight Media's foodservice group, she specialized in B2B creative across a number of industries, including financial services, foodservice, construction and insurance. She has yet to meet a burger she doesn’t like.

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