Ina Mae
$$ • Southern, Pet Friendly
Hours:
1415 N Wood St, Chicago
(773) 360-8320
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This spot is PHENOMENAL! Customer service and the food was TOP TIER! Traveled from Memphis, Tn just for this restaurant. And also because I also have the same name. It’s a must to stop here and enjoy the atmosphere. The prices for the food wasn’t bad at all.
The food was okay. After walking pass multiple opened tables. The front hostess purposely sat us as far in the back as possible. Once seated in the back of the restaurant we noticed that it was only black people seated back there. We were thinking it was just a coincidence, but the hostess later sat 2 more groups of black people in the back as well. The other thing was the waiter. We sat there for a good 15 mins with no waiter. The waiter that had our table walked passed us numerous...read full review
After missing New Orleans so much..Was so EXCITED to find New Orleans in Chicago....SO DISAPPOINTING!!!!!! Service not good ..and to the food...The gumbo was ICE in the middle...Sent it back twice...still trying to give them a chance...It's Mardi Gras weekend...Came back out ICE COLD!!!!! It was clearly microwaved!!!!! Oysters were ok....Shrimp po boy just okay Boudain Balls were good....They forgot to bring my sides...They forgot my fries, mac and cheese, and greens...then...read full review
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5 - 11PM |
| Wednesday | 5 - 11PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 11PM |
| Friday | 4PM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
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Ina Mae is a restaurant that offers decent food, focusing on Southern and New Orleans-inspired dishes. The menu features a variety of flavorful options like fried catfish Po boy, gumbo, fried cauliflower, crab cakes, and red beans and rice, which are highly recommended by customers. The corn is noted for its incredible flavor, and the shrimp is fried to perfection. The restaurant has a rotating seasonal cocktail menu, including themed drinks such as the Hurricane and witches brew, which are praised for their generous alcohol content. The atmosphere includes live music and special events, like kids bingo night, creating a lively vibe that families enjoy. The space is small, and reservations are sometimes required, especially on busy nights, but there are options for outdoor seating when available. Service can be inconsistent, with some customers experiencing difficulty in getting attention from staff, especially when the restaurant is crowded or during peak hours. The restaurant has a New Orleans theme and offers a variety of authentic flavors, making it a lively spot for those seeking a taste of Southern culture. The Mac & Cheese is incredible, and the biscuit has received high praise as one of the best ever tasted. The menu prices are fairly reasonable for the city, and the food overall is good, with some dishes like mac and cheese missing a little something. The crab and artichoke dip is highly recommended, and customers have noted that the portions are well worth the price. The restroom is accessed by walking down a flight of stairs.