Terrace 16 Replaces Trump Tower's Sixteeen Restaurant
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Trump Tower’s Michelin-starred restaurant Sixteen has officially closed, although not all is lost for those of us who still love one of downtown’s most beautiful places to dine.
According to reports from multiple outlets, Terrace 16 is now open in place of Sixteen, which was of course one of the Windy City’s fanciest restaurants prior to its closing.
As noted by Eater Chicago, it’s not entirely clear why Sixteen shuttered, although one noticeable change between Sixteen and Terrace 16 is the pricing.
As of now, the most expensive item on the menu at Terrace 16 is the $52 bone-in ribeye, while other notables include the $26 cheeseburger, the $32 seared scallops, and quite the selection of rather affordable appetizers.
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