The 27 top-rated scallops in Near West Side, Chicago, ranked by flavor score.
Seared to perfection, the scallops are praised for their rich flavor and melt-in-your-mouth texture, often paired with delicious sauces.
Tender scallops cooked to perfection, praised for their fresh flavor and delightful pairing with cilantro-serrano purée and creamy sauces.
Scallops are praised for their perfect sear, buttery texture, and delightful accompaniments like cauliflower purée and seasonal vegetables.
Scallops are celebrated for their crisp exterior, creamy interior, and a flavorful coconut and green curry elixir.
Scallops are praised for their milky, silky texture and perfect searing, often served with a fruity apple/plum puree.
Scallops are praised for being perfectly cooked, large, and enhanced by flavorful mole and plantain accompaniments.
Scallops are frequently praised for their buttery texture and rich flavor, often described as melt-in-your-mouth delicious.
Scallops in salsa macha are praised for their perfect cooking, complemented by sweet plantain mash and smoky bonito flakes.
Scallops are seared to perfection, featuring a tender, buttery texture complemented by flavorful sauces and unique pairings like cauliflower purée.
The scallops are praised for their perfect cooking, crispy exterior, and melt-in-your-mouth tenderness, often served with flavorful accompaniments.
Scallops are praised for being perfectly cooked, with a flavorful corn sauce and a delightful spice topping.
Diver scallops are praised for their tenderness and flavor, but some found them overcooked or lacking in seasoning.
Scallops are tender and flavorful with a light cream sauce, though some found portions small or slightly overcooked.
Scallop crudo features fresh scallops with passionfruit and mustard, though some found the flavors overpowering and unbalanced.
Seared scallops feature a melt-in-your-mouth texture, but some found the apple plum purée unbalanced and the portion too small.
Scallops are large and tender with a citrusy sauce, but many found the flavors overpowering or the dish undercooked.