Fulton Market

Old meatpacking warehouses turned into Chicago's busiest dining district, right outside our door.

  • On our doorstep
  • You are already here
  • Dinner
  • Cocktails
  • Design shopping
Chicago street architecture

Why go to Fulton Market

Fulton Market was the city's wholesale meat and produce district for a century. The loading docks and cold-storage buildings are still here, including ours, but they now hold test kitchens, design studios, tech offices and some of the most booked restaurants in Chicago.

Walk east along Fulton and Randolph in the evening and you will pass wood-fire grills, natural wine bars, a ramen counter and a rooftop or two. Weekday mornings are quieter and good for coffee and a run along the warehouse blocks before the offices fill.

Chicago street architecture

Our desk's picks

Tested by our team. Travel times are from Metro Loft's front door.

Dinner

Randolph Street restaurant row

Book two weeks ahead for Friday and Saturday. Our concierge holds a few tables.

4 min walk

Transit

Morgan L station

Green and Pink lines to the Loop in under ten minutes.

3 min walk

Shopping

Fulton Market design shops

Furniture showrooms and independent boutiques along Fulton and Carpenter.

2 min walk

Outdoors

Mary Bartelme Park

Small West Loop park with a dog run and a playground.

12 min walk

Stay close to Fulton Market

Book direct for our best rate, a $25 food and drink credit and free cancellation up to 48 hours before arrival.

Free cancellation on flexible rates. No amenity fee.

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