Welcome to The Riot Feast, a limited-time restaurant and bar in Chicago with Riot Fest-inspired family-style American bites in a turn-of-the-century carnival environment.
1941 W. North Ave., Chicago
Thanks for a great time. The Riot Feast was only for a limited time and the restaurant is now closed. Thanks to everyone who visited.
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF RIOT FEST OPENED A RESTAURANT?
Come on in and find out for yourself! We’ve joined forces with the team behind the immensely popular Saved By The Max pop-up diner to open The Riot Feast, a limited-time restaurant and bar in Chicago with Riot Fest-inspired family-style American bites in a turn-of-the-century carnival environment. Located at (1941 W. North Ave, Chicago), The Riot Feast opened on July 8th for a three-month run.
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WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF RIOT FEST OPENED A RESTAURANT?
Come on in and find out for yoursef!. We’ve joined forces with the team behind the immensely popular Saved By The Max pop-up diner to open The Riot Feast, a limited-time restaurant and bar in Chicago with Riot Fest-inspired family-style American bites in a turn-of-the-century carnival environment. Located at (1941 W. North Ave, Chicago), The Riot Feast opened on July 8th for a three-month run.
Saved By The Max, the pop-up diner and viral phenomenon, spent the last year serving over 20,000 Bayside Burgers to diehard fans of the iconic TV show Saved by the Bell, taking both Chicago and the world by storm. Derek Berry, Zack Eastman & Steve Harris, the fan boy creators of Saved by The Max are moving the Bayside pop-up to Los Angeles, but wanted to find a new innovative project that they could bring into the current space.
This led to finally cultivating their relationship with the Riot Fest team to create The Riot Feast. We’re collaborating with Saved By The Max’s critically-acclaimed executive chef Brian Fisher (Entente, Schwa) to develop unique Riot Fest-inspired menu items, which will accentuate all of the other little surprises we have in store for all of you.
“We want to do nothing short of wowing our fans with this experience,” says Riot Mike.
“Saved By The Max was truly a passion project for us all,” says partner Zack Eastman. “It was very important for our next concept to mirror that same love. Collaborating with Mike and the Riot Fest team brews a perfect storm of the unique creativity and passion found in both the music and food scenes here in Chicago, and we couldn’t be more excited to partner with them.”
Hungry patrons can purchase advance tickets now for seatings in the Nosh Pit for $20 (bar seating), GA for $25 (communal dining), or VIP for $35 (reserved elevated tables).
GA reservations include a plethora dishes served family style as a communal experience. VIP reservations include the same plethora of dishes served family style at your own table. The Nosh Pit reservation is a deposit towards items from our bar menu.
Questions about tickets and how The Riot Feast works? Check out our FAQ.
The Riot Feast will only be open for a limited-time and will close at the end of September.
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