Heaven on Seven
Neighborhood: Loop
Nearest Train: Orange, Purple, Green and Brown Lines, Adams St stop
Phone: +1 312 263 6443
Fax: +1 312 263 3777
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Originally the New Garland Coffee Shop, owner Jimmy Bannos transformed it into Heaven on Seven in 1985 after Jimmy discovered southern cooking. It quickly became the place for Cajun food in the city. The pace is frantic during the week, when Loop-folk jam in for gumbo, soft shell crab, jambalaya and assorted micro-brews. There are a few other locations throughout the city.
M-F 8:30a-5p, Sa 10a-3p
Cajun Restaurant
Dining | Local Traditional Cuisine
Neighborhood: Loop
Nearest Train: Orange, Purple, Green and Brown Lines, Adams St stop
Phone: +1 312 263 6443
Fax: +1 312 263 3777
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Click here to call Heaven on Seven Toll Free
Originally the New Garland Coffee Shop, owner Jimmy Bannos transformed it into Heaven on Seven in 1985 after Jimmy discovered southern cooking. It quickly became the place for Cajun food in the city. The pace is frantic during the week, when Loop-folk jam in for gumbo, soft shell crab, jambalaya and assorted micro-brews. There are a few other locations throughout the city.
M-F 8:30a-5p, Sa 10a-3p
Reviews
Stay away from the seafood dishes here
Went with a group of about 10 - service was pretty good and attentive enough. Appetizers acceptable...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Chicago on Oct 10 2007
Too spicy and bad service
We went to this restaurant yesterday....
Reviewed by:web_shark1980 from on Aug 13 2007
Might Not Be Worth It
I'm a big fan of creole cooking, and a big fan of seafood. This restaurant is often mentioned i...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Des Moines, IA on Apr 19 2007
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