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    Ghost Donkey Slated to Expand With a New Location in the River North Area

    By Madison Ballinger,

    2024-02-23
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    According to Chicago Food Chat , Ghost Donkey will be one of two new restaurants that will open at the former Sullivan’s in the River North area at 415 N Dearborn St.

    A representative of Ghost Donkey was not immediately available for commentary upon What Now Chicago’s request.

    While an official opening date has yet to be confirmed, Ghost Donkey will reside on the second floor, according to Chicago Food Chat .

    According to Ghost Donkey’s website , Ghost Donkey currently has five locations. They will be opening up three new locations, including Chicago’s.

    “Named after some fabled white donkeys—considered the workhorse of the tequila and mezcal-making process— Ghost Donkey is full of bright color and eccentric characters, which come to life through the cheerful bar team as well as the space’s whimsical design.”

    “The menu features a vast selection of mezcals and tequilas prepared in a list of award-winning signature cocktails or served traditionally alongside traditional salts and fresh fruit. On top of that, a menu of Mexican bites like Nachos Especiales goes perfectly with a Stealth Margarita or three!”

    Behind Ghost Donkey is Flagship Restaurant Group. According to Flagship’s website , Ghost Donkey is “A warm and inviting space with a healthy dose of city grit, Ghost Donkey is rich with vibrant colors and a carefree, fun-loving attitude that evokes notions of Mexican celebration.”

    “A true high-low nightlife destination with elevated mezcal and tequila-focused cocktails, classic bites with just enough twist to keep your palette guessing, and an extensive mezcal and tequila list. Ghost Donkey creates an experience-driven, unforgettable moment for every guest who joins the fiesta.”

    “Immerse yourself in the heart and soul of Mexican Hospitality while savoring sips of agave-based spirits. Kick back, relax, and enjoy the show, or break out a dance move underneath the sway of the swinging lights.”



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