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Understanding the context: Where to Celebrate Father's Day 2026

Nobu Chicago

Nobu Chicago will offer both a special Father’s Day Brunch and a multi-course Father’s Day Tasting Menu on Sunday, June 21. The brunch, priced at $95 per person ($35 for children ages 6–12, complimentary for children under 5), will feature an expanded selection of Japanese and Western dishes, sushi, pastries, desserts, live chef stations, and specialty cocktails. The dinner tasting experience, priced at $135 per person, includes premium seafood, signature sushi and sashimi creations, hot stone preparations, and dessert curated by the culinary team. Brunch and Tasting Menu reservations can be made through OpenTable.

Eataly Chicago

Eataly Chicago is hosting a “Daddy & Me: Hands-On Pizza-Making 101” class on June 21, inviting children ages 6–12 and their guardians to learn the art of Pizza alla Pala together. Tickets are priced per guardian/child pair and include hands-on pizza making, a chef-led demonstration, marketplace snacks, and beverage pairings for adults. Pizza-Making Class Tickets can be purchase on Eataly Chicago's website. 

Fathers Day Brunch for Where to Celebrate Father's Day 2026
Credit: Nobu Chicago

Amerikas

On Sunday, June 21, from 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., bring dad to Amerikas for street-style tacos – either carne asada or vegan, churros, margaritas, agua frescas, and live music. 

Amerikas Tacos Music for Where to Celebrate Father's Day 2026
Credit: Amerikas

Kings Chicago

On June 21, Kings will feature a special lineup of Double Smash Burger & Beer Specials ($20) and “Dad’s Day” challenges, including: 

  • Strike Challenge: If Dad rolls a strike on his very first throw, he’ll score a Free Bowling Voucher.
  • Putt for Dough: Sink a putt on the first try and win a Free Pizza.

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