The heart of downtown Chicago is not only home to the John Hancock Observatory, but also to hundreds of shops, tourist spots and cultural landmarks. There’s so much to do in this area that you might even forget to make dining plans. Luckily, we’ve got you covered!

From casual to formal dining, here are five places to dine near John Hancock Observatory when you’re touring the city with your Chicago pass:

1.  The Cheesecake Factory (John Hancock Center)

With its giant menu (and equally large portions), the Cheesecake Factory is guaranteed to satisfy visitors of all ages. Offering delicious food from many different styles and backgrounds, the only problem you’ll have here is trying to save room for dessert!

2. Giordano’s (730 N. Rush Street)

Since its opening in 1974, the Giordano’s Chicago-based chain has expanded to over 40 restaurants in the area. Chosen as “Best Pizza in America” by NBC, Giordano’s mouth-watering stuffed pizzas are a must for any pizza enthusiast!

3. HUB51 (51 W. Hubbard Street)

One of Chicago’s hottest dining/nightlife spots, HUB51 is frequented by celebrities, tourists and locals every week. For great music, unparalleled food and an undeniably trendy atmosphere, HUB51 is the place to be!

4. Sushi Taiyo (58 E. Ontario Street)

Sushi enthusiasts will love Sushi Taiyo, which fuses contemporary and traditional Asian favorites. The two-story building houses the restaurant on the first floor and a dining room/sake bar on the second, overlooking the famous Michigan Avenue.

5. e.leaven Food Company Restaurant + Bakery (54 E. Ontario Street)

Located just off Michigan Avenue, e.leaven Food Company offers breakfast, lunch and bakery treats. Bagels, muffins, soups, salads and more are made fresh every day. Whether you’re eating in or taking out, you’re sure to enjoy this casual dining hot spot.

If you’re in a rush or looking for a place to spend a few hours drinking and dining, the Magnificent Mile will have something for everyone. If you don’t feel like venturing too far, your John Hancock Observatory tickets will get you into the Lavazza Espression Café right inside.  John Hancock Observatory hours are from 9am to 11pm every day and Lavazza is open until 10pm.