Crying Tiger reservations: how to get a table

Crying Tiger is in River North and takes reservations on OpenTable. How it books, what we measured, and the other ways in.

Last updated . Source: SnagRes availability record, 103,866,534 checks across 340 restaurants through November 7, 2026. How we measure. Open dataset.

Is Crying Tiger hard to book?

The Infatuation lists it among Chicago's toughest reservations and says that a week out only 4 or 10 PM tend to be left.

Where: 51 West Hubbard Street, River North.

When does Crying Tiger release reservations?

The Infatuation reports that reservations open 30 days ahead at midnight.

What kind of place it is

A Thai restaurant in River North.

If the night you want is full

Try an earlier or later time, or a weeknight, and wait for a cancellation. SnagRes watches Crying Tiger on OpenTable and texts you when a table opens on your date. You book it yourself on OpenTable; we never book, hold or resell a table.

Frequently asked questions

How do you get a reservation at Crying Tiger?

Book on OpenTable.

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Yes. It takes reservations on OpenTable.

Can SnagRes alert me to a table at Crying Tiger?

Yes. It texts you when a table opens on your date, and you book it yourself on OpenTable.

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