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The Best Nutritionists and Dietitians in Chicago, IL (2026)

By Cindy Wilson

BS, Dietetics and Nutrition · certified nutritionist

Data checked Source: Google reviews7 min readHow we rank

Choosing among nutritionists and dietitians in Chicago is mostly a question of format and credentials: some practices see you in a Loop office, others only on video. Health Loft Nutrition has 806 Google reviews, and the others each sit between 13 and 35, so the size of the review history differs a lot from one name to the next.

Short answer

Health Loft Nutrition leads with 4.8 stars from 806 Google reviews, the largest history by far. Taly Kazimirsky, RD has 5 stars from 35 reviews and is open every day on Google, and My 3 Meals has 5 stars from 27 reviews with Saturday hours.

Chicago Practices Compared by Rating and Review History

Ranked at a glance
#NameRatingReviewsBest for
#1Health Loft Nutrition4.8806Largest review history
#2Taly Kazimirsky, RD5.035Open daily, online option
#3My 3 Meals5.027Saturday hours, insurance
#4Joyfully Fed Nutrition5.014Eating disorder focus
#5Robin Goldberg Nutrition + Wellness5.013Weekend hours

Ratings and review counts from Google, checked Oct 2026.

How Each Practice Describes Itself, and What Reviewers Say

#1

Health Loft Nutrition

4.8806 Google reviews
  • Address 160 N Wacker Dr Unit 201, Chicago, IL 60606
  • Hours Mon to Fri: 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM

As listed on Google, checked Oct 2026

Health Loft Nutrition lists an address on North Wacker Drive, but its website presents the service as online dietitians. The site says it matches you with a registered dietitian who accepts your insurance, and it says it accepts over 100 insurance plans. It lists conditions it sees, including diabetes, gut health, eating disorders, food allergies, heart health and PCOS. A first session covers current eating habits, lifestyle and health goals, and regular check-ins follow.

Reputation scorecard

Volume ranked among 7 Chicago listings

Rating4.8 / 5
Review volume806 · 93rd percentile
Confidencevery high
Positive ratings95% four or five stars
On its Google profilewebsite · phone · hours
Checked Oct 2026Source: Google

Our take: A good fit for anyone who wants online sessions with a dietitian, insurance accepted, and appointment times that stretch into the evening.

#2

Taly Kazimirsky, RD

5.035 Google reviews
  • Address 517 W 25th Pl, Chicago, IL 60616
  • Hours Mon to Sun: 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM

As listed on Google, checked Oct 2026

Taly Kazimirsky, RD works online through Fay, a national telehealth company, and her listing points to her Fay profile. That profile describes her as a registered and licensed dietitian nutritionist with a degree in nutrition and dietetics, and shows both video calls and in-person visits. It lists work with diabetes, PCOS, metabolic concerns and mood-related eating concerns.

Reputation scorecard

Volume ranked among 7 Chicago listings

Rating5.0 / 5
Review volume35 · 79th percentile
Confidenceearly
Positive ratings100% four or five stars
On its Google profilewebsite · phone · hours
Checked Oct 2026Source: Google

Our take: A good fit if you want evening or weekend availability, or support with the emotional side of eating as well as the practical side.

#3

My 3 Meals

5.027 Google reviews
  • Address 111 N Wabash Ave #3102, Chicago, IL 60602
  • Hours Mon to Fri: 8:30 AM to 7:30 PM · Sat: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

As listed on Google, checked Oct 2026

My 3 Meals has an office on North Wabash Avenue and offers telehealth appointments and insurance billing, open 8:30 AM to 7:30 PM on weekdays. Its website says the advice comes from registered dietitians. Reviews describe support with eating disorder recovery, intuitive eating, digestive flare-ups and postpartum nutrition.

Reputation scorecard

Volume ranked among 7 Chicago listings

Rating5.0 / 5
Review volume27 · 64th percentile
Confidenceearly
Positive ratings100% four or five stars
On its Google profilewebsite · phone · hours
Checked Oct 2026Source: Google

Our take: Suits someone who wants Saturday hours and an in-person or telehealth option, including people looking for non-judgmental support around eating.

#4

Joyfully Fed Nutrition

5.014 Google reviews
  • Address The Garland Building, 111 N Wabash Ave #3178, Chicago, IL 60602
  • Hours Mon to Fri: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

As listed on Google, checked Oct 2026

Joyfully Fed Nutrition is a virtual eating disorder and anti-diet nutrition counseling practice with an office in the Garland Building on North Wabash Avenue. It offers one-to-one counseling, eating disorder recovery support, intuitive eating counseling, including for neurodivergent clients, and gut testing. Its website names Ellen Biemiller, MS, CNS, LDN as the practitioner.

Reputation scorecard

Volume ranked among 7 Chicago listings

Rating5.0 / 5
Review volume14 · 50th percentile
Confidenceearly
Positive ratings100% four or five stars
On its Google profilewebsite · hours
Checked Oct 2026Source: Google

Our take: Best for someone looking for a practice built around eating disorder recovery and intuitive eating, including clients with ADHD.

#5

Robin Goldberg Nutrition + Wellness

5.013 Google reviews
  • Address 469 W Huron St, Chicago, IL 60654
  • Hours Mon to Thu: 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM · Fri: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM · Sat to Sun: 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM

As listed on Google, checked Oct 2026

Robin Goldberg Nutrition + Wellness has an office on West Huron Street and offers nutrition consulting, virtual consultations, a free first consultation and workshops for company teams. Its website describes a three step approach to nutrition.

Reputation scorecard

Volume ranked among 7 Chicago listings

Rating5.0 / 5
Review volume13 · 36th percentile
Confidenceearly
Positive ratings100% four or five stars
On its Google profilewebsite · phone · hours
Checked Oct 2026Source: Google

Our take: A good pick if weekend hours matter, or if you want nutrition workshops for your workplace team.

Where the Order Comes From

  • Google's own numbers

    Ratings and review counts are Google's, read in October 2026, and we never edit them.

  • Right kind, right city

    Each practice is listed under Google's nutritionist or dietitian category, has an address in Chicago and is rated 4.0 or higher. One company appears once.

  • Rating weighed by volume

    A big review history counts for more than a perfect score from a handful of people.

  • What the scorecard shows

    The rating, the size of the review history, the share of four and five star ratings, and whether Google lists a website, phone and hours.

Check the license

Registered dietitian (RD or RDN) is a national credential that a person has to earn and keep. The word nutritionist is used more loosely, and the rules for it differ from state to state. Before you book, ask which credential the person holds and where you can look it up, and ask whether they are licensed in Illinois.

Questions for Your First Call

  • What credential does the practitioner hold, and what is their state license?
  • Are sessions in person, online or both?
  • Do you accept my insurance, and what will a session cost in total?
  • How many sessions are typical, and how often?
  • Will you coordinate with my doctor?
  • How do I get an appointment outside work hours?

Frequently Asked Questions

Which practice has the most Google reviews?

Health Loft Nutrition, with 806 Google reviews and a 4.8 rating.

Which practices are open on weekends?

On Google, My 3 Meals lists Saturday 9 AM to 3 PM, Robin Goldberg Nutrition + Wellness lists Saturday and Sunday 10 AM to 3 PM, and Taly Kazimirsky, RD lists every day.

Which practices offer online sessions?

Health Loft Nutrition, Taly Kazimirsky, RD (through Fay), My 3 Meals and Joyfully Fed Nutrition each describe online or telehealth visits on their websites. Robin Goldberg Nutrition + Wellness mentions virtual consultations.

Our Short Version

Health Loft Nutrition is the safe default on the numbers, with 4.8 stars from 806 reviews. Taly Kazimirsky, RD suits someone who wants long hours and an online option, and My 3 Meals suits a Saturday appointment. Call and ask the questions above, and remember this page is not medical advice: your doctor's view comes first.