so i just flew in from AZ to chicago today. I came here on a date and the man literally left me. It…read morewas a situation, but kristina just reassured me and she took good care of me gave me great customer service and she was such a vibe and she gave me really good wisdom.Thank you for taking the extra step and helping me out. She definitely goes above and beyond for her customers. also, this is my first time at this City Hall sports bar and it was bitter sweet but she really turned my night around. i hope i come back and see you girl

Wednesdays, perfect meet up spot with the homies for food and pool. Rent by the hour and show em…read morewhat you got. Each pool table comes with a table for guests so if you have some folks that just wanna chill and watch you good. Parking was a little rough if it's packed. Food: we ordered everything almost due to having a high and hungry group. Food was really good. Basic American bar food. Greasy and on time. Drinks were decent. Maybe I missed the weekly drink special.

Friends and I came here on a weekend to try out their duckpin bowling lanes! (As someone with joint…read moreproblems, I can't lift a regular bowling ball anymore, but I miss bowling, so we came up with this solution!) We were there early in the day so it wasn't very busy, but there's virtual golf, a shuffleboard table, a bar and probably more stuff that we didn't see. In one hour we fit in two games with four people pretty much perfectly (we picked up the pace in round 2). The digital scorekeeping is very helpful! Watch out for the ball return: it spat out the ball onto the floor about half the time, so mind your feet! It was very hot in the place despite it not being terribly warm outside; we were all sweating! Overall though, I was thrilled to have an opportunity to go bowling again since I haven't been able to in quite a while.

I was visiting Chicago for the weekend. While walking around downtown, we saw this spot and so…read moredecided to go check it out. We happened to be there on a Sunday at 9pm, where there was a discount for $25/hour. We stayed until closing at 11pm and it was fun. The system allows you to explore different courses, practice on the driving range, record yourself to watch your form, and good and drinks. The staff were friendly, considering it's Chicago. It also want busy. I believe there were 11 bays, each with their own club set. The downside was probably the tech didn't always capture angles and whatnot correctly so there were a few glitches on occasion. We also didn't have every club in the golf bag they provided so it would be nice to have that organized. It's also on the pricey end. Overall, it was our first time doing the experience and we enjoyed it. There seems to be other locations with a different atmosphere perhaps we can check out on another visit. Happy exploring! IG/Tik Tok: @thefoodhigh

Pretty standard bowling alley with pub style bites and drinks. Good beer selection. Food was…read moremediocre. Decent service. Bowling lanes are in good condition but everything felt dated. Bowling balls are showing signs of wear and tear, and the scoring technology is definitely old school. I wish they had booths for all bowling lanes - instead most had small high top tables which were crowded, awkwardly placed and uncomfortable. Ok for a casual bowling night with friends but nothing special.

Had a fun night at 10Pin recently. Bowling area is super nice, and there's also a bar, as well as…read morean area for pool and other games. We played three games and ordered drinks and a couple of appetizers. Overall a fun, offbeat experience if you're visiting Chicago.

Perfect spot for a quick drink!…read more We didn't linger too long but a really solid hang before a night out. We played some Skee Ball and had a few Espresso Martinis. It's a lovely building and the interior is very elegant. Would go back!

My friend and I recently stayed at the Chicago Athletic Authority, and every few hours, we walked…read morethrough the Game Room. It was over March Madness, so there were always men or women's games on the televisions. Besides being a happening place, there was also decent food. Upon our check-in, we even received complimentary bubbles as a welcome drink in the Game Room. For one of our dinners, we decided to enjoy some Game Room food while I taught my friend how to play chess. We ordered a delicious dish of WSC Cheese Sticks (made with Wisconsin brick cheese and marinara). We then each ordered the Chicken Caesar Wrap, consisting of crispy chicken, romaine lettuce, parmigiano Reggiano, and house chips. We both upgraded our chips to French fries. I thought the food was good (not excellent but not bland like other reviews stated). The best part of the experience is the vibe in the space. There were also protests in the area earlier in the day so many of the non-hotel guests in the Game Room were from that (as we could tell from the signs they had with them). Even if you go to the Game Room website (https://www.gameroomchi.com), you're in for some fun just getting into the website. On their website are upcoming events (like karaoke), details on booking private events, menus, and more. They serve their all day menu from 11 AM to close daily. Their hours are Monday through Thursday from 11 AM to 11 PM, Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 1 AM (kitchen closes at 11 PM), and Sunday from 11 AM to 9 PM. There is also Happy Hour on weekdays from 3 PM to 5 PM, which include $10 wings, Old Style combos, and half off pitchers. While there were more exciting places to be in Chicago, for a hotel guest or someone in the area, this was a fun place to hang out, grab a bite, play some board games, and watch some games on TV. Certainly recommend it!

So the positive is you can play some old video and pinball without a cover and just for cheap…read morewithout buying a drink. Cool stuff. Will every game work perfectly? No. Some could use some maintenance. The selection is modest too. But do you want an hour of fun? there are worst places to go. The bar itself felt like an after thought. Fun street though and certainly good enough for a visit.

This place was interesting, lots of people, quick service, variety of options for games. It felt…read morejust a little too packed to be able to enjoy any games as there were long waits for them, but the staff was awesome!! Ambiance was alright, nothing amazing, but it was great to be close to the subway.

Was high in my must do list in Chicago Went to a disappoint…read moregame at Wrigley and left after a few bad fan moments . Glad I did !! Now I have completed my quest of seeing the oldest tavern and speakeasy in Chicago.

Bartender was honestly a weenie. Bad lemon drop shot . Sticky tables. Loud people. Security outside…read morewas very cool though. And cute aesthetic for sure

This was another fortunate find randomly while walking around downtown Chicago. Seems to be a super…read morepopular place based on the number of reviews this place has. It was hard to find, but we discovered the entrance is in a back alley and bar is located downstairs. We loved the Tikki Bar theme. Drinks were good but a little watered down which was disappointing. Overall, it was a unique experience in the city.

We stop here every time we visit Chicago. If you love tiki cocktails, this is the place to go!…read moreCan't recommend enough. It's a speakeasy, so it feels like a hidden escape from reality. We've been to many tiki bars in the US and this is by far the best! Love that you can now buy a mug (with a cocktail) for cheaper than the shop... It's a great deal to get a mug this way! The only slight disappointment was the updated food menu.. loved the Spicy Thai Chicken, Veggie rolls, and coconut shrimp in years past.. sad to see them go.

It's a generic bar that can get rowdy at times and has a sports crowd pretty often. They're an Iowa…read moreHawkeyes place and also have a big St Patrick's day event that spills into the street. Even for sports it's not an optimal viewing spot with a ton of TVs or good seats to see them. No food, so it's not a long term spot. It seems like the poor output from ChatGPT if you asked it to design a bar. It's fine to get a beer and move on, but nothing more.

Good chill place, music was good, they have 1 pool table and 3 dart boards. Good for a chill night…read moreout

Games are fun. A nice hangout spot with friends. The beers…read morewere good and had a variety to choose from

I haven't been to a barcade where most of the games were free, so that was a really nice surprise…read more We originally just went to kick off a bar crawl, but they had trivia/Jeopardy going on, it was freezing outside (low 20s), and we ended up staying way longer than planned. It was actually a really fun time, and I'll definitely be back. The pizza looked really good too, but I didn't even see a kitchen so I'm very curious how they're making it.

This was a pretty chill spot for some pool and they had great music. Playing a wonderful variety…read morefrom Juice WRLD to Chief Keef to old country Classics. Our friend was in town and he loves to play pool so we took him here after going out in West Loop. It was $22/hr I don't know if that's a good deal or not but totally worth it. We went on a Wednesday night and it wasn't that packed!! 10/10 recommend

I had always been curious about this place, so last night we decided to check it out. It's…read moredefinitely a large space, with a bar in the front and around 10-11 pool tables in the back, giving it a old-school vibe. Pool costs $22 per hour. My friend ordered an Old Fashioned for $20 and unfortunately wasn't a fan, so I'd probably recommend sticking with beer instead. Our waitress was really friendly and checked on us several times throughout the night. Another nice touch was being able to play your own music, and there are also a couple of dart stations near the front.