Come here and chill. Dugan's is a good hangout. It's pretty simple and there's nothing fancy about…read moreit. About the biggest action that happens here is darts. The participants get quite competitive with their dart throwing. Besides the darts, people come to drink. It has a very basic selection of beer and liquor. The prices are pretty good for around here mostly. It's $8 for Jameson. There's a pretty limited amount of beers, but there's a few craft selections. As for food there's almost nothing. There's free popcorn. It's thoughtful of them to have it plain without butter. There's a bottle of butter so you can choose whether or not to have it. Good place for fun and games. It also has live music. They also have free stuff.

Sorry guys, I love a good pub, but this place sucks…read more Night one, bartender could not be bothered with us(group of 10) but we stayed and spent $400.00 Night two, a colleague who is 30, but admittedly looks 15, shared her ID and got pressed so hard, including the bartenders sharing the ID with regulars to scan. A conversion to plastic cups bc they don't want to wash glass was questioned and we were told to "get the f@ck out", which we were happy to do. We spent $600.00 the following day someplace else. So many other choices, take the manager's suggestion and go someplace else.

Came to the Irish Nobleman Pub during the latest bout of below freezing temps in Chicago…read moremid-polar-vortex. First, we were just so happy they were even open! We were getting a little stir crazy, so we walked over. Shawn greeted us at the door and since it was so cold he seated us in front of the cozy fireplace the rest of our time here was excellent. Shawn read us the specials, let us know his recommendations, and they were spot on! He stopped over plenty of times to make sure we had absolutely everything we needed and was so lovely to chat with. The pub is such a cornerstone of the neighborhood, and people like Shawn and the wonderful food will keep us coming back for years to come.

Came to this bar a few times for drinks but this was my first time grabbing some food. Nice Irish…read morestyle bar with great happy hour deals and a fun food menu. I'd recommend this place to anyone looking for a solid beer and food menu!

Great vibe. Great spot for a pint…read more Kitchen closed 10 minutes before I got there so cannot comment on the food but wish I could've tried something

While visiting for Riot fest we stopped in a few times to grab a pint and watch a Premier league…read moregame, we felt so welcome had great conversations, we didn't try the food but noticed they had big Irish breakfast! We wish we had a gem like this in Nevada, thanks for the hospitality

We rented the upstairs space at Green Street Local for a private party, and it exceeded our…read moreexpectations! From the very beginning, the staff was incredibly organized, responsive, and attentive to every detail, making the entire planning process completely stress-free. On the day of the event, everything was set up beautifully and ran so smoothly. The team checked in throughout the party to make sure we had everything we needed, and their professionalism and attention to detail made us feel so well taken care of. They truly went above and beyond to ensure our guests were comfortable and that the event was a success. Great sports bar and amazing food!!

This is a solid restaurant/bar in West Loop. I stopped here for dinner the other week and enjoyed…read moremy chicken Caesar sandwich. The beer list is extensive and it's a nice place to relax after work. The bartender who took care of me was very nice. I'll be back!

We had a great experience. The bartenders were lovely. The drinks were phenomenal. It was a very…read morefun atmosphere.

A really large bar that is made for a pre-table ready drink…read more - surrounded by so many it-girl returns Tobi's the perfect place to come in and grab a beer, cocktail, or glass of wine before your table is ready - the place is huge with tables and booths all around the outside and a large circular bar. even though the bar was crowded, the bartenders worked fast and we had drinks in a blink of an eye - I got the "thyme" drink and it was interesting. sweeter than I expected but had the unique herbal flavor promised. it was about 50% ice which was not great for a $16 price tag in chicago - the beers are a good deal though and they have a solid selection. with the Olympics on, it's a great place for a few beers.

When a restaurant is 90 + years old, you know they are doing something right. Turns out they do…read moreeverything right. The decor looks historic with dark wood walls, beautiful molding, and of course antique sports memorabilia. It is in Chicago after all!! The menu items that were highlighted was the prime rib, while supplies last and the ribs. I tried to go with the prime rib but at 7:30 it was sold out. The bartenders suggested the French dip sandwich with shaved prime rib but went with the ribs instead. Smoked daily the ribs were tender and moist with a very sweet homemade BBQ sauce. I prefer my sauce on the spicy side but it was delicious, the shrimp were fried and crispy, served with fresh cocktail sauce. I opted for the fries and side salad but were good. The Greek vinaigrette dressing was delicious. The bartender was super engaging and knowledgeable. I hat his signature Ole Fashion and a glass of cab from their list. Both were great You need to eat here!!

After many years of walking past Miller's Pub I finally had the opportunity to have dinner there…read more The inside of the pub is dark wood with lots of pictures of the family that owns Miller's Pub plus pictures of celebrities who have been there. The decor is straight from the 60s or 70s. The menu has something for everyone from ribs to prime rib to burgers. The waitstaff is friendly and efficient. The food was good. Our only one issue is the waiter told us the lamb chop special was gone so my husband ordered the pork chops but what was served were lamb chops. He ate them so we didn't say anything to the waiter but it was strange because the bill listed lamb chops not pork chops. Maybe they weren't gone after all? Over all I'll be keeping Miller's Pub in mind when we need somewhere to go for dinner or lunch and don't necessarily want fast food or the latest hot restaurant.

I've got to say, O'Callaghan's is easily one of the busiest bars at night, but Kevin somehow makes…read morebartending there look effortless. He's absolutely amazing at what he does. I usually sit at the bar, socialize, and people-watch, and it's honestly entertaining watching Kevin work. He'll make hundreds of drinks throughout the night while still being incredibly attentive to everyone at the bar. No matter how busy it gets, he stays on top of everything and makes sure his guests are taken care of. Kevin has definitely become my go-to bartender, especially when I'm craving an ice-cold, frosty, perfectly poured Guinness. If you stop by O'Callaghan's, do yourself a favor and grab a seat at the bar with kevin!

Came in for drinks and watch the Fifa World Cup game. First floor bar was packed. Went to the…read moresecond floor and found several seats at the bar. Bartender was attentive and nice and spent sometime chatting with us. Went back the following day for some drinks early in the afternoon right after opening. Staff was nice and helpful as we bought some merch and had a drink before venturing off for sightseeing.

We had a half stab of ribs with garlic Parmesan tater tots, side salad with bleu cheese dressing…read moreand side of Mac and cheese and an Orange chicken Bowl. The food was really good. The ribs fell off the bone and were delicious. The tots were super good, just the right amount of garlic and cheese. The side salad was good, almost too much for the amount of dressing. The Mac and Cheese was really good, not based in an Alfredo sauce. I had a bite of the Wife's bowl of orange chicken. It was really good. It was Goldielocks, not to spicy not to sweet, just right. Oh and it was huge according to the better half. We ordered on Grubhub so I can't talk about the service and the way it looked inside. My hotel room was very quiet and comfortable.

Food was bland, though the service was great. Fountain soda tasted like battery acid…read more Seemed like they source their food from a conglomerate like Sysco or US Foods.

Tucked upstairs at The Soho House in the West Loop and sitting behind a set of saloon doors, Fox…read moreBar is an absolute unexpected speakeasy vibe for cocktails and a good time! We wandered in after dinner nearby and wanted a chill cocktail, we got the cocktail, not so much the chill...and that was 100% okay with us once we realized what we came upon at the top of that staircase. While small, they have all the goods for classic cocktails and even several house curated drinks. You can basically get dealers choice, which is a rotating house cocktail and it will run you around $13, which is the price that most cocktails came in at. The drink menu is seasonal and changes often, but they still sling all the classics and really anything you can think of. My partner went with a house cocktail, but I was after an espresso martini...and honestly, this doesn't seem like an espresso martini place, but they came through and it was a delightful nightcap for sure! Service was stellar, the bartenders were chill, engaged, friendly and efficient. Overall, solid spot for a cocktail in the West Loop - Definitely worth the trip in and up those stairs!

Been to Fox bar several years in a row (first encounter was back in 2018), and it usually doesn't…read moredisappoint. The staff is friendly and helpful (even got a free glass of champagne to celebrate my friend's birthday). It's an easy spot to walk into and, if you're lucky, plop down on one of the seats until closing. The bar's a little hidden in the SoHo house building, and once you're inside behind the swinging saloon doors you're welcomed by a cosy dive bar setting. If there are three things that made the experience this time around less optimal: the bar seemed to have attracted some rowdy/intrusive drunks (we got harassed a few times), the bar area itself had a puke-y smell going on, and the time it takes to get a drink can be quite long.

Had the piggy Mac the other night here, which is Mac n cheese with brisket, pork belly's, sausage,…read moreand crispy onions. It was ok. Nothing really special. Nice cold draft beer is the highlight of this spot. Restaurant is very dark with super loud music. Lots of TVs throughout. Plenty of seating. Big space. Service was a bit overwhelmed. OK spot for a beer.

We sat at the bar last night because, while several tables sat empty, they had reasons we couldn't…read moresit at any. Many had reserved signs that never ended up being used. Not sure if they were just trying to spread people out or what. Oh well. We just sat at the bar. Lots of drinks, way too many drinks, were consumed. Food was pretty good. I enjoyed my French onion soup, while another in my group liked his tomato basil soup. Myself and another both had the corned beef sandwich at the recommendation of another at the bar. The meat was good, but even with the recommendation to get it grilled, the thick bread was too much, and the bread was rather dry. Waffle fries were a little too flimsy for me. The other in our group had a salad with salmon on top. It looked overdone to me, but he didn't complain. Service at the bar was friendly and there for the most part when we needed it. Great place to watch a national championship game.