Great music venue! I love that the venue isn't too large because it allows for a little bit more of…read morean intimate feel. For the music event I attended there were two check points where someone checked my ID at the door and then someone inside checked my ticket. There's a large bar and a food options as well. We didn't opt to get any alcoholic drinks or food, but it seemed like a lot of people stopped by the venue for the bar/food even if they weren't attending the concert.

Great venue for live music. Great service. Nice bar. Would return, would recommend.read more

Just wanted a place to stop in for drinks for an hour or so. It's setup like a speakeasy so there's…read morea cool way to enter the place. Great service! Great atmosphere. Good drinks. The only thing negative is they charged us a cover fee for entrance on a Friday during Happy Hour which we later discovered should have been free admission based on the advertisement on the bar's flat screens.

Visited on Saturday night, 6/13. Rudest bouncer I have ever encountered. Ran into a hiccup with our…read morereservation and rather than helping our large group he stonewalled us. Another employee helped us out and was great. Would not return if this bouncer represents your brand.

This is a speak easy below the aviary. We sat at the bar and were the only ones there so got to…read morechat with the bar tenders. They were super nice. It's got a speak easy library vibe. Maybe seats like 20? The food was surprisingly great. They have a raviolo that is like $20 for one but it was the best thing I've ever put in my mouth. I wish I could have a whole plate of them. Drinks were also great.

The Office is a nice speakeasy! I had wanted to get a floral drink at the restaurant upstairs…read morecalled "the Aviary" but they were actually totally full, whereas the speakeasy wasn't. I sat at the bar downstairs and can confirm the place has a classic speakeasy feel -- the the basement of a place behind a locked door, very dark inside with mood lighting/glass cases and leather chairs/couches around small low tables. It's definitely a great date spot! I took off a star because it's pricey -- I got the "milk punch" on their classic cocktail menu which was $25 and is pretty small, but it's a nice drink and tasted very much like a milk punch drink I got at a speakeasy back home (in Austin, TX). The bartenders were super nice and provided excellent service, no complaints there! The bathrooms were also immaculate. Overall, this is a very nice speakeasy! I've been to many in my day and the ambiance is definitely on par with the best, but I gotta say some other unique ingredients (ideally more floral options!) would really take their menu up a notch! Nevertheless, I would def rec a visit to those visiting Chicago, and would go again even just for vibes :)

Great time! Decided to book a reservation here in which we…read morewanted to celebrate a friends bday . It being our first time here , We are a little skeptical based on the previous reviews of this place but we decided to give it a go. Booked a table with the manager Kevin in which he went above and beyond to make sure our party was well taken care of . Great music and friendly security inside . Will definitely be back !

While I want to support local businesses, the noise levels coming from this club on weeknights have…read morebecome ridiculous. I live in the adjacent building, and the bass is so loud it vibrates through our unit, making it impossible to sleep. Despite city quiet hours beginning at 10 PM on weekdays, the volume remains excessive. I have attempted to reach out privately via the contact number on your website to be respectful, but the issue persists. I understand a lively club on weekends but for a Tuesday night, this is disruptive to the community of west loop

What a blast. Live music, a super cool bartender, lively atmosphere... great times!!! We happened…read moreupon this spot and it was a highlight of Chicago! Great night out.

When in Chicago, visiting a Jazz Bar is a must do! This is my first one ever. $15 cover charge &…read morecash only! I wasn't sure what I was expecting, and don't really have others to compare to but it was a nice experience! Vibes were good and drinks were decently priced. Would visit again if I am back in Chicago.

Came here on a Sunday after. They had drink specials available. We were able to find parking right…read moreout front. On this occasion there were drink specials. Grabbed $7 margarita (special) which was tasty. For food my husband and I shared the full lb of rib tips and fries. We thought they were tasty. We met up with some friends celebrating a March birth (Aries). The bar crowd was friendly...everyone just enjoying the music and each other. Bathrooms were big and never had an issue getting a stall. Security present and overall just a fun experience. Would love to come back when they have a live band playing.

If you loved the "old" Wild Hare, this one on Fulton st. does not compare. Was charged for a…read more"ticketed event", but the performers didn't show up. Terrible space. Seems like we were in a dark basement with a make-shift bar. Will never go back.

I stopped by Lazy Bird on a Wednesday night after dinner, and it ended up being such a great…read morechoice. We made a reservation ahead of time, which I'd definitely recommend, but it wasn't overly packed and we were seated without any issues. The vibe in there is top tier. Dim lighting, live music energy, and just the right mix of chill and upscale. It's the kind of place where you can actually enjoy the atmosphere without feeling rushed. This was my second time here and I remember it being just as good back in 2022. The drinks were immaculate. I had two mocktails that were both well-balanced (not overly sweet, which I appreciate), and he ordered an old fashioned. You can tell they take their bar program seriously and can go beyond a gin & tonic. Overall, it was a really good time. It can give you a great midweek outing or a laid-back night with a little something.

Lazy Bird is a cute Chicago speakeasy but let me tell you something -- this place is CROWDED. I…read morecame early in the evening and got the last spot at the bar (I was by myself), and within 30 mins while I was having my drink I looked around and noticed that the room was near totally full, and the majority of people were standing in the open because all the tables were full, as was the bar. People were standing right behind me to order drinks; I didn't feel overly crowded by any means but some who aren't used to that kind of bar/clubby vibe might feel that way. The music was a little loud to be heard over all the folks there, but I wasn't talking to anyone so it didn't bother me (was just sitting and reading a book). The bartender was really nice and attentive despite the fact that the place was so packed. I had a drink called the "Gentle Fish" which the bartender rec'd as a sweeter/more floral drink. Admittedly it was a little strong, but the flavor was nice! It was different from most other drinks I've had, and I enjoyed it. Was strong enough I definitely did not need another though. Of note, this place is downstairs under "The Hoxton" hotel, there's no entrance directly to the bar from the sidewalk/street (you have to enter the hotel lobby, then follow the signs toward the back and go down the elevator and/or stairs). There is a person who checks your ID when you enter and seats you if seats are available. The bathrooms were very clean. Not sure about parking but street parking is definitely very limited; I imagine a paid lot would probably be the easiest thing or taking the train from wherever you're staying if you can (which is what I did).

AVOID THE WET RAT LOOKING BARTENDER WITH THE STAR TATTOO ON HIS FACE - so crabby you'd think it's…read morealmost a bit. so rude it prevented me from buying more drinks cuz I didn't want to deal. you can tell he hates being there ... I'm not expecting a smile ,chitchat and and a tap dance but like- are you ok man? Need a hug? a Wellbutrin prescription?

The Cobra Lounge essentially has three spaces: the former brewery's bar space (still feels like a…read morebrewery), the lounge, and the music venue. They all deliver a top-notch experience! Having read reviews and menus for All Rise Brewing Co. online, we headed in for beers and dinner, then quickly realized the brewery was no more. No complaints, though--what we found was a laid-back, welcoming bar with plenty of local beer on tap and a menu full of interesting pizzas. We tried some beers, and split a Clam Bake Pizza--that was pretty awesome. Classic cult movies playing on the screens (I hadn't seen Buckaroo Banzai in awhile!) gave the place a little added atmosphere. Our bartender was super cool & helpful. The room got close to full as showtime neared, but was always comfortable. Patrons likely vary depending on what music's playing; this night was shoegaze/goth and the multi-generational crowd looked like fans of those genres. We ended up staying for the night's live show, which was a lineup of four bands (one touring and three local, I think) for a very reasonable price. We could take our drinks from the bar into the venue and/or order more in the lounge space. I wasn't alone, but would've felt safe and comfortable on my own there. The venue's an elevated stage with two sets of steps. There doesn't appear to be any back room; gear and cases were piled in an alcove. The sound and lights were good. Bathrooms were just fine. No seats in the venue, but it's cool to come and go to hang out in the lounge or bar. Cobra Lounge has a small, well-lit parking lot and there's plenty of street parking available too.