Neighborhood bar with great vibes. They have strong community connections. Everyone knows everyone…read morehere.

I went to the endzone after a long day with my boyfriend, we met my sister and her boy friend…read morethere. The night started off okay and we were having an okay time. We kept getting our conversation interrupted by the bar tender whose name was Val. We were talking about old navy and she interrupted our convo and started being fatphobic about the sizes they offered "why do they have so many sizes, it's wild, who even wears that size" and when my by chimed in about how inclusive they are and how some people need it and, she started putting her foot in her mouth and tripping over her words, strike one. My boy friend then stated to talk to another patron in he bar and she kept interrupting their conversation and making it about her and her bf, but the thing is no one was talking to her once again, the patron ended up leaving after the 3rd interruption, strike 2. This final strike caused us to leave the bar and we won't ever be coming back. We were once again having a conversation, without her and she come up to us and loudly called us "Ladies" in front of everyone, this is after I had already introduced him as my boyfriend. He corrected her and I also corrected her and she just stood there with a stupid blank expression over her face like she didn't hear what we said. She then tried to give a half ass apology about her being drunk/tipsy and she didn't mean any harm by it, but the damage was done. She was obviously off of some drug or something because she couldn't sit still and she kept twitching. She never apologized and we left right after. After being a patron of this bar for over 2 years, I expected more respect or just common decency. It is soooooo unsafe and dangerous to be so unaware, especially with the political landscape of the city being what it is. She is able to go on with her life and it's not a good look for the bar and I will not be returning and telling my friends to also not return to the bar. Her behavior was beyond unacceptable and not be returning.

We recently hosted a party in Lawlor's back room and it was perfect. 60 people fit just right for a…read moresit down meal. It's a perk to have your own bar and bartender. The staff was attentive and accommodated our every wish and went out of their way to make us happy. The food was delicious; we ordered baked chicken, Italian beef, potatoes, mac n cheese, green beans and salad. The price was more than fair and the portions were incredibly generous, loads of guests even left with containers of food for the next day. One of our guests commented that the room was the perfect mix of a sports bar and nice restaurant. I would highly recommended them for any special event.

Checked out this bar in Mount Greenwood. It apparently has been renovated recently and is a lot…read morecleaner and nicer. Lawlor's is one of the many such places around here if it wasn't already obvious. A little farther away from the Beverly bars and hangouts. The menu is basic and there's pretty good prices. Basically we walked over here after hitting a few other of the area bars. It's actually in a new location. The older one used to be located closer to 111th and Pulaski. It was a true dive. This one though is a lot more modern looking. Has the same drinks but with food that's also edible. There's still a charm to it though. It's about $5 to get Jameson. There's also plenty on tap. It's about $7 for the Pretzel Bites. Kind of basic with a side of cheese sauce. I used mustard. The rest of the menu has meaty items like pork chops and things like that. Good place to come hang a bit. It's in a new location about a mile away from the old one. This is worth checking out getting away from the more popular places on Western.

Bar located in Mount Greenwood. Hinky Dink's is a long time local gathering place and hangout. It…read moremay not look like much and it certainly isn't. Got to be as divey as it gets. They have a casual Irish pub kind of theme. A little interesting history about it. It's named after a local bar owner and politician. There was a guy called Michael "Hinky Dink" McKenna who would trade drinks for votes. He was an alderperson in the area. Of course that was a great strategy. It's about $5 to get basic cocktails. The ones we got the last time were pretty watery to be honest. Has no food. They let you bring in things like pizza. Have to make an update about this business. It's apparently closed. The city building commissioner ordered it closed months ago for violations like no fire extinguisher and exposed wires, and now there's a real estate sign on the window, so it sucks.

The new owners are amazing. They already have so much new inventory and talks of such positive…read morechanges. ( like the bathroom. Adding food and so much more ) love that will keep coming back

They have good non-alcoholic options such as mocktails and NA beer. Service is good. They have…read moregaming and pinball and rotating menus of food depending on the day.

RIPH is nothing without Mike Vanderbilt behind the stick. There is no vibe here without him. There…read morewould be no RIPH without him leading them out of the plandemic, frankly. Dave and Jen need to own up to their mistake of not bringing him back and do the right thing. I won't be going back until they do. And I encourage you, dear reader, to do the same. Best bartender in Chicago for a reason, my guys!!!

Great service / Free pop corn Foxes food menu . Nice beer…read moregarden when it's warm out.

Ambiance is completely chilled & relaxed. Way better than bougie WHISTLE. Everyone is welcomed &…read moreno one is judged

What a fun and nostalgic bar on Western. First time visiting from Boise. Great vibe for an Irish…read morebar with an adjoining event room and open patio when the weather is good. Folks are friendly and Val, our bartender, made our visit a wonderful experience. So grab a Guinness or whiskey and enjoy a local friendly occasion in southern Chicago.

Everyone needs to have a few Guinnesses or more at this South Side classic experience. It has a ton…read moreof TVs and a legendary patio. Cork & Kerry is one of the original Irish pubs in Beverly. Has a lot of event and parties going on and fun. This is also one of the main St. Patrick's Day hangouts. Coming here when it wasn't as crazy allowed us to enjoy the actual charm. It's not quite as great as people say but it's still one of the best bars around here to be honest. They're actually kind of limited in what they have and it's also overpriced. A lot only come here because they know about it. It's about $8 for a basic cocktail such as ginger ale and Jameson. There's no food but you can bring in stuff. Has some great things about it. It's always open kind of late. They're located close to 106th on Western.

Super cool bar!!!! They did a fantastic job on the remodel!!!!…read more Wonderful and personal bartenders and the COLDEST BEER on tap and in bottles it almost burns going down your throat...perfect place on a hot day....can't wait to see what fall and winter will bring!

This place was a dive bar known as "The Mystic." It was dirty, filthy, and disgusting. Thankfully…read moreBar 106 has arrived. The place has been remodeled and restaffed. There is a full selection of craft beers as well as the big brewers. Crowd is primarily locals from the Mount Greenwood and Oak Lawn area. Friendly staff. Good jukebox (Touchtunes). Food is limited to pizza at this time. I just came back and updated the review for 5/5 stars. It's my favorite bar.

Amazing customer service!! Hard to find seats for events but made it work .... Great drinksread more

It's CRAZY to close the kitchen so eatly when there's entertainment and it's open till 2:00 am!!!!!read more

Porter Cullen's Irish Pub & Restaurant was such a great find and easily a five-star experience for…read moreme. The food was amazing and everything we ordered really hit. The brunch menu is so good and definitely worth going for, but they also have great dinner options, which makes it a place you can come back to anytime. You can tell a lot of care goes into the food, and it shows in both the quality and flavor. The service was just as good. The staff is super friendly, attentive, and made us feel really welcomed the entire time. It never felt rushed, and they were always around when we needed anything. The ambiance is one of my favorite parts. It has that cozy Irish pub feel but still feels lively and fun, whether you are there for brunch or dinner. It is the kind of place you can sit, relax, and really enjoy your time. Overall, just such a great spot with amazing food, great service, and a really good atmosphere. Definitely a place I would recommend and will be going back to.

Nothing special here. Corned beef was very good... A bit…read morenoisy . They have a door leading outside for smokers, so every time the door was opened, the smoke comes in! $5 for a bottle of Michelob Ultra?! YIKES! A bit far for just average..

Great fish dinner for Lent. Ordered to go. Ready when we got there. Good neighborhood place. Good…read morecrowd. Very pleasant staff. Bar area pretty crowded. There are tables also. Wish they did fish fry all year long

Harte's is the place to go in this family centered neighborhood. They have a decent selection of…read morecraft beers and a welcoming friendly vibe. A large ou tside area accommodates weekly bean bag tournamates. The long-time bartenders are like family and the regular rotation of local music makes this one a must on the scene.