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Harry Caray's 7th Inning Stretch

3.4 (290 reviews)
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The Bar
Peter H.

I stumbled upon Harry Caray's 7th Inning Stretch while visiting Chicago for work. I was roaming around the Magnificent Mile when I found this shopping mall and decided to check it out. On the top floor is Harry Caray's and it includes a museum which is fun. I was there at an odd time so it wasn't crowded at all. The bartender was quick to take my order and I had a nice local IPA and ordered the Holy Cow Burger. The burger was really good, I'd recommend for anyone that likes a nice flavorful burger. I was pleased with my visit overall and would visit again if I was looking for a nice sports bar with good food.

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Scarlett H.

Right next to the Sports Museum and a great place for better than fast food meals at reasonable prices. We came on a Sunday morning and it wasn't crowded at all. Service was very attentive and food came very quickly. Spacious dining hall with sports inspired images! A photo wall of celebrities and sports icons near the entrance. Fun place to come if you or your friends are sports fans.

The Museum
Winfred S.

We had great service with Gabby B. Harry Caray is a cool sports bar with a lot of sports memorabilia. If you get food there, you get free access to the Sports Museum that usually costs $10. The food was pretty tasty for a busy tourist spot. We had the Greek Salad, Double Cheeseburger with Grilled Onions, and Kids Chicken Tenders with Fries. The salad was fresh and the cheeseburger was great. The atmosphere is casual and the service was prompt but we did get there right at opening before it was getting busy. There are quite a few TV's with games on. But the highlight is all the sports memorabilia and the sports museum right next door. We will definitely come back.

Holy Cow Burger
Joseph S.

I will say that the portion sizes are a bit small. I came during the weekend at noon and it was pretty empty but service was poor. The waitstaff made us feel rushed and any ask was an inconvenience. The burger was mid and the fries were not even warm when they came out. I probably will not be coming back again. During the day it is empty and I can see why.

Rigatoni alla Vodka
Quinn L.

I should have known that Harry Caray's 7th Inning Stretch was nothing but another tourist trap. I had high hopes for the 7th Inning Stretch, because I have heard nothing but good things about Harry Caray restaurants, so I don't really know why I had such a bad experience at the Water Tower location. We made reservations for a party of 35 (an outing for my sister's team) weeks ago, and our main reason for booking this restaurant was because it came with free admission to the Chicago Sports Museum. Unfortunately, the host we talked to when we made the reservation neglected to mention that the Sports Museum was closed for a private event at the same time of our reservation. Honestly, if we had known the museum wasn't going to be open, we probably wouldn't have gone here at all. As soon as I arrived, I realized the restaurant was not prepared for the 35 people we planned for. We had to move 12 people into one of the booths, and had to add an extra 4-top to accommodate everyone. It was already off to a bad start. We waited upwards of 20 minutes to even ORDER our drinks, and another 20 before they were actually served to us. Even though we were the only people in the restaurant, the service was still so slow and our waiter never checked in on our table group during our meal. For such an acclaimed restaurant, the food tasted like something out of a school cafeteria. I had the rigatoni alla vodka, and I was not expecting to be served overcooked noodles with flavorless sauce. Also, everyone's dishes were cold, and many were served with the wrong side orders. The only good food I had all night was a Holy Cow potato chip. After seeing videos on Instagram, I really wanted to try the baseball dessert, but after being at the restaurant for over 2 hours for a less-than-satisfactory meal, I didn't want to stay any longer.

Sports museum once inside
Drew R.

We stopped here for a beer before going to the sports museum across the way. Beers were great but the fried pickles and dip sauce made it 50 times better. These are the best deep fried pickles I have ever had. Recommend stopping for appetizer (deep fried pickles) and beers before going to sports museum. Plus the sports museum is free after you stop at bar first.

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Magda N.

Located on the 7th floor of the mall. Sports themed restaurant. Spacious place. Staff was nice. Steak was good. Solid food.

Beers and Bears. At least the beers taste good.
Mud B.

Went there for lunch on a Sunday. Good selection of beers and decent cocktails. Just went with a burger and fries. Really good. Their steak sauce is homemade and pretty tasty. There were people there watching the Bears game and cheering. That didn't make it too loud for us to have a pleasant conversation.

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Eh. Harry in name only. Food stinks. Service from the ebony bartender who could care less 3 of us sat at the bar. Avoid

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Good food. Fun atmosphere. Customer service was nice and decent pricing. Nice burger place

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I really liked the salad I had here ... the steak was juicy and tasty and the salad itself was fresh.

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Food was average at best. Service is was average. The place itself needs a lot work. Very worn.

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Food was great. The special white chocolate baseball was a "Real HIT"! This will be a regular family option when in the city

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