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La Pharmacie

4.6 (61 reviews)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
Updated 2 months ago

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Ancestral
Mark T.

If you've been in Edgewater, you've likely driven by the condo-building where La Pharmacie is located. Who knew it would be in a residential building? It took a hot minute, but I finally made it in. I cannot say the experience was bad, but at the same time I don't find myself itching to stop back in. I had the opportunity to try the Ancestral and a Mint to Be. With the Ancestral, this one didn't do it for me. I am very familiar with Mellow Corn whiskey, and expected something more spirit forward with a little heat from the Chipotle-Adobo Syrup. As much as I hate to say it, I felt that this cocktail both was and fell flat. Not wanting to leave disappointed, and because I didn't want to look for a second bar that night, I ordered a Mint to Be. Now, when a friend orders mint-anything, I joke that they're ordering toothpaste-flavored-that-thing. That said, I am pleased to report that this one was decidedly not toothpaste flavored. Both the use of sweetness and mint was mild and pleasant. I also liked that this one was more spirit forward. At the same time, I wouldn't go as far as to say this is something I would order again. For lack of better terms, I felt it was a little plain. When it comes to the service, this too left a bit to be desired. It felt a little slow and inattentive, especially given that it wasn't very busy at the time. The best thing about the experience? Believe it or not, the Bar Mix. It was like a bougie-ish chex mix and pretty inexpensive at that. Not a bad way to get something in your stomach to slow down alcohol absorption. In terms of their vibe, it's unique in that it used to be a pharmacy (hence the name!). I do wish there was a little more memorabilia, but I suppose some is better than none. Final verdict: La Pharmacie had some good ideas, but in execution, I'm afraid they fall short across the board. This has to do with the service, vibe, and the drinks themselves.

Negroni
Brianna R.

This place is a hidden gem I think partly bc you can't tell if it exists. The cocktails range from classic to inventive. The bartenders were super friendly and didn't hesitate in chatting us up. It's got a speakeasy vibe that also borders on spooky if you can imagine that!

Holly M.

I am obsessed with this place. The vibe here is lovely. Super chill, super laid back and such a mix of ages and people that wander in. It's comfortable for wandering in after the beach, or cute enough for a relatively dressy date night! The bartenders are awesome, and the drinks are outstanding! Eclectic menu, and great little plates as well. This is absolutely going to become a neighborhood favorite. Already been in multiple times and never been disappointed.

No idea, but good.
Just F.

Good little bar in the old Edgewater Hotel, it is literally an old pharmacy. We had some good drinks and the whipped feta was delicious. The service was good, but if you know this area, parking can be a challenge, but they stayed busy with the locals & people coming off the beach..cool spot.

Elaine L.

I've passed this spot so many times before and never knew it was a bar! Decided to grab a drink with my sister and this spot popped up as a suggestion on google, so we decided to check it out and I am so glad we did. It's such a cute spot with fantastic drinks and great service. While the place was quite empty, there was something about it that was just so charming (maybe the soft French music playing in the background). Although I enjoyed the drinks and ambiance, I am not sure about their food.

Logan B.

A what gem of a cocktail bar found in Edgewater. Turned bar from an old pharmacy, this place has a unique ambiance that is both welcoming and intriguing. Definitely can see bringing a buddy or two to have a good conversation over better drinks! These bartenders really know their stuff. There is a rotating menu that the bartenders craft. If you're not sure what some of the ingredients are (which I know maybe 10% of them) they will be more than happy to inform you. If you don't know what you want, they would be more than happy to guide you! I got a variety of drinks and there was not one that did not hit the spot. Did I mention the food? Tons of small bits that were delicious. I heavily recommend the whipped feta!

The French Monk, Rice Rice Baby, and bar mix
Martin N.

Fantastic neighborhood gem. Great drinks, great staff, beautiful decor, definitely worth checking out

Oaxacan Penicillin!
Erika G.

Two years later, it's my local. They know me there, and I love it that way. Here we meet neighbors, family, new friends. Love that you can just straight up, yeah, buy the whole bottle, and take it with you if you don't finish it. But finish it, by sharing! The food is GREAT. Everything I've had on the frequently changing menu is just spot on. One of my favorite places to be during a snowstorm. LOVE IT.

Denyce M.

Well they say big surprises come in small packages and La Pharmacie is no exception to the rule. This bar is located in the Edgewater Beach Apartment building, the big pink building you can see from Lake Shore Drive. The bar was at one time an actual pharmacy, serving the community and apartment complex. Looking around the décor, you can see old vestiges of when it was a working pharmacy. That said, this is a small bar with limited seating because it was originally designed as a pharmacy where people walked in and out. There is a bar, a large communal table that seats eight, two high tops that seat four, a bench along the wall with small tables that could seat maybe three, and what looks like to be an outdoor bistro patio seating for four in the window. My first impression walking into the joint was that I was in some small bar in Paris. It was just a vibe I got based on my past experiences. Honestly I had no idea this place existed. From the outside, the storefront windows looked more like a museum piece, with displays showing items from back in the day when the pharmacy was open as well as other items from that time period. So imagine my surprise when a co-worker of The Doctor's recommended this place. So glad she did. The overall atmosphere is adorable and the type of intimate settings that I like. Because of the location, parking will be tough as this is located on Sheridan Road and Bryn Mawr. There is a small frontage road next to the hotel that is separated from Bryn Mawr going to LSD, but good luck parking there. While I did luck out and get a spot, I don't expect that to happen the next time I go. I have located a couple of places around the bar where I could do Spot Hero next time for $6 and will just do that to avoid the stress of trying to park I am not a cocktail person, but The Queen was very impressed with their selections. She ended up getting a Shibuya Crossing (Matcha, Gin, Midori, Lime, Lemon, Honey-Ginger Syrup, Ginger Beer). I am not a fan of matcha, so I did not like it, but The Queen had three and was going for a fourth one, but they did not have any more matcha. She switched to The Madison (Tequila, Ginger Liqueur, Lavender Syrup, Lemon, topped with Prosecco Rose) and enjoyed that one as well. This one I did like very much. For food, the menu is small and ever changing. When The Doctor's co-worker mentioned this place, she spoke about these great meatballs that they have...those were not on the menu, but they did have these great tacos which is what we ordered: Chipotle BBQ Beef (with chipotle aioli), Shrimp Tempura (with spicy mayo) and the Pulled Pork (with cilantro-lime crema). All were $5 each and very good. Have to say that the BBQ Beef was my favorite, very flavorful. We also got a fig and bacon flatbread, which was lovely as well. The dollop of ricotta was a nice complementary addition to the flatbread. We later discovered that the cocktail and bites menu is constantly changing, so what is on there now may be different down the road. This was definitely a lovely discovery for us and definitely will make the rotation list of place for us to hang out. Service was nice and our server, Curtis, was attentive and friendly. With the closure of the Signature Room, The Queen was thinking that this could be a new chill hangout for her. But we will be back.

Dry Needles
Sadie W.

Great service, inventive and beautiful seasonal cocktails, surprisingly delicious small plates. I always enjoy stopping by La Pharmacie and checking out what cocktails are on their rotating menu. Service is always great, atmosphere is lively but classy and not too loud. Good spot for a sit-down after dinner drink.

Kentucky Tiramisu
Anthony P.

The folks that work here are fantastic. The drinks are A+ and we always enjoy the snacks. Great cozy place to get through the Chicago winter with friends!

Jennifer D.

This cute cocktail bar is right off the corner where you enter Lakeshore drive off of Bryn Mawr so it may be easy to miss. With that being said, it can be tough to find parking in Edgewater, but this spot is definitely a gem for locals who live in the area. This place maintained the integrity of an old pharmacy while still making the ambience very cozy and cafe-like. Food was surprisingly good and cocktail list has a lot to choose from with a lot of unique ingredients. There were 2 of our cocktails that tasted too similar, but overall a nice spot to chat with some friends over drinks. On top of that service was super attentive and welcoming.

Rhonda F.

I love accidentally finding unique little spots. La Pharmacie is just that. Set on street level of the iconic pink high rise Edgewater Beach Apartments, this vintage pharmacy turned night spot, takes you back to the roaring twenties instantly. The rounded front window, black & tan floor, classic bar and original pharmacy cabinetry brings you back to a time where fun was number one. When I walked to the ladies restroom the long hallway that has not been touched, I saw classic elegance. Still pristine, it lead me to the restroom that was also lost in time. Just lovely. The food menu is on the small side but offered delicious bites. We tried a variety of tacos and loved them. The specialty craft cocktail menu is diverse. Fun names and quality ingredients wowed both me and my friend. The two bartenders and server were all very friendly. The chatted us up about the vision for La Pharmacie and the history behind the location. They really made our experience even better. Street parking is sparse but there is a public parking garage attached to the building. I saw a bus stop too. The beautiful history that shines through every inch of this unique spot brings you back, allowing good times instantly. I cannot wait to return.

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Excellent beers and gin & tonic. Honestly, it's the best G&T I've had in the city because they add some extra flavor to it.

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