3730 N Clark St
Chicago, IL 60613
(773) 549-4140
21 & over House Music Dance Party. Kings, Queens and Everything in Between. Industry night. QUEEN! is every Sunday!
3730 N Clark St
Chicago, IL 60613
(773) 549-4140
Smart Bar is Chicago’s independent nightclub, celebrating over 33 years of showcasing new and exciting dance music and the most cutting edge DJ’s from around the globe. For more information visit www.smartbarchicago.com. Smart Bar is open from 10pm until 4am on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays; on Saturdays, we are open from 10pm until 5am. TICKETING Tickets are available just north of Smart Bar at 3730 N. Clark St at the Metro store / box office, open Monday 12-6pm, Tuesday through Saturday 12-8pm, and closed Sundays unless there is a show in Metro.
Wednesday- $5 grass-fed burgers, 1/2 Off Apps, $5 Half Acre and Local Brews, $3 Miller Lite Drafts Thursday- HALF OFF EVERYTHING! 50% off everything in the house Friday- $1 Tacos, $3 Pacifico, Corona, & Corona Lt, $4 Bombs Saturday & Sunday- $3 Chili, $.20 Wings, $14 Domestic Buckets, $5 Zing Zang Bloody's
An upscale sports bar located in the heart of Wrigleyville!
If you love board games and good beers, this is the bar for you!
Since opening our doors in 2001, we’ve had one thought in mind; create a unique atmosphere that contrasts the stereotype of the usual Wrigleyville bar. Yes, you will find a wide selection of premium and domestic beers, top shelf spirits, and a bevy of cub fans in front of the large-screen plasma TVs on game day, but you’ll also enjoy our rock ‘n roll lounge-like nightlife during the off-season. We’re open till 4 a.m., so cap off your night right at Trace!
Cozy neighborhood tavern amidst the sea of sports bars in Wrigleyville. This is not your typical bar, but a place to come and have good conversation, listen to great music, and relax with one of our many excellent beers or cocktails. Other perks? We have the best damn jukebox in the city.
The best dive bar in wrigleyville if not all of chicago. Great jukebox where you and your friends can take the bar over. Fun and friendly staff who come to work ready to have some fun. Come CHILL with us this winter. CHEAP DRINKS ALL WINTER FOR OUR FB FRIENDS
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Just steps from historic Wrigley Field, Mullen’s Sports Bar & Grill on Clark is all about bringing our patrons the true “Mullen’s” experience.
“Noches de Rock” at The Cubby Bear is Chicago’s leading night in Rock en Español entertainment. Noches de Rock features top local Latin Rock bands on a weekly basis as well as National & International Rock bands on a monthly basis! Noches de Rock is hosted by Latin radio personalities David Miranda (left) from La Kalle and Marialen Magaña (below) from”Que Buena” as they host ‘Movimiento TV” every single Thursday on location at The Cubby Bear.
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Located just steps from Wrigley Field, this neighborhood hot stop is ideal for private parties, social outings or just gathering with friends to catch the game on one of over 40 plasma TVs. The rooftop patio overlook the Chicago skyline and is THE place to be in the warm summer months.
Featured in TimeOut Chicago as one of the "best Festivals in Town." This unique events will offer attendees and eccentric mix of culinary, visual, and performing arts. Music: An eclectic mix of local favorites and recognizes national talents perform on two main stages during the two-day event. Entrance: a suggested $5 donation, benefiting Southport Neighbors Association.
HVAC Pub, (www.hvacpub.com) a new pizza pub and live music venue, had a grand slam opening on MLB Opening Day, April 5, 2015. Restauranteur Adolfo Garcia (Pearl Tavern and Son Of A Butcher), and the hospitality group represented by Carmen Rossi (Hubbard Inn, Barn & Company, and Pomp & Circumstance), are pleased to announce that they have joined forces for this Wrigleyville project located at 3530 N. Clark Street. "2015 is going to be a landmark year for the north side of Chicago," said Garcia. "For the first time in almost a century, Wrigley Field and the Chicago Cubs are undergoing major changes and reform. The popular stretch of Clark Street is also going through modernization for a full rebrand and buildout. We are excited to be a part of the neighborhood’s transformation, and to introduce this craft pizza pub concept." Located one block south of Addison St., includes an open pizza kitchen, outdoor patio, and live music stage with state-of-the-art equipment is already well underway. HVAC Pub plans to offer what they have coined as “All-American style” pizza, characterized by large slices, thin crispy crust, and fresh ingredients such as premium flour imported from Italy, locally sourced and house-made sauces and toppings. “Without labeling it Chicago-, New York- or Brooklyn-style, it's simply thin crust pizza done exceptionally well,” he says. The chef-driven pizza menu features both red and white varieties, with original recipes such as the “Graceland” (slow roasted pulled pork, smoed gouda, and BBQ sauce) and the "House Slice" (fresh sausage and capicola, topped with arugula lightly tossed in lemon juice and olive oil). In addition to pizza, Heating & Cooling offers a small selection of appetizers and salads, and large selection of can and draft beers. The concept for HVAC Pub is a combination of Adolfo's love of café racers and Carmen’s passion for vinyl music and the recording era. The “café racer culture” developed among European motorcycle enthusiasts of the early 1960s, where the bikes were used for short, quick rides between cafés. Inspiration for the interior design was sparked by the unique culture and the talented musicians and artists that cultivated it in America like Steve McQueen, Marlon Brando, and Bob Dylan. Contributing to the decor with his original photography is legendary music photographer and Chicago native, Paul Natkin. Starting in the mid-70s, Natkin traveled the world capturing photos of rock icons in their early careers including Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, Prince, David Bowie and many more. The north side of Chicago has long been known for it's live music venues and the musical icons it has drawn to the city. The interior design and overall vibe at HVAC Pub pays homage to that tradition and ensure it's continued allure for years to come. Hours of operation are Sunday - Friday 11 a.m. - 2 a.m.; Saturdays 11 a.m. - 3 a.m.
This sports-loving Wrigleyville sibling of the Lincoln Park stalwart gives Cubs fans all the space they need to spread out. The handsome two-story space features the familiar nautical theme downstairs, and the second floor, which is fitted with a soaring barrel ceiling, features a stage showcasing live entertainment and plush booths that are big enough to fit your whole team. Fans love that there’s no shortage of flat-screen TVs, including two 100-inch projection screens showing both college and pro teams. This location offers a something-for-everyone menu (Buffalo-style chicken wings, half-pound burgers and beer-battered fish and chips) and can accommodate 30-900 for private parties.
Moe's Cantina is located in the heart of Wrigleyville just steps away from the friendly confines of Wrigley Field. Moe’s offers a menu of sharable small plates, traditional full-sized entrees, signature desserts and a cocktail list featuring housemade sangria, handmade margaritas, premium tequilas, and more. The cantina features exposed brick walls, concrete-topped bars, an open kitchen with wood-burning grills, retractable glass garage doors, a state-of-the-art sound system and a plethora of HDTVs showing the day’s top sporting events.
In the words of Frank Sinatra, "Chicago is my kind of town." And if you want to enjoy some quality stand-up comedy in this beautiful city, Rat Pack Comedy would be happy to oblige. With great drink specials, a fun environment and a stellar lineups of some of Chicago's funniest comedians, you'll have comedy under your skin. Just come by the esteemed Holiday Club at the corner of Sheridan Rd. and Irving Park Ave. every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 8pm and we'll make you feel so young! Producers: Danny Benavente, Kahlil Wilson and Conor Cawley Musical Accompaniment: Mike McCarthy Photography: Sarah Larson Bartender: Greg Rodgers
Under the gun (or “UTG”) is a poker term that refers to the position to the immediate left of the big blind in flop games like Hold’em and Omaha. The under-the-gun player is the first to act before the flop. The term refers to the pressure that goes along with having to act before anyone else in the hand. Through improv, our ensemble players utilize that pressure to act first--to take risks--sometimes we flop, but other times the rewards of laughter are bountiful. Welcome to Under the Gun Theater. Please note, our space is not handicap accessible. Our theater is located on the second floor of the Link Hall building.
The CIC Theater and Bar Chicago's Improv Comedy Improv, Sketch, and Theatricals Shows Wednesday Through Sunday!