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This intimate, cedar-lined wine bar with communal seating owned and operated by the culinary team behind next-door Blackbird. Complementing the exceptional wine list is a stellar charcuterie menu.
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Every square inch of this three-storey bar can get packed before and after Cubs games – rightly so since it’s directly across the street from Wrigley Field. Non-game- time entertainment leans towards classic rock, and burgers and beers are served with a smile.
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Step into luxury at this opulent nightclub, where the gilded décor was inspired by Versailles, the upholstery by Chanel and the crowd by Prada. Two stages offer live entertainment for the masses, but the fashionably acquainted party in private rooms.
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A 35,000-square-foot shrine to televised sports. The Screening Room boasts a 16- foot screen surrounded by skybox viewing suites, plus 37 monitors for everything else. Super satellite dishes can supposedly beam in any game, anywhere, any time.
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One of Chicago’s largest Irish pubs, this three-storey hostelry was designed and built in Ireland, shipped to Chicago and rebuilt piece by piece. Brew and menu are what you’d expect.
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