Pros: Great location and views of the stadium…read more Appreciated the TVs Food was delish, especially the dipped Italian beef sandwiches Cons: Limited bathrooms Line management needs to improve Pro tip: Give the other floors some love. They aren't as busy and you can get drinks there as well

This is absolutely the best rooftop in Wrigley to watch both Cubs games and concerts. Plenty of…read moreseating with easy access to 3 bars. Great food too!

Loved this location. Seems like this rooftop had the best view compared to previous location…read more Positioned well between first and second base. Staff was friendly and helpful. Food was good with lots of options. Great view and perfect for group events.

1010 West Waveland is a Wrigley Rooftop so Cubs fans live their best rooftop lives and the rest of…read moreus non Cubs fans just show up for the open bar. It doesn't really matter whether you're a Cubs fan or not. You're here for the networking anyway. All-you-can-eat, all-you-can-drink, I'm in aren't you? And if you want to watch some ball and you squint hard enough, you might be able to see a few pieces of action. We do the Wrigley rooftops once a year with a group of clients. It's chaos and I love it.

Been here twice. It's a great time. Yes, the view is obstructed, but we always got our tickets with…read morea groupon and knew that. I would say get there early (about an hour early) and you can get one of the booths near the left side of the roof which give you the best view. Sometimes, those booths are reserved though. The food is good. I've had the Italian beef, chicken sandwich, sausage, burger and had 8 beers. (Yeah I make sure I come with an appetite). There isn't really a line except before the game. You're allowed to get two items at a time. They stop serving food around the 7th inning. They give icees out near the end of the game. Between innings they play music on the speakers, theres also a raised section that cost a little more but it's supposed to be a better view. I haven't been up there though. There's also a section in the back with tvs and couches. Bottom line: If you come for baseball, you may get mad. If you come with a good group of friends you'll have a blast. I think with the groupon deal, it's one of the best food/drink deals in Chicago. Even without the groupon, you can easily get your money's worth when you consider how much a ticket is ($45-350) inside the stadium and a beer ($10) and a food item ($10) in Wrigley. It's def a good experience. Definitely do a rooftop even if it's not this one.

So the view is completely shot now :( I know this isn't their fault and now that the Rickett Family…read moreowns it, they probably don't care, but it is something they should definitely disclose prior to ticket purchase. The reason for the knock off in stars, is because with the limited seating they do have on the rooftop and now even more limited because of the view, they shouldn't reserve all the seating. Lots of people were forced to watch the game inside, simply because there was no where else too go. The who reason you go to one of these rooftops is to enjoy the rooftop!!! Food was okay and the beer was on the warm side. All in all, I wouldn't come back to Down the Line

This was nightmarish. The Cubs have now made purchasing tickets quick and easy. The Virtual Waiting…read moreRoom was spending time of your life you could not get back.

The DePaul University women's basketball team plays in the McGrath Phillips Arena which is located…read morein the Sullivan Athletic Center. The arena itself is just a little better than a high school gym. It's small with stadium bleacher seating on both sides of the court. There are electronic score boards on both sides and a large screen that shows the game. I'm not sure the purpose of the screen since the arena is small enough where watching the actual court is better than looking at a vibrant screen. The sound system was fabulous. It was easy to hear the lively announcer. There was a concession stand that was nicely staffed outside of the arena; however, the small space was easily congested. There was also a table that sold t-shirts. Tickets for the games are inexpensive. We were able to get two seats (and they were assigned seats) to a sold out game. Unfortunately, we were disappointed to find that there was a DePaul student already in one of our seats. We showed her that she was in our seat and she only scooched over a little on the bench so that the two of us could squeeze into one seat space with my posterior hanging off the end. The girl explained that students are allowed to get into the games for free and that they are allowed to sit wherever they like despite folks who have paid tickets for assigned seats. It was extremely uncomfortable to sit on a cramped bleacher in that fashion. Additionally there was little leg room. My knees often touched the back of the person in front of me. I'm a small person so I can't imagine a tall person having to squish into the space. On the plus side, I appreciated that the cheerleaders, the dance team, and the band were all there to provide entertainment during time-outs and half-time.