Recently went here on opening weekend. The line to get in was down the street but it was worth the…read morewait. Great atmosphere, friendly people, good drinks, and amazing back patio. There were no sports playing though. I hope they play old reels of great women's games events of the past cause that's always fun to watch .

Incredible top tier drinks & ambiance. Warm inviting service & vibes. Rugby & a magarita with tajin…read moreon the rim was perfect! I was sad when last call came....thats how you know it was great

Some day, a Logan Square hipster whose nose for craft beer is as a bloodhound's for deer will cross…read morethe tracks and realize that they have Revolution Anti-Hero and Gold Cross on tap here. If they bring volume geometry skills with them, they might be disappointed to realize that the consistently short pours here are much closer to 12 oz. (i.e. bottle/can size) than the full pint typical of draughts east of the tracks. Might as well settle for bottles and cans. But, a better reason to come here is because it's the kind of solid, friendly neighborhood bar which is becoming increasingly scarce to the east and it's not at all seedy like some spots on the western fringe of Logan Square that you might walk past to get here. Recently rehabbed from its prior incarnation as Trier's Lads, this is easily the best-kept bar within at least a mile west past Weegee's on Armitage. With numerous TVs there's not a bad seat in the house for watching a game (or horses at off-peak hours). Though Hermosa is a predominantly Latino neighborhood, English is the dominant language amongst the white & blue collar mix here, and this is your place to go if your Spanish isn't ready for La Posada across the street. So that's what they do here, they provide a social setting, they show sports on the television, and they serve beer. Friends for the friendless, drunkenness to the sober. If you happen to need something more, you can snack on the tasty plantain chips from La Casa Del Jibaro, stare at the disco ball, or reach into the box of free condoms provided courtesy of the Chicago Community Condom Project.

How haven't I reviewed Uncle Mike's yet? OK, so I live around the corner and may be biased as to…read morethis bar's excellence, but I don't think so. Uncle Mike's is a place that I didn't really pay much attention to when I moved into the neighborhood because I didn't really notice it. This place kind of gets lost in a sea of taquerias and cell phone stores on Armitage. I first came here for a Michigan basketball game in 2017. On a Sunday afternoon, the place was practically empty but all the TVs were available for whatever we wanted to watch. Steve, the owner, doesn't mind if you bring in outside food to eat (since they don't serve food) so we went across the street to our favorite burrito place and brought food back for the game. Drinks were cheap and everyone was really friendly. The owner, Steve, talked to us a few times and invited us back since he knew we lived close by. Every time I've come in since Steve recognizes me and stops and chats with me, which I appreciate. I love Uncle Mike's as a local Hermosa bar and will keep coming here as long as I'm in the neighborhood.

Is this Chris' Beer Garden or Tavern on North?!?…read more Signage says Chris' but maps/Yelp say Tavern on North. Besides that being confusing, it really is nice inside. Modern decor, attentive and kind bar staff, good selection. Great place to come with a large group

Sometimes you just want a $5 cold beer and a reliably tasty thin crust pizza that doesn't break the…read morebank, and the new and improved Tavern on North does just that. If you're lucky enough to be there happy hour, you also can snag a DEEP and tasty $8 old fashioned. Plenty of TVs, and a nice back patio that's dog and kid friendly. Very kind bar tenders also. In a world of frills and fluff, the place brings back the simple joys of a local watering hole.

I'd seen this bar before, because it's only a drunken winter's night stumble down the street from…read moremy abode. But I never ventured in because of the infamous house of prostitution and bucket of blood bar named "La Ultima Barca" located at the other end of Drake, at Armitage, made me" weary", like Otis Redding sang in that song about "young girls wearing that same old shaggy dress" Then I met Steve (the owner) at a CAPS meeting and figured him an OK. guy because he was wearing a NY Yankee hat. I'm not much into baseball or baseball hats, but hey, if it's New York, then, it's cool. So one night I used it for my "third date is the charm spot". I have a method. My first and second date spots are always more upscale. The third date is a dive bar then back to my place to see what develops. Uhm, I had NO idea that Steve's is a gay Latino bar, with a few six foot tall trannies(who get the dance floor juke'n- tossed in the mix) until we walked through those swinging double western doors. Don't worry, they're straight friendly as long as you are gay friendly, which I and my date were. I guess there are tell tale signs of gayness, like the disco fortified juke box ( hello Donna Summers, I missed you!) and the tiny plywood "dance hall" in the back with the disco ball hanging down from the rafters. Oh it's an interesting place y'all. Including Steve's U.S Marine full dress uniform hung behind the bar, I guess no one asked so Steve didn't tell. There are a few gangbangers who hang out two blocks down (by Simon's Park) but they don't come in and are always respectful of the place, probably because they have some family members who hang out there on the "low low". The regulars are real friendly and they do have beer and mixed drinks, but I'd stick with the beer. If you're hungry then there is canned spam, which I guess is a Puerto Rican treat. I took a pass on the spam. Steve also owns the laundry mat next door and has a camera in the bar so you can keep an eye on your clothes while you drink to make sure no body steals them. Yes my friends, Steve's has all the makings of an amazing and diverse dive bar

ugh pls go back to regular service…read more.. i actually love the idea of being able to pay your bill with a QR code. i'll tolerate an online menu. but for the love of god, please let me speak to a human to order food. otherwise it's easier to just not leave my house and order door dash. (also from a fellow diner - american cheese slice on a taco? do better.)

The service and the staff are awesome. I really liked the host - he's fun, inviting and loves dog…read more What more could you ask for in a host?! The food however, well , the cheeseburger was yummy but nothing to extravagant. I think the small burger was around 15 bucks and it didn't even include fries. The cheese cake was meh. Pretty bland and the chocolate sauce tasted cheap. I love all sweets but I gave this one up after a couple bites. I do like this place is dog friendly. So points to them on that.

I am extremely disappointed with my recent experience here. My son went in to pick up an order and…read morewas immediately met with a rude and unprofessional attitude from the bartender--the only person up front besides the cook. I could even hear the disrespectful tone over the phone, which was upsetting enough that I went in myself to confirm the order and pick it up. When I asked to speak with a manager or owner, I was told the cook in the back was the owner. I explained that employees in the service industry should treat all customers with professionalism and respect, especially paying ones. The way the bartender spoke to my son was completely unacceptable. To make matters worse, the food was awful. The burger was not made as ordered, the fries were soggy, the Brussels sprouts were burnt beyond eating, and the brisket was soggy and flavorless. This was one of the worst dinners we've had and a total waste of money. Between the poor customer service and the terrible food quality, I will not be returning--and I feel others should know what kind of experience they may face here.

Great place to watch a game, shoot some pool, and have a beer. Wings were a little dry, maybe it's…read morecause the cook was on the phone the entire time she was cooking. But the good outweighed the bad here. The Bartender was super nice.

Great friendly bar with an amazing stuff in our neighborhood that has all the sports game and it's…read morea really friendly place we sure will be back!! Thanks guys we had an amazing time!!

I had a couple of beers there after work or espresso by morning is so well maintained and also…read moreclean place. You had a large counter top in L-shape really amazing style. I live in the neighbor and this place is a good place to watch sport and hang will friends, and reasonable prices. 4$ for any kind of beer is fair. Would recomand anybody I know.

Our party of 7 visited here for the Sunday Brunch and it was great! Whatever your favorite…read morebreakfast/brunch items are, it was on this buffet, from egg entrees, cereal, fruit, a large variety of pastries, bacon & sausage, etc. and juices! We ate inside but moved outside to the fire pits to enjoy the nice weather! A perfect place to enjoy our relaxing and friendly afternoon!

We came to Park and field on a Sunday for the Michigan State game during the boozy brunch. For $50…read morea person it was unlimited drinks until 2 PM and a breakfast buffet. All in all, I think you can definitely get your moneys worth and it wasn't crazy busy for a buffet set up. Was it the best food I've ever had... no but as to be expected for a bar brunch. They did have a decent number of options and they kept the buffet refilled really well. They also had a omelette station which I appreciated. They even allowed me to build my own egg white omelette. As for the drinks, this is one of few boozy brunches where you can order straight drinks instead of mixed drinks. In Chicago a lot of times you get mimosas or a cocktail that are totally watered down, but here you could get seltzers, beer, and sparkling rosé, and our waitress was excellent in keeping us topped off. Overall, we would definitely come back!

I liked the vibe. I took a gal I met on that DoMePlz hook-up site everyone uses and she seemed to…read morehave a good time. She sure did eat a lot though. LOL. Had a great night though.

I love Fieldhouse. I didn't plan to do Dive Bar Wednesday this week but my former roommate Matt was…read moredrinking here alone and I had a long day so I was like fine, I'm tired but I'll come for one drink. Three drinks later I'm glad I came. Megg is a top tier bartender and I met this dude named Chris and another guy who I haven't met yet is wearing a Rage Against the Machine T-shirt so surely he's cool. Idk drinks aren't outlandishly expensive and I wish my dad could come to this bar but he lives in Connecticut so he probably won't. This bar is probably a good spot to bring a second date bc if they actually like it you'll probably get married. Don't do it on a first date though

We came to FanDuel before a Blackhawks game at the United Center recently. It was a great…read moreexperience! Very clean and modern design. I would recommend getting to the United Center early and coming to FanDuel! Our bartenders; Tre and Amane were absolutely fantastic. They had a lot of personality and made very good cocktails. Who knew you could get an espresso martini while you're at a Blackhawks game?!! Don't miss out and stop in next time you're at the UC!

The Craps table is an absolute rigged game. The rolls are mathematically improbable. 9 craps in a…read morerow. Every time I would put so much as $1 on a "Hard Bet", next roll was a losing 7. I played $100 betting a dollar at a time, this is my game at casinos, I know what to expect. THIS GAME APP CHEATS!! Take my advice, OR DON'T, I would guess that ALL their table games are rigged! I know weighted dice when I see them.