PLAY BALL seriously…read morewho would give wrigley anything but 5 stars. Love my cubbies. Love my baseball diamond nestled in a neighborhood. Love that there isn't a massive parking lot surrounding the stadium. Love that you can see CTA and the lake. BEST MLB STADIUM

Wrigley Field is absolutely packed with history and energy. The entire area surrounding the stadium…read morewas alive with fans, restaurants, and excitement, making it such a fun game day experience. Be prepared to arrive early, though, as the lines can get long and navigating the concourses may take a little extra time with the crowds. One thing I really appreciated was that they offered vegan hot dogs and veggie burgers, making it easy for vegetarians and vegans to still enjoy classic ballpark food. Overall, Wrigley delivers an iconic Chicago baseball experience that every sports fan should experience at least once.

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!

Was there for the Post Malone/Jelly Roll concert. The owner closed all the bars in the facility…read morewith over an hour left in the concert...they stopped serving 30 minutes before the vendors inside Wrigley Field stopped serving. After closing the bars the owner continued to serve his guests, but not anyone who actually bought a ticket!?! The owner seemed more intoxicated than any of the patrons and did not seem to mind that he was ripping off his customers....the bartenders were all very nice, and were sympathetic to what happened but it was out of their control. Until this place gets new ownership l, I would avoid at all costs.

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.

This suite, in the green space in the center field bleacher, is a great place to watch a Cubs game,…read moreespecially if someone else is paying. There's a premium food buffet, a better selection of alcohol (open bar), and access to the bleachers themselves, if you want to enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of a full Cubs game Bleachers Experience. If not, the air conditioning inside might be your cup of tea (tea also one of the amenities, if you so choose). This is a private party suite, and you have to arrange with the Cubs ahead of time to use it, but, like a lot of the other suites, it's an experience you should try at least once, and unlike many of the other suites, it's open to the average public (who can afford the per person charge). Get a group of your friends together and give it a try!

We held an elopement party in the (newly renamed) Fannie May Bleacher Sweet for about 100 people on…read moreMemorial Day, 2016 (Cubs beat the Dodgers, 2-0). Diego Chahda was our contact, and a prince. He helped us with ticket distribution, decorations, flowers, food, the whole deal. He set up the entire room (perfectly) based on our specs, and escorted us around the ballpark before opening pitch. Andrea at Levy catering made sure we had the perfect food and beverage package. She and her staff went above and beyond to make sure our day was special. From set-up to take-down, the entire Fannie May Bleacher Sweet staff was professional, fast, and slightly adorable. The large, long Fannie May Sweet is in the center of the ballpark bleachers. The room is temperature controlled, has private bathrooms, huge windows, access to the bleachers, and a view that can't be beat. The Bleacher Sweet was perfect for our private party - our guests will be talking about it (and the Cubs' Championship Season) for years.

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

Went with a friend to my first Cubs rooftop game. They had a nice selection of food. I had the…read morebrat, which was my favorite, as well as a cheeseburger, hot dog and Italian beef. Can you say pigging out! They also had a nice selection of beer, including Fat Tire and Blue Moon. There was a long line for food right about the time the game started but earlier and later the line was reasonable. The beer line moved quickly for most of the game. I expected the view of the field to be more blocked. Overall, I was pleased with my first rooftop experience.

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.

Although we were unable to watch the game inside the stadium due to COVID. I called the athletic…read moredepartment and they told us where we could watch it outside. Bob was super nice and described where we could watch it. We did have a good view of the game. The DePaul parents were also super sweet and gave us good wishes for getting into the stadium!