My girlfriends and I flew from San Diego to Chicago for a book release of In Her Own League by Liz…read moreTomforde. Wrigley Field and The Last Chapter bookshop were hosting her as this was the final book within the Windy City series. The 1914 Club is bougie and absolutely stunning, did you know that it's right underneath home plate, um okay? First the team here is so amazing and friendly, we were given complimentary drinks and a buffet of hotdogs and pretzels and popcorn, I took a couple of plastic cups as souvenirs. Everyone was so accommodating, one of the signature drinks for the book release had rum and I asked to switch it with tequila and there were no issues. I don't know how I could ever go to another baseball game and not think of being at 1914 Club, such a cool experience, also their bathrooms are top notch fancy.

Omg! One of the best experience in my life! Delicious food! All you can eat and drink! Amazing…read moreseat!! highly recommend if you get a chance!

We popped in here to get a drink while we were in Wrigleyville and it was good vibes. It was…read moreNovember, so no baseball, but there was a college football game happening in the stadium. It was busy but we were still served at the bar quickly. The bartender was helpful, lots of tvs around the stadium and lots of foot traffic outside. It was around the holiday season and they had an ice rink outside which was fun to watch. I'd come back and grab some food next time!

This place is right next to the baseball field so it's very easy to find. It would also be a great…read moreplace if you don't have tickets and want to still be in the area. There are plenty of TVs, multiple are very large so there doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the whole area. We just stopped and got drinks, but it was nice to use the QR code for a menu and even being able to pay. It's also helpful because you can easily split the check amongst multiple people using the QR at the table too. We were not here on a game day, but it was during a few March Madness games, so it was VERY VERY loud, so be prepared to shout to the people at your table.

Sat outside on a beautiful afternoon before the Cubs game! Our server was attentive & brought…read moredrinks out quickly. Portions are huge so bring your appetite! I tried the buffalo chicken fries & LOVED their wing sauce! Hubby had the hot honey chicken sandwich but it needed more sauce. Daughter had the Italian beef sandwich & loved it. Great family friendly spot!

I originally loved that the menu clearly labeled vegetarian and gluten-free options, and I was…read moreexcited about that when I ordered the burger bar fries (which were marked as both GF and vegetarian, with onions and sauce). Unfortunately, my experience went downhill quickly. I was served a dish that contained bacon and was not gluten-free, even though I specifically told the server I have a gluten-free restriction and double-checked my order. I didn't realize until after I had already taken a bite, which was really upsetting. When I brought it up, the response was very dismissive and rude, which made the situation worse. Because of this, I honestly don't feel this place is safe for gluten-free diners, despite the menu labeling. On top of that, a white claw was nearly $12, which felt very overpriced. Another strange detail was the bathroom situation. There was someone stationed there handing out soap and asking for tips in the men's bathroom, and when my brother-in-law was in there and said he didn't have cash, they suggested Venmo instead. Mine you - this is NOT a high-end place at all that would warrant that! It was uncomfortable, and the female bathrooms were also in very poor condition when I visited with vomit on two of the three toilet seats (and it was only 5 PM). Overall, I've rarely given a one-star review, but this experience really didn't meet basic expectations for food accuracy, cleanliness, or customer service.

My son and I visited on Friday, July 10, at roughly 2/3pm, and I believe the person assisting us…read morewas Mike (?). He was the bartender as well as person assisting with the games. He was fantastic and very helpful. My son and I played for just about an hour, and went through a variety of games, including: golf, football, soccer, zombie shooting game and maybe one more. It was a good time and a nice way to have some fun after shopping. We were told on Mondays the games are much cheaper so that would be a nice day to try this if you're in the area.

Really great way to spend an hour. Great staff, reasonable prices, and you can get a small cheval…read moreburger or a drink. Very relaxing even when I'm golfing poorly, which is always.

I stopped by Joe's on Weed and ordered the celery and carrots with a water. The vegetables were…read moreextremely fresh and honestly some of the best I've had. Service was quick and efficient, thank you Libby, the overall experience was excellent. I'll definitely be back for the carrots and celery. (The water was also very good)

I specifically came here for the DJ, Party Pupils which was great! The music was a mix of mainly…read more70's and 80's mixed to a constant dance beat which moved the packed crowd or hours. Multiple bars inside (separated from the sports bar) kept the drinks flowing at a great pace!

I have been coming here for decades. This is one legendary Chicago tavern…read more I have been to private parties, before and after Cub games, and on Fall Saturdays for College football on the TVs in the good old days. The food has always been a lot better than you would find in a normal saloon. The place has plenty of space. Only rarely have I felt crowded. Bartenders work hard and are attentive.

Bernie's has been my go-to spot in Wrigleyville for more than 35 years. Excellent service…read more Reasonable prices. Easy access to the ballpark. Traditions. Occasional celebrity sighting. Pregame buzz among the fans. Food is very good, as I almost always order the Italian Beef/Sausage combo with tots. Great atmosphere.

I thought it was pretty good! If you are looking for something a little more upscale in the United…read moreCenter, this is the place to be! You automatically get cheesy garlic bread for the table. I went with the Lobster Roll since it's Lent. It was a little smaller than I expected, but you get alot of fries and quite a bit of lobster. If anything, the service here is a little slow. Also, my server asked all the tables around me if they wanted desert. She didn't ask me: I said wasn't itching for a desert, but it would have been nice to see the menu. The menu is also very overpriced, but that's kind of expected at the United Center. I'd come back!

Great before a Hawks game! 7 of us before the Towes game, drinks and dinner. Nice to walk up the…read morestairs to the room - big bar and big restaurant. Expert service a the food is really good! Expensive ($28 for the double cheese) but really good! Everyone enjoyed dinner and nice we could take our drinks in. Also, nice it was a short walk to the 200 level and our seats.

I haven't been to the United Center in years, but it holds very fond memories for me. Lots of fun…read moreconcerts, basketball games (go Bulls!), and hockey games (go Blackhawks!). The venue is easy to navigate and has plenty of parking at a cheaper rate than most stadiums. I took my guy to his first major league hockey game and we had a blast! It was very memorable and such a perfect way to end his first day in Chicago. I also couldn't believe my luck at finding an amazing Blackhawks leather jacket that was on sale!! Seriously couldn't believe my luck! Drinks and food are on par with other stadiums as far as price, quality, and options go. One of the cleaner stadiums I've been to as well.

My friend and I recently traveled to Chicago to attend the NCAA Men's Basketball Midwest Regional…read moreSemi-Finals & Finals (also known as the March Madness Sweet 16 & Elite 8). Every year, we choose a random venue and city to attend, and for our first time in years of this tradition, we decided to check out the United Center and Chicago. We went on a Friday to see two Sweet 16 basketball games (Michigan vs. Alabama and Iowa State vs. Tennessee) and then returned again on a Sunday to see the Elite 8 basketball game (Michigan vs. Tennessee) with the winner heading to Indiana for the Final Four. The games were electric, the United Center was a welcoming site, and it was easy to travel to and from (in general). We thought it was strange upon our arrival that the bag policy didn't allow clear bags that were a tad too big but it did allow unclear bags if small enough. We wish the American Express Lounge was open during our visit but I guess that is only during regular sporting events. The Uber Zone was also a bit complicated to figure out, but we eventually did. All in all, the entertainment in the concourses including great photo opportunities, the many food locations, and great merchandise locations. The United Center is an indoor arena on the Near West Side of Chicago and is home to the Bulls (NBA) and Blackhawks (NHL). Clearly, United Airlines is the corporate sponsor. It holds 23,500 people. There are 27 unique concessions restaurants located in the United Center including barbecue, chicken, pizza, Mexican, and other options. There are specific locations available for gluten-free and vegetarian food options, too. Some of the highlighted restaurants include Rocky's Bar, Queenie's Supper Club, FanDuel Lounge, Pepsi Grab N Go (and The Dashery & 4-Star Markets), and member's only dining like Chicago Stadium Club on the Lexus Club Level and Ketel One Club. For a special event, this location was great for the NCAA basketball tournament! I would certainly consider coming back to the United Center again in the future.