Chicago Food Blog

Chicago is known for having hot nightlife venues, and with all the different choices in Chicago to go for an after-work cocktail, how does one decide? Well, here are three places to go in Chicago, each with their own unique qualities that make them the best places to go in the city:

Living Room: Living Room (172 W. Adams) is a hidden gem in Chicago’s nightlife scene. Gerber bars are known for their creative concepts, outstanding drinks and fun atmospheres. It comes as no surprise that the Living Room possesses all of these great attributes and more. The lounge is designed for patrons to enjoy an exciting night out while still being able to relax and unwind in a space like their own living room. The space is appointed with lush couch seating and tucked away nooks that are perfect for enjoying a cocktail. While the lounge is as inviting as an actual living room at home, the upbeat music and subtle lighting cues set the mood for a night out.

Bull & Bear: Bull & Bear (431 N. Wells) themes the fast paced life of Wall Street with a contrast of an “Everybody knows your name” sort of feeling with their sports bar atmosphere. The state of the art Self Serve Table Tap system is a real attraction for any beer drinker! This already famous spot has become the go-to destination for business professionals and stock-brokers who want to grab a drink and unwind following the closing bell. Another reason why people can’t get enough of Bull & Bear is the plethora of flat screen TVs, sports games and the Xbox gaming menu that allows patrons to sit around and play their favorite Xbox games! But ladies- don’t be afraid to ask for a channel change! Bull & Bear is glad to serve up a side of Desperate Housewives with your Kobe sliders!

Bull & Bear
www.bullbearbar.com
431 N. Wells, Chicago
(312) 527-5973

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District Bar: District Bar (170 W. Ohio) is designed as a contemporary interpretation of a classic bar, integrating divergent features such as a Zebra wood bar top, leather walls and a revolving bookshelf passageway to a private party room resembling the 1920’s look of a speakeasy. The private party room is encompassed with oversized flat screen TVs and a sleek wood and leather finish that completes the look. For a taste of the South right here in Chicago, try the Peach Julep with Jim Beam Black Bourbon, peach schnapps muddled with mint leaves and brown sugar. Snack on mushroom or proscuitto flatbread, or for something heartier, try the Surf and Turf Dumpling or the Bacon and Pancakes-BBQ braised pork shoulder with scallion pancakes!

District Bar
http://www.district-bar.com
170 W Ontario St
Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 337-3477

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