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Restaurants in Wrigleyville, Chicago, IL

Johnny O'Hagan's

20s / 30s / 40s / After Work / Burgers

Reviewed by Chris M.

"Chicago may have more Irish pubs than it has actual Irish, and many are sterile, corporate, and uninteresting. Johnny O'Hagan's was started by 2 Iris ..." more

3374 North Clark Street
Chicago, IL 60657

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Dark Horse Tap & Grille

20s / 30s / Anything goes / Burgers

Reviewed by Chris M.

"I'm not from Pittsburgh but I find that bars targeted towards these western Pennsylvanians and their Steeler passion are usually a good time and Dark ..." more

3443 North Sheffield Avenue
Chicago, IL 60657

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Vines on Clark

20s / 40s / ATM / Average Joes / Jeans

Party Earth Review With lots of glowing flat-screens beckoning to Cubs fans, daily specials luring the budget-minded, and a big seasonal beer garden perfect for open air drinking, Vines on Clark fits right into the Wrigleyville bar scene without being (entirely) about baseball. A long wooden bar with a mirrored back lines the right side ... more

3554 North Clark Street
Chicago, IL 60657

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Rockit Burger Bar

20s / 30s / Acoustic / After Work / DJ

Party Earth Review Just steps away from a stretch of the city’s rowdiest sports bars, Rockit Burger Bar offers hearty pub grub, live music, and a slightly more laid-back vibe in an upscale, but still sports-focused, environment. Much like its original sister bar in River North, Rockit in Wrigleyville is known for its energetic yet easygoing ... more

3700 North Clark Street
Chicago, IL 60613

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Sluggers

20s / 30s / Anything goes / Burgers

Party Earth Review Centrally located in the wild Wrigleyville bar scene and just steps away from famed Wrigley Field, Sluggers manages to combine a sports theme, dueling pianos, a stripper pole, and indoor batting cages to create a one-stop venue for drinking and entertainment. On the main floor, sports fans and fraternity types set up camp ... more

3540 North Clark Street
Chicago, IL 60657

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Uncommon Ground

30s / Acoustic / Anything goes

Party Earth Review A lively coffee house, restaurant, and live music venue, Uncommon Ground features nightly acts and hearty sustainable cuisine that bring in everyone from crunchy young hipsters and aging hippies to music lovers and mellow Cubs fans. Students and artsy types in need of a caffeine kick take their books to the back room, where ... more

3800 North Clark Street
Chicago, IL 60613

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Red Ivy

20s / 30s / Button-downs / Casual / DJ

Party Earth Review On a stretch of Clark Street next to Wrigley Field where almost every business is a sports bar, Red Ivy – named for the iconic ivy on the stadium’s outfield wall – fits right in, albeit with a slightly more upscale, club-like vibe bolstered by its vaulted ceiling, sultry red lighting, and weekend DJs. Comparatively mellow ... more

3525 North Clark Street
Chicago, IL 60657

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Johnny O'Hagan's - Irish Pub | Irish Restaurant in Wrigleyville, Chicago

Wrigleyville bars abound, so it’s a good thing that Wrigleyville restaurants follow in number. Something has to counter all that cheap beer, after all. Though most of the neighborhood’s sports bars serve up hearty pub grub, the neighborhood also has a surprising number of quality restaurants that have nothing to do with the Cubs or greasy burgers.

On the pub side, neighborhood veterans like Sluggers and newer sports bars like Vines on Clark have extensive menus of burgers, wings, pizzas, and other things that go great with booze. Some, like Johnny O’Hagan’s, serve up authentic Irish food to go with their authentic Irish owners and staff. Others, like Überstein, jump over to continental Europe with heavy German pretzels. Nightlife king Billy Dec has opened a Wrigleyville outpost of his Rockit Burger Bar, proving that burgers, beers, and sports fit in a trendy, clubby restaurant.

The neighborhood’s diverse population supports plenty of restaurants that don’t necessarily focus on what’s happening at Wrigley Field. Within spitting distance of the stadium, Uncommon Ground has made its name as one of the country’s best eco-friendly restaurants. Its hipster patrons, who might be more eager to hang out at a poetry slam than a home run derby, know they are getting serious eats from the talented kitchen.

Whether appeasing sports-related hunger or serving as a destination spot, restaurants in Wrigleyville are beloved enough to bring in crowds well into the winter.