Nightlife
Locations
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Wrigleyville
- Bernie's Tap & Grill
- Big Star
- Brickhouse Tavern
- Casey Moran's
- Cubby Bear
- Deuce's Major League Bar
- Full Shilling Public House
- GMan Tavern
- Houndstooth Saloon
- HVAC Pub
- Irie Jerk Bar & Grill
- Lucky Dorr
- Merkle's Bar & Grill
- Moe's Cantina
- Mordecai
- Murphy's Bleachers
- Nisei Lounge
- Nola Bar & Kitchen
- Old Crow Smokehouse
- Output Wrigleyville
- Rizzo's Bar & Inn
- Roadhouse 66 Gas N' Grill
- Sheffield's Wine & Beer Garden
- Sluggers World Class Sports Bar
- Smartbar
- Stretch Bar & Grill
- The Country Club
- The Dugout Bar
- The Irish Oak
- The Sandlot Wrigley
- The Sports Corner Bar & Grill
- Trace
- Vines on Clark
- Yak-Zies Wrigleyville
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Boystown
- Berlin
- Bobby Love's
- Cell Block
- Charlie's
- D.S. Tequila Company
- Elixir Lounge
- El Mariachi Tequila Bar & Grill (3420 N Broadway)
- El Mariachi Tequila Bar & Grill (3906 N Broadway)
- Fantasy Nightclub
- F. O'Mahony's
- Hydrate
- Kit Kat Lounge and Supper Club
- Lark
- Little Jim's
- Progress Bar Chicago
- Replay
- Rocks
- Roscoe's
- Scarlet
- Shakers On Clark
- Sidetrack
- Splash
- The Closet
- The Lucky Horseshoe
- The North End
- Wang's
- Wilde Bar & Restaurant
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Andersonville
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Lake View (Southport)
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Rogers Park
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Edgewater
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Near North Side
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Uptown

Articles & Photo Albums
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Andersonville and Rogers Park
By Billy Gubrud. Created on May 5, 2020.
There have been a lot of people asking how the gay and lesbian bar and restaurant owners and their staff have been doing during the pandemic. In this first installment of my story, I have reached out to the incredible owners in Andersonville and Rogers Park. (Boystown next week).
Ashley Wright, Co-Owner, Hamburger Mary’s, Mary’s Attic, Andersonville Brewing Company
How badly has the pandemic affected your business and you personally?
To say this has had a negative impact is the understatement of the century. Our sales are less than 5% of what they were before the pandemic. We’re doing …
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Bartenders and the Pandemic
By Billy Gubrud. Created on May 5, 2020.
I’ve been lucky to be able to work within the LGBT community for 20 plus years. I started at the very young age of 25 years old. During this time I have gotten to know many people over the years that work within the community. I have featured three bartenders in this first installment about how they are handling the pandemic and their opinions on the future.
Jason, Mary’s Attic
How are you handling not being able to work during the pandemic?
Fortunately I got my unemployment squared away immediately, as money was my biggest concern. At first I …