Five of Chicago’s best sports bars for all kinds of sports fans
One of just 11 US cities to have professional sports teams from five major American sports, not many cities love game day more than The Windy City.
With plenty of sports fans in the area, Chicago has built an incredible selection of bars to catch all the best sporting action in, no matter what events tickle your fancy.
Here Travel News Blitz’s Sam Condy breaks down five of the best hangout spots to soak up the atmosphere on game day.
The Globe Pub
Situated in Northcenter, The Globe Pub is a British-style sports bar renowned for its dedication to soccer and rugby matches.
Whenever a big game is on, the establishment is sure to be bustling with passionate fans.
Also serving a variety of UK pub grub, The Globe is a go-to spot for sports enthusiasts and food lovers alike.
Park & Field
Located in Logan Square, Park & Field repurposed an auto repair garage, transforming the space into a unique sports bar with a vintage aesthetic.
Lined with sports memorabilia, a trip to Park & Field is an experience like no other.
The establishment’s blend of old-fashioned charm and modern amenities provides a fantastic atmosphere for watching the big game in style.
Murphy’s Bleachers
Located in Wrigleyville, directly across from Wrigley Field, Murphy’s Bleachers is home to some of the most passionate Chicago Cubs fans in the country.
Featuring a rooftop seating area looking into the stadium, fans pile into the esports bar to experience a game-day atmosphere like no other.
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The Moonlighter
Situated in Logan Square, The Moonlighter is a laid-back neighbourhood bar, catering to sports fans seeking a more relaxing atmosphere.
The menu features a variety of American staples, including burgers, wings and an expansive selection of craft beer.
Its spacious outdoor area makes it the perfect setting to soak up the sun during the warmer months.
Jake Melnick's Corner Tap
Located in the Near North Side, Jake Melnick's Corner Tap is loved by locals for its award-winning wings, offering a range of flavours from mild to extra hot, suiting all tastebuds.
The bar houses plenty of TVs, ensuring that no matter where you are seated, you will never miss a moment of action.
Summary
Chicago is a sports lover paradise, when you can’t get to a game live, there are plenty of options in the city to ensure that a day of sports spectating is a memorable one.
Just make sure to get to your chosen establishment early, as many will fill up quickly ahead of the action.
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