Crossroads Public House Chicago
Crossroads Public House Chicago Information
Quick Facts
- Crossroads Public House Chicago Bar is known for offering a great value on both drinks and food.
- Crossroads Public House Bar Chicago is a great place to watch sports games on flat screen TVs.
- Chicago Crossroads Public House Bar creates fun experiences for guests thanks to playful and attentive staff.
Info
Location:
2630 N Clark St
Chicago, IL 60614
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Phone:
773.248.3900
Nearest Transit:
Diversey (Brown Line, Purple Line)
Hours of Operation:
Mon.- Thu. 3pm- 2am, Fri. 11am- 2am, Sat. 11am- 3am, Sun. 11am- 2am
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Crossroads Public House Chicago
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Summary
Features: Crossroads Public House Chicago Bar offers great food and drink specials that will wow your eyes. Crossroads Public House Bar in Chicago provides plenty of games to keep you and your friends entertained.
Why We Go: Crossroads Public House Chicago Bar gives guests serious bang for their buck. Besides satisfying patrons with the impressive value on food and drinks here, Crossroads Public House Bar in Chicago has games that make visitors' nights extra fun.
- The Value: Guests can rest assured knowing that their money will go far at Crossroads Public House Bar Chicago. There are enticing specials every day of the week.
- The Games: The plethora of flat-screen TVs broadcast every sport you might be interested in watching. There's a pool table, Foosball table, video games, and fun themed game nights at Crossroads Public House Chicago Bar.
- The Service: The upbeat and energetic staff at Crossroads Public House Bar Chicago have your personal satisfaction as their priority.
Inside Knowledge: Crossroads Public House Chicago Bar features jumbo Jenga for fun life-size play of this favorite game.
Do's and Don'ts:
- Do Sing Karaoke: The super friendly DJ and host of karaoke nights will fully support you in your endeavor to sing publicly. Guests love getting up and singing their favorite songs for the happy crowd.
- Do Come For Monday Dinner: You can enjoy a complete New York strip steak dinner at Crossroads Public House Chicago Bar for an impressive $6.95.
- Don't Miss Wednesday Trivia Night: Come to Crossroads Public House Chicago Bar at 8:30pm midweek to enjoy friendly competition with fellow bar patrons. The festive and fun atmosphere is enhanced with super affordable mini burgers and personal cheese pizzas.
- Don't Go Hungry (Or Thirsty) On The Weekends: Fridays and Saturdays are all-you-can-eat events at Crossroads Public House Bar Chicago. For $20, you can feast on as much delicious food as you'd like. Eat pizza, pasta, mini corn dogs, tater tots, spinach artichoke dip, and veggies. Drink as many Miller Lite drafts, CPH drafts, PBR cans, and well drinks (vodka, rum, gin) as you want.
Venue Amenities
- Bar Food
- Dance Floor
- Full Bar
- Happy Hour
- Private Parties
- Easy Parking
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Nightlife Review : Crossroads Public House Chicago
Jason Bushey
(Site Editor)
Nov 17, 2011
at 9:14 am
Joined: April 2011
xxx.xxx.244.242
Would recommend to a friend
Date of visit: 11/11
Went with: a friend
Went for: quick drink
Cover Charge: not required
Crossroads - Cheap drinks, fun atmosphere in Lincoln Park
I visited the Crossroads Public House right after stopping by The Southern in Wicker Park for a drink. While it's probably unfair to compare the two given that they're both so different, I have to say that the value at Crossroads was so above and beyond that of The Southern, which is why I would recommend it over the (admittedly classier) Southern a short cab ride away.
When my friend and I arrived at Crossroads, the vibe was lively and there were tons of people there - and yet we were still able to find a couple of seats at the bar. (SCORE.) We were immediately greeted by a genuinely nice (and attentive, and pretty) bartender who informed us that cocktails were now $1. Yup - $1 you-call-its. (SECOND SCORE.)
We each ordered a drink and a water, and sat down for the home stretch of our Thursday evening. The music was noticeable, but not too loud that I couldn't hear my friend talking. Also, we made casual conversation with the bartender, which is always fun. (Again, I liked The Southern, but the bartenders at Crossroads were much warmer.) Overall I had such a good time at Crossroads that ...
... I came back a couple of days later, this time for dinner. I had noticed they served food on my first trip, so as I wandered down Clark St. on my last night in Chicago in search of a meal and the Bears game, I stopped to check the menu at Crossroads. Just my luck - $6.95 steak and fries special. (SCORE THREE) Again, I parked it at the bar (the same seat, even), ordered my meal from a different but equally nice bartender, and settled in for Monday Night Football. (Hey, Mickey's - they had the sound ON. Just sayin'.)
My steak was actually better than I expected - granted, I had low expectations. It was a little fatty, but it was cooked the way I had asked for and was definitely worth the $7 I spent on it. Also, while I didn't indulge, I noticed that they had $5 pitchers of beer, which by any standard is a pretty amazing deal. Lastly, they had flat-screen TVs everywhere, so I would definitely recommend it if you're looking for a place to watch the game.
Whether it's a quick drink, dinner or a sports bar you're looking for, Crossroads has it all and I'd definitely recommend them if you're in Lincoln Park.
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