Suggestions for Bars/Restaurants near Soldier Field
Just wanted to thank everyone who replied to my earlier post about my husband and I coming to Chicago in October. Suggestions were awesome and we're looking forward to great food and drinks. But... I have another question...
GOING TO BEARS VS VIKINGS SUNDAY OCTOBER 16TH, AND I BELIEVE THE GAME STARTS AT 7:15. STAYING IN RIVER NORTH 75 E WACKER DR. NO CAR, ON FOOT OR PUBLIC TRANSP.
ARE THERE ANY PLACES NEAR SOLDIER FIELD THAT ARE WORTH GOING TO BEFORE THE GAME? OR SHOULD WE STAY BY OUR HOTEL? NOT SURE HOW BUSY THOSE PLACES WILL BE AND NOT SURE ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR SOLDIER FIELD AND JUST WANTED A LITTLE ADVISE! SUGGESTIONS FOR RESTAURANTS AND BARS NEAR OUR HOTEL ARE NOT NECESSARY, AS WE'VE ALREADY HAD LOTS OF RECOMMENDATIONS IN AN EARLIER POST. THANK YOU!
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I haven't been in several years, but one of our ex-Mayor's favorite places for steaks is Chicago Firehouse here:
http://www.mainstayhospitality.com/in...If you're looking for more of a sports bar, the Wisconsin transplant, Kroll's is a little further south on 18th.
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Chicago Firehouse Restaurant
1401 S. Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605›1 Reply-
re: jbw
Also in the realm of the sports bar is Scout Waterhouse and Kitchen, just opened in the old Opera space and very near Soldier Field. Nothing to report personally, but by October there should be some discussion floating around the cyberspace. Here's an early look:
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There are a few places within walking distance (a mile) of Soldier Field that are pretty good.
Gioco (Italian), Tapas Valencia (Tapas, obviously) and Zapatista (Mexican) come to mind, as well as Chicago-style deep dish at Lou Malnati's. We've done them all at one time or another before Soldier Field events.
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Tapas Valencia
1530 S. State Street, Chicago, IL 60605Gioco
1312 S Wabash, Chicago, IL 60605Zapatista
1307 S Wabash Ave Ste Lobby, Chicago, IL 60605›1 Reply
