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Bars and Clubs

2 miles Lincoln
Park
N ASHLAND AVE WEST NORTH AVENUE Lake
WEST NORTH AVENUE KENNEDY EXPRESSWAY NORTH CLYBOURN AVENUE Michigan
NORTH LEAVITT STREET WEST DIVISION STREET Chicago River NORTH HALSTED STREET Stanton Seward NORTH CLARK STREET
N ELSTON AVENUE
Wicker
Park
Park
Park
Eckhart NORTH LAKE SHORE DRIVE
Park NORTH ORLEANS STREET
WEST CHICAGO AVENUE WEST CHICAGO AVENUE N STATE ST N MICHIGAN AVENUE
NORTH MILWAUKEE AVENUE
NORTH LEAVITT STREET NORTH DAMEN AVENUE NORTH WOOD STREET NORTH ASHLAND AVENUE NORTH OGDEN AVENUE WEST KINZIE STREET N FAIRBANKS COURT Lee Olive
Milton
Park
W WACKER DRIVE
W RANDOLPH ST
Park
0 km 1 Union WEST RANDOLPH STREET DOWNTOWN Maggie
0 miles 1 WEST MADISON STREET Daley
Park
Cindy’s
Hideout
1 3
KENNEDY EXPRESSWAY
MAP D4 • 1354 W. Wabansia
On the rooftop of the Chicago
Athletic Association Hotel, the Ave. • 1-773-227-4433
stylish, glass-roofed Cindy’s feels Located off an industrial corridor
like a garden party from opening on the Northside, Hideout is a
hours to close. A terrace with two popular destination for live music
firepits offers panoramic views of and arty performances. Many big
Millennium and Grant parks, and names played here when they were
Lake Michigan. Cocktail choices rising stars, including Andrew Bird,
include large-format dispensers and they often return. Events such
designed for sharing (see p77). as the Write Club pit debating
scribes against one another.
Le Bar
4
MAP K2 • 20 E. Chestnut St.
• 312-324-4000
In the beautiful Sofitel Hotel (see
p116), a fashionable, over-30, mixed
crowd fills this lobby lounge after
work, lingering until the wee hours
of the morning. Servers clad in black
dispense martinis with scrumptious
flavors such as chocolate and
A night out at the Zebra Lounge raspberry, and can cater to all tastes.
Sable Kitchen & Bar
Zebra Lounge
2 5
An illegal speakeasy during
MAP K3 • 505 N. State St.
Prohibition, this tiny piano bar • 312-755-9704 • Opening times vary
has stood the test of time and Named after Chicago’s first non-
compe tition, packing in loyal revelers native settler, Jean Baptiste Point
nightly. Zebra prints dominate the du Sable (see p41), this dimly lit
decor, and martinis are the drink of restaurant has a classic 1940s vibe
choice. Singing along with the pianist to it. With its quintessential American
to show tunes, torch songs, and dishes, interesting vegetarian
oldies is expected (see p83). options and an extensive appetizer
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