No Sunday Ticket for me - help find a good Chicago sportsbar

[joemax_60613 0]

I live in Wrigleyville and am not looking for a packed $4/beer place. I have gone to JT Sullivan's and The Newport often and am looking for something new. I'm looking for a place that has all the games. Thanks

[wiffleball 4,648]

Here ya go.

 

http://www.worldsgreatestbar.com

 

 

- Yer Welcome!

[joemax_60613 0]

lol wiffle. shoulda known not to expect any serious answers

[wiffleball 4,648]

lol wiffle. shoulda known not to expect any serious answers

 

 

Ya know, I TRY to be helpful, and what thanks do I get??

 

I mean, I got you to the worlds greatest bar - It's right in the title!!

[joemax_60613 0]

Probably just a little much for me to handle on a hungover Sunday morning.

 

Not that there's anything wrong with that!

[wiffleball 4,648]

I'd avoid the pulled pork sammiches.

[Brick Tamland 0]

I live in Wrigleyville and am not looking for a packed $4/beer place. I have gone to JT Sullivan's and The Newport often and am looking for something new. I'm looking for a place that has all the games. Thanks

 

I live in Bucktown, but still go to Lincoln Park, Laveview and Wrigleyville w/ my friends to watch games. Here are my favorites. Some of these are LP, but they're a short ride on the red line from Wrigleyville.

 

Lion's Head Pub just south of Lincoln & Belden has $1.50 Miller Lite and MGD drafts

 

Grand Central at 950 W. Wrightwood has great TVs, isn't very packed and has a cheap Sunday football brunch.

 

The Union at Halsted & George has a smaller crowd and cheap beers.

 

Full Shilling House at Clark & Waveland has $1 Miller Lite drafts.

 

Casey Morans just north of Clark & Addison has an azz load of plasmas, and a smaller crowd.

 

HTH

[Patriotsfatboy1 1,432]

I don't know about in the city, but outside of the city, try Dave & Busters. Plenty of TV's. Good beer, solid food, and plenty of other entertainment.