This dank and enigmatic labyrinth of commerce and sheltered commute winds haphazardly through the Chicago Loop both under and over the streets.
Dark and usually empty, this friendly joint serves beer from India and has some really tasty fare.
Sweetwater is packed with the upscale after work crowd on most evenings, and with a heavier tourist mix on the weekends. Great beer selection here.
This semi-swanky after work bar is only open Wednesday through Friday, but has some great scenery even though it's located next to a food court.
With inspired cocktails that have funny names and the famous $212 martini, this "tavern" is fun and fancy but the food is quite bland for the steep prices.
What's not to like about getting hammered in a train station? Drink up before your commute to the South or maybe at lunch.
Infield's serves a slightly better version of standard pub food with some good local beers on tap and a surprisingly local clientele.
Thalia is an Asian oasis in the middle of Block 37 between the Red and Blue line stations. They serve sake flights and feature Sapporo as a complement to tasty pan-Asian dishes.
