The 11 Best Places for An Irish Beer in Lincoln Park, Chicago

Robert Grant: While Galway Arms is an authentic Irish bar, they have an nice beer selection so feel free to try something beyond the Guinness

Michael Hastings: Best Guinness in Chicago- also gourmet menu.

John Skopis: Try the guinness creme brulee its amazing

Zach Solomon-Beloin: Becoming my go-to place for a fun few hours in Lincoln Park. They have old school video games, darts and pool. Solid bar with a good beer selection.

Scott Flaherty: If you've been searching for the real world equivalent of HIMYM's MacLaren's, look no further. You've arrived.

Jake Smith: They have an extensive video game collection. I highly recommend browsing through it before ultimately deciding upon playing drunken "Goldeneye" with friends.

Chris Ferguson: Good beer + good music. Just tried the bee's nuts...awesome spice and goes well with a Tuesday beer

Morgan Mildred: Last Wed. of the month, be here. The Heard (back room)...rocks my world.

Ryan Gac: Funk/soul/boogie every Tues. In the back room - 10pm! $2 pints

Anamaria Hernandez: Great selection, free popcorn, funny bartenders. What more could you ask for?

Ceels: giant jenga!!!!! and free popcorn & peanuts

Rush and Division: Dog friendly! Bring your pup.

PJ Beardsley: This is a classic great Chicago bar, with by far some of the best drink deals I've ever seen. Great old school Irish vibe, and pretty much every night you can get a $3 beer and a $2 shot. Free WiFi!

Bear Dohring: Southsider fireman's bar. Ask for Bridget

Nicky Gee: $3 shock top everyday!

Carol: Really really packed on Sunday's. Pretty good drink specials. Really really loud

Zach Reed: Awesome patio area with cool trendy decor.

Joseph B.: Much better than the OSU bar that was here before. Perfect for Sunday fundays in the beer garden.

Silvia Butta Calice: Amazing vibes and music! The staff is super kind! Totally worth the 15$ to get in.

Explore Chicago: Its late hours, regular acoustic blues sets, all-night kitchen, and vibrant neighborhood full of shops, restaurants, and other entertainment recommend this club as a top blues destination. Read more.

Soul Train: This spot is one of the oldest blues clubs in Chicago and was rated "Best Blues Club" 13 years in a row. If you're not having a good time, check your pulse.

Carolyn Baumgarten: The octopus hash is phenomenal. You have to love octopus but with the bacon and potatoes, it was delicious.

Tasting Table: Fried food fans must get the duck wings. They come with buttermilk dressing and fiercely sour cherry mostarda for double-dipping: Read more.

Kelcy Hale: Beet flatbread, then muscle bowl with watermelon salad. Amaze. Can't believe my 'hood finally has such a great go-to! Excellent food/people @ The Peasantry.

Eric Christopher: Great burgers and fries. A lot of craft beers in bottles.

Allison Kaminski: Great burgers and beer selection

Justin Sadowski: Service can be slow, but the food is great. Large sitting areas at entrance and rear are first come first serve.

Mike Segoviano: great good and service, highly recommend this restaurant! Try the Salad Bar!

Lettuce Entertain You: Get rewarded at RJ Grunts! Earn points on every purchase toward meals, trips & wine. Ask your server about the Lettuce Entertain You Frequent Diner Club! Read more.

Chicago magazine: Lettuce Entertain You launched its empire—and Chicago’s first salad bar—in 1971 at this comfort-food icon. Try the Grunt burger, BBQ ribs, and the cookie in a bowl. Read more.

Jordon Novak: Here are 3 pieces of info: wifi password: spartans; chili dogs are awesome; miller lite is super cold.

jess z: Joe Kennedy is the only bartender you'll ever need.

Mike Quan: Sit in the big chair-feel like Alice in Wonderland.