(773) 832-9040
3535 N Clark St
Chicago,
IL
60657
41.9463
-87.6557
Neighborhoods: Wrigleyville, North Side
What People Are Saying About Goose Island Wrigleyville
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – Opened in 1999 to augment the original Lincoln Park location, this rambling, multileveled spot relies on class over character. A beautiful wooden bar, TVs of all sizes in every direction, a "legends of baseball" mural and several dining areas comprise the space. The large back patio features a view of Wrigley Field. – – The Draw – Pub grub with a twist--many items incorporate the bar's specialty brews. The Waveland melt, a griddled Black Angus burger, exceeds the ordinary with a tantalizing combination of onions grilled in beer, mushrooms and dressing on…
Brutal - Stick to the Clybourn Location!
by chrisegilbert at Citysearch
I don't know how there could be such a big difference in the two Goose Island restaurants - they share the same (or very close to the same) menu. While the Goose Island in Wrigleyville is larger and has a nice setup for watching the NFL games, the staff is off and the food preparation is horrible compared to the Clybourn location. The turkey burger we were served was not close to being done and the fish (part of fish and chips) needed literally about 5 more minutes in the fryer. While the manager took the items off the bill, our server initially was skeptical of our assertion and insisted that the burger and fish were supposed to be undercooked. This experience will also teach me a fine lesson - never pick an item off the menu by saying the following right before ordering: "Wow, I can't remember the last time I had (insert menu item)." The beer, artichoke dip, and Paulina Market meat platter were naturally excellent as they always are. I love Goose Island but recommend the Clybourn location. It?s worth noting - I'm not one to give many negative reviews - I keep those opinions to myself rather than try to negatively influence others. However, with all that has been said, I felt this review necessary.
- Pros: TV's everywhere, size, location, beer, Paulina Market meat platter
- Cons: food, service, parking
great beer and food
by emilystrikesagain at Citysearch
i was pleasantly surprised by goose island. i was wary based on its location alone- i try to avoid wrigleyville bars/restaurants at all cost. we went on a wednesday around 7, so there was no cubs game and there were hardly any people there (probably why i had such a great experience). i like goose island beer, so that was an immediate plus, and their food was surprisingly great.
- Pros: attentive service, great beer, good food
- Cons: parking, i imagine it's insane during cubs games/weekends
Best Beer in Chicago
by okichich at Citysearch
The place is very large, which is perfect given its location, and the beer is out of this world. The food is your average pub fare. Definately a must if you are into more than just Miller Lite.
- Pros: GOOD BEER!
- Cons: can be crowded if the cubbies are playing
The Details on Goose Island Wrigleyville
Save Time:
All Goose Island brews on tap are available to-go in 64-ounce growlers. Bottled Goose Island can be found in most convenience stores around the city.
Where to Sit:
The upstairs is usually reserved for large parties. Call the pub to make arrangements.
Know Before You Go:
Business hours are different for April to September are Monday to Thursday 11am-12am and Friday to Sunday 10am-12am.
Category:
Restaurants, Sports Bars, Neighborhood Bars, Brew Pubs, Brew Pubs, Bars & Pubs
Payment Methods:
American Express, Cash, Visa, MasterCard
Bar & Club Special Features:
Smoking Permitted:
No








