Abbey Pub
Chicago, IL 60618
Phone: (773) 478-4408
- Cross Street:
- Elston Avenue
- Directions:
- El: Blue line to Elston
- Hours:
- Sun-Fri 9am-2am, Sat 9am-3am
Editorial Review for Abbey Pub – by Citysearch Editors
The Scene
Stone walls and blond-wood floors lend a homey feel; seating is divided between a main floor and a U-shaped balcony upstairs. Full-service dining complements the pub's music and sports events.
The Draw
Since the mid-1970s, big names in Celtic music have performed, and now the concert menu has expanded to include a who's who of indie acts. Prefer sports? A 15-foot television and 14 monitors throughout the bar carry satellite broadcasts of international soccer and rugby matches. A dozen drafts and even more bottled brands give patrons plenty of beer choices; a full menu of Irish and American food provides solid eats, from munchies to entrees and desserts. The Abbey also hosts one of the best St. Patrick's Day celebrations--if you can get in; the line usually stretches around the block.
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Insider Tips
Know Before You GoThe pub's Lambay Dining Room opens early (9am) on weekends for a real Irish breakfast. But due to city liquor laws, no alcohol can be served until 11am on Sundays.
User Reviews for Abbey Pub
01/19/2005 Posted by alohamu
Been to Abbey pub many times for Irish groups like The Fenians, Prodigals, Seven Nations, and others. Owners, Looney family, run a great place and recently redid the music room. Huge variety of beer and drinks...great menu too! My husband proposed to me there with The Fenians in 2001 so it is one of my top places!
Pros: Variety, entertainment, atmosphere
Cons: , not cheap, crowded (weekends)
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