Sometimes the best known bars are not necessarily the most visited by locals. In Chicago, there are plenty of underrated bars that are near and dear to the hearts of residents. These little neighborhood joints will have you drinking like a Chicago local on your next trip to the Windy City. Small Bar Small Bar

In a city known for its major breweries just as much as its craft breweries, it is no surprise that Chicago has plenty of beer centered bars. What is a beer bar exactly? A bar that puts beer first. It needs to have a large variety of options on draft, as well as a huge

Chicago has erupted with up and coming breweries that have put it on the map as a go to ‘beer city.’ The market is competitive, but luckily with the trend in craft beer, patrons strive to stop at them all at least once. Many of these brews are available outside of Chicago as well. So

  We’ve all been there. It’s late, maybe had a bit too much to drink, so the obvious next step is to get something delicious. But drunk food isn’t just about the time of night. It’s about that fast, tasty, balance of grease and reputation. Here are some of Chicago’s best late night spots that

Considered by many to be the live music capital of the world, Austin is one of the immensely cultural dots in the grand state of Texas. Located near central Texas, veering towards Houston and the Louisiana border, Austin hosts one of the best known multi-media festivals in modern times– South by South West. The festival

Los Angeles is a major hub for music, pop culture, food, outdoor activities, and night life. For decades the city of angels has attracted tourists from around the world to its history in film and entertainment as well as its natural tendencies to be a cultural melting pot. When it comes to night life, LA

Philadelphia has a bustling nightlife and a beautiful historic cityscape, but one of the things the city is best known for is the Philly cheese steak. The iconic American sandwich staple was first created in the 1930s and has undergone few changes since. The traditional Philly cheese steak recipe includes thinly sliced and grilled rib-eye

The economic and cultural growth of the Windy City has been heavily influenced by the Prohibition Era, creating an influx of speakeasies and bootleg alcohol production. Many prohibition bars and manufacturers still exist today and are appreciated as some of the finest brands in the country while inspiring future bars and products to come. When

New York City can easily be considered the world’s largest cultural, professional, and artistic melting pot. With the multitude of neighborhoods, boroughs, and suburbs, there are almost too many bars and clubs to rank in any real fashion. While NYC is a city of dreams and one that never sleeps, it certainly isn’t cheap. Just

Washington D.C. is historically known as the nation’s political hub, but underneath the white collar West Wing aficionado lies a man or woman who craves a stiff drink and a noteworthy distraction. For years, D.C. has been a thriving music hub with a bustling bar scene. The nightlife in the nation’s capitol is alive and

  It’s a Friday night and your friends need to go out! Someone calls an Uber, and you and your friends squeeze into a black car on the way downtown. It’s quiet in the car. Too quiet. You’re in the front seat though. You can feel what’s coming. Somebody has to be car DJ for

Tinder use in Los Angeles has reached critical levels. When meeting a Tinder match for the first time (or second—sometimes the second time is even more nerve-wracking than the first!), it is imperative that the location is swanky, but casual; a mixture of public, but reserved at the same time. Bar Marmont (Yes, it is