Lizzie McNeill's

Pretty cozy little Irish pub (or maybe I found it cozy since it's right next to Sheraton and was the only good place open late). And 80s Brit-Pop! And...

Spectacular Riverfront location and strong cold drinks... It doesn't get much better than this for Chicago, when you can sit outside and enjoy a beautiful...

Lexi, our server was phenomenal. Her beer recommendation was spot on. Food was good but not over the top. This is a casual dining spot just off Michigan,...

I was out here for business and came in late one day because this was the only spot open super late next to the Sheraton. You definitely have to get the...

Great place. See John the GM or the lovely bartender. She will take great of you especially if you ask for a shirley temple...lol!!

Lizzie McNeill's is the perfect place to go when you're a bit tipsy and in need of some greasy, satisfying bar food. For having a neighborhood sports bar...

Cozy Irish Pub nestled along the Chicago Riverwalk. Great pub grub, ambience and wonderful customer service. Walking distance from our hotel and the Navy Pier.

Came last year 2021 and it was raining. We stopped in here to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Still the height of covid so mask were required. In 2021, bag...

I ended up here because I was attending an event at the Sheraton nearby, and Lizzie McNeill's was practically the only bar open before 4 pm within a comfortable walking distance - which is exactly why I went there three times, including dinner one night. It's a solid Irish-style pub with a good selection of appetizers and main courses (the Shepherd's pie got to my table in roughly ten to twelve minutes), and although it's not going to knock anybody out in terms of innovation it's got a great selection of ale and comfort food.

The way that restaurants are hidden inside nooks and crannies throughout Chicago never ceases to amaze me. This felt like a pretty authentic Irish public experience in the city. They had some pretty zany appetizers, so we ordered a few. My favorite was the Reuben egg rolls. Just like it sounds, it was basically a Reuben sandwich inside of an egg roll. The place was moderately busy, but they still accommodated our large group and I don't think anybody felt like we were being ignored even if we had to go up to the bar to order versus having our table service for food. We were staying at the Loews. You have to go down some stairs to get here, but seriously it was like a 3-minute walk.