Lone Wolf marks the latest resident on Randolph Street's Restaurant Row. Unlike anything else in the area, this no-frills bar harkens to Chicago's bygone tavern era, with rustic motif, a concise cocktail list, and a small food menu curated by Pleasant House Bakery.
Hubert R.
Very mediocre bar with some pretentious and "frat star" bartenders - all of which have attitudes. If you want to wait 20-25 min at the bar to get a drink...
Jose Mendoza
Love the name, bartender gave me a tequila drink, “Born in Oaxaca“ and it was one of the best drinks I’ve had in a while. Being from out the country and learning Chicago, this is truly a great place to stop by and have a nice drink. Thanks for the recommendation.
Karl Loepke
A dive bar vibe in the middle of some crazy fancy places. Skip those and go here. They have the best well Vodka in the city, Skeptic Vodka. If you didn't know, now you know.
Michelle O'Connor
The atmosphere feels like a trendy bar that is trying to be a Logan square dive but they have solid drinks and allegedly serve tamales from the tamale guy. I didn't witness this, but as someone who lived in the West/Humboldt area in the early 2000s and frequently experienced the legendary tamale guy, I hope it's not a rouge.
Ross Karlins
Average bar in a great location (right next to au cheval where everyone has to wait for their table, so they go to nearby bars as they wait). Service was fine. Vibe is low key.
