From house to blues to rock to folks, Chicago has plenty for all music fans. Le Piano is a jazz club on the North Side, an intimate venue that has something special. A post shared by Phillip Tawanchaya got2photo. A landmark that's been witness to Al Capone and more. No trip to Chicago would be complete without a martini at this jazz Mecca. The bar is about the music not conversation. Please abide by the house rules. A post shared by Mary meirybomb. This historic bar recently was remodeled to add a full kitchen.
For years, the dance floor has been home to late-night shenanigans with square dancing and such. The space is intimate and hosts a variety of bands.
A post shared by Beat Kitchen beatkitchenbar. Counter culture thrives at this Roscoe Village dive which closed, only to reopen again in December The small stage is home to some of the city's most-inspired jazz performers.
A post shared by joelberk pfcidb. This spot is about the Killer Bs: barbecue, bourbon, and the Blues. The style is South Carolina whole hog with St. Louis ribs and pulled pork, plus a martini that uses pickle brine. The music mostly takes place during the weekends with acts curated by legendary Chicago chef John Hogan, known for his work at River Roast and Savarin.
The bar is a bit of an outlier in the middle of DePaul, and many credit it with bringing blues to the North Side. The two stages offer guests non-stop music, and there's barbecue that's more than enough the satisfy the most picky eater. This dive bar cares about its patrons and hipsters cram into the back room to hear a variety of bands playing their hearts out on the weekend.
