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Sports bar · West Town

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Sports bar · West Town

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1601 W Grand Ave, Chicago, IL 60622

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Upscale bar with great pub food, cocktails, and speakeasy  

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1601 W Grand Ave, Chicago, IL 60622 Get directions

passportbarroom.com
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1601 W Grand Ave, Chicago, IL 60622 Get directions

+1 312 874 5745
passportbarroom.com
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Where to Watch the FIFA World Cup in Chicago

"This dimly lit bar in West Town at the corner of Ashland and Grand, sports 17 TV screens and an upscale bar menu. It’s from the owners of Azul Mariscos and will draw fans of South American clubs. There’s also a basement bar to hang out after the game. That can a boon when your club loses and you want to forget about sport." - Ashok Selvam

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Passport Bar Room - Review - Wicker Park - Chicago - The Infatuation

"While this Wicker Park spot does have 17 TVs so you can catch whatever game is on, Passport Bar Room feels less like a sports bar and more like a cocktail lounge. This is partly due to its trendy space full of faux suede and leather booths, geometric lights, plant wallpaper, and a speakeasy downstairs, and partly because they don’t have draft beer. The cocktails are decent, and the food is better than what you’d expect from a typical sports bar. The wide-ranging menu has things like sweet chili wings, a pambazo with smoky chorizo and labneh, and a juicy burger with spicy chipotle onions balanced with some pineapple." - John Ringor

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Brian Hargreaves

Google
Great local bar with food quality you probably wouldn’t expect. They even have a late night speakeasy with room for 20-30 downstairs too. Food was great but I really loved the cocktails. You definitely need to try the carajillo. It’s a kind of espresso martini on steroids with a coffee ice cream topping. Mmmm. The sbagliato was great too. Elote could have been a bit spicier though:) I’m actually exited to try brunch there too. It’s 12-5 at weekends and has lobster benny to keep you happy😋 The place itself has plenty of bar seating in an L shape and has both booths and high tops in the middle. Also the window clearly rolls down so it’s gonna be a great summer hangout too, but nice ambience. It’s got quite a few TVs for sports too if you need that kind of thing and has a great jukebox and also our favourite - a Photo Booth - downstairs by the speakeasy. Give it a try. A great addition to the neighbourhood. Also right next to the 65 bus or a few minutes walk from Ashland green line stop.

Maida Skys

Google
Passport Room Bar exceeded my expectations – a hidden gem with unexpected culinary delights. The late-night speakeasy downstairs adds an extra layer of charm, accommodating a cozy gathering of 20-30 guests. The cocktails stole the show for me, perfectly complementing the flavorful wings and exceptional veggie flatbread. The L-shaped bar, booths, and high tops create a dynamic layout, and the convertible windows promise a refreshing summer hangout. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the numerous TVs, and the jukebox adds to the lively atmosphere. Updated hours from Thursday to Saturday, 6 PM to close, offer themed nights, DJ entertainment, and a kitchen closing at midnight. A must-try for a memorable late-night experience with friends! 🍹

Charles Kinnan

Google
We showed up two weeks after soft opening, two weeks before full open. Bear that in mind. The menu is great. I mean, take a look to make sure you like something on it. But if you see something that looks good, you're wrong, it's great. I'm not trying to oversell. It's not exquisite. It's not "high cuisine". It's pub food. Really f'n good pub food. Extra disclosure, we've known the manager for a bit. He used to run one of the most historic Irish pubs in Chicago. He knows drinks. His friend the chef knows food. A great combination. We started with cheese curds. They were so good that I didn't want to spoil them with condiments. So I didn't. The yogurt based ranch whip topic is a required part of the experience. The patats bravas are not just fried potatoes. One of the chef's favorite snacks are so much more... just more... even before you add the sauce and aoli. Soooo tasty. I had a lobster roll. It wasn't the most substantial lobster roll I've had. But it had the largest chunks of real lobster, and it was delicious. Speaking of substantial, my friend ordered the burger and it came with much thicker bacon than most places. Not Au Cheval thick, but awesome. He really missed out giving away his bacon. Yeah yeah. There are three spaces here: the main floor, speakeasy basement and four seasons patio (soon to be opened). Each with a different vibe. All top quality. "Damn there are a lot of people here tonight after only being open two weeks," said a random patron.

Kim Arellano

Google
I love Vig or Bih! She was great and she should be a manager. She kept it so calm and collected, so mature. Please give her a raise and make her manager, she is indeed manager material. I will Be coming back because of her. In no way she made any one’s life complicated, she was accommodating to everyone. That’s the kind of service I look for whenever I go to a new bar or restaurant.

Katy Hoover

Google
Wonderful service, food, and cocktails. The Patatas Bravas and Smash burger were fantastic. Can't wait to check out the speakeasy and patio.

Maribel Delgado

Google
I celebrated NYE there and it was so much fun! All the staff were very welcoming! It was open bar with general admission fee, which was great! The DJ was AMAZING! He played great music the entire night! He really made bringing in the new year fun! I danced the night away! I will definitely go back!

Ethan Nunez

Google
Loved this place! The atmosphere, food and most of the drinks were great. The bartender Chris is a master mixologist and it shows in his drinks. I followed him from his previous bar- after it closed down. He gave us a welcoming tour of the place. I can not wait to try the speakeasy downstairs-it looks like it will ready any day now. In the warmer weather they will have an outside patio. I highly recommend the lobster roll and the pambazo. I love their concept of pairing food and drinks from different countries-I can’t wait to try more items next time. Overall a great place to hangout, chill or go out on a date.

Arianna Villarreal

Google
Great vibes! Looks great for any occasion. Service is great and lively plus the food is tasty! Great insta worthy spot