Atmosphere

First time at this bar, was told by numerous people that this place was a must. We came in and it was hot. A lot of people were shirtless and that was fine with me. The drinks were strong and the service was very prompt.

I went with friends on Saturday night. I was surprised by the Dj and his music selection, love it, 70's and 80's hits. You can feel the disco vibe. Everyone was enjoying. The drinks are delightful, the bartenders so friendly and helpful. I had a great time there. I'll totally recommend 👌 if you are up to dance all night long and have fun with friends. I'll be back soon.

Ok people hear me out DANCERS ARE BACK! Music is banger too they should give that DJ a raise! It was packed to the brim in here on the weekend after Halloween, we had a great time and everybody else was too. Such an unpretentious place to go dancing, I love it.

Omg ever since the dancers got cut it’s not the same. Almost 10 and it’s empty. 35 people here and it’s 930, back then it used to be packed by now. Would get here by 830 to get a table. Saving X amount on stripper insurance must be making up for the lack of patrons. Bring the dancers back!!!!!

Negative stars if possible. Walked in at 6:45 on a Friday and maybe 10 people max sitting at the bar and no other patrons anywhere else in the bar. We went to put two bar stools side by side, not obstructing the service area where one would order drinks, and the only bartender was so rude he said we couldn’t move the bar stools and then walked around the bar to put the bar stools back. When my friend simply say ok don’t need to make it a big deal, and went to put the bar stool back, the bartender then said he wasn’t going to serve him. We immediately walked out. Too bad since we had such a great experience here during Andersonville Street Fair.

I miss the days when you had to fight to get to the bathroom because it was packed. It’s so dead in here on a Sat night at 10pm. Bring back the dancers they bring you business. It feels like when it was a cash only bar and no one came in.

Wow. first the pole was gone, now stripper Bingo and now the rumor is also the dancers are going. Are you really not paying attention to your patrons? Atmosphere was the place to go to hang with your friends, have great drinks, hang with your friends, see the great dancers and enjoy their great bartenders. Besides the bartenders, that's gone. Now it's Roscoe's, Andersonville location. Bunch a drunk girls having an attitude during the weekends taking over our safe spaces. Anything else you want to take away atmosphere??

I've lived in Andersonville for 5+ years and have been going to Atmosphere since that time. (More often during the pandemic and post.) I loved this traditional "Dive" bar. A good drink, a calm environment and great service! Who doesn't like a little end of the day get-a-way from your WFH job?! I particularly liked that the new owners (since covid) decided to bring back some of the old-school traditions from Atmosphere's past. Themed music/dance night, Thursday night Stripper Bingo and others. Great ideas and activities to pull in patrons. And of course, the tradition that has been at Atmosphere always...Dancers on Friday and Saturday night! I loved that Atmosphere was the only male pole dancing bar in my area! Some of those dancers have great skills on that pole! Atmosphere or Cirque du Soleil: The Dive Bar Show? You decide! Business seemed to be going well! They had built up a new/larger following since the pandemic. I wasn't always a fan of the crowds (too jammed pack), but it was keeping the bartenders busy and the dancer collecting the $$$. Some minor complaints about some of these changes... The music/DJs...music is sometimes way too loud. Especially on those night where dancing isn't really happening. I'd like to be able to talk to my friends when I'm hanging at a bar. Friday and Saturday 'dance/DJ' nights were becoming overly crowded to the point where it was a journey just to get a drink, tip a dancer or get to the bathroom. In my opinion, Atmosphere doesn't have the best dance environment. There really isn't the space. But if you're going to make it a dance place, have an area where the music isn't as loud. An escape, where the speakers are turned off or put on LOW. Maybe the raise area by the windows? Again...minor complaint or improvements that would make my (and probably others) 'dance/DJ' night experiences better. BUT NOW, SOME BIG COMPLAINTS. In the past year or so, some major things have been changing or removed from Atmosphere. FIRST, the pole was removed. WHAT?!?! Many of us were shocked and confused by this change. Why? What was the purpose of this change? Safety? A very upsetting change. Then recently, they stopped Thursday Stripper Bingo. OK, maybe I understand this...the crowds weren't always huge, but it was a great device to bring in a good crowd on a normally slow Thursday night! Then the FINAL nail in the coffin! NO MORE DANCERS! This was, for me, the biggest draw to come to Atmosphere on a Friday and Saturday night. Even if I was somewhere else on those days, as soon as 10pm came I looked at my friends and would say, "Atmosphere for the dancers?" And we would all drag our asses to Atmosphere! Now it's gone! Well, things change...not sure if it's for the better but the owners have made a choice. I hope it works out for them because I think for a lot of the regulars...it does not! :(

@mosphere is still standing! One of the longest running bars on this strip, and I LOVE IT. Every time I go here, it's fun. Stopped in a couple weeks ago, for BF's birthday, and it was a fun and welcoming as ever. This bar personifies Andersonville. Gay, straight, bi, trans, non binary, asexual, every possible gender expression - you're welcome, come party with us and meet some new neighbors! Oh, and at times, watch some sexy, talented, HOT dancers!!

First I'd like to say PLEASE FIRE CARLOS THE BARTENDER!!!!!! I was stranded in negative degree cold weather by my ex a week or so ago, I was walking for so long and I couldn't feel no part of my body. I was sure I'd d!e, that's when I seen the atmosphere was still open, I walked into this bar for help. My phone was dead and I had no way of calling for help most of the people were rude but 2 guys let me use the phone after the bartender disgustingly told me no that I can't use their phone and told me to "go away and get out". I called my father and waited inside because it was cold. The nice guys who let me borrow his phone asked if I'd like to connect my phone to his boyfriends charger and I said sure. He plugged it in and a few minutes later the bartender Carlos came and threw my phone at the guy and said "she can't use the charger or the electricity because she's not a paying customer, tell her to leave" he treated me like complete dog sh!t, like I was scum. Never will I forget the horrible people and the horrible hospitality of that disgusting place. I really hope Carlos gets fired, he's a very terrible and heartless person.

Now here's a bar that's promodetely men attending, but it's fun and cozy and very welcoming to women. We walked in on saturday night after having a bad experience at a women bar nearby, my sister in law and her partner wanted to experience chicago bars coming from Orlando and Grand Rapids they wanted to dance and have a good time. We ordered drinks that were yummy and danced the night away, we watched the performances by cute young men on stage and felt welcome and safe between all the men in the bar. I would definitely go here again, the music was great, the drinks were great and the ambiance was awesome. A definite yes on Atmosphere in the Andersonville neighborhood. My sister in law was very happy tonight.

I won't be back. I lived three blocks away for five years and it was a regular hangout. Great to meet up with friends for "Stripper Bingo", Drag Race and dancing. The gogo's were always friendly (of course) and the bartenders Felix, Elliot, Jess and Jason were amazing - even on Fridays/Saturdays when the place was jumpin'. Tony behind the bar is a problem. He needs a career outside of the service industry. I've waited tables, tended bar and DJ'd so I know what I'm talking about. Tony is dismissive, unfriendly and has zero personality. Full transparency, I don't drink anymore. But I still go to atmosphere for bingo and to see my friends. And having a history in the service industry I tip well. Last time I was there he deliberately ignored me as I stood at the bar, twenty in hand, while he chatted with two of my friends...this went on for 10-15 minutes. The place was nearly empty. He knows I drink a Diet Coke. How hard is it to say hi, pick up the soda gun and press a button, while continuing to chat? He didn't acknowledge me at all so apparently he struggles with multitasking. So I won't be back.

How dare I? How dare I give Atmosphere, an up-and-coming divey gay bars with adult cartoons playing on its TVs and a line of affordable draft beer options a single lonely star? Well the long and short answer is: their service is unforgivable. It's simple really, one night a friend went up to the bar and ask for some water, but was unfortunately denied of any, because, and I quote, 'you haven't bought anything yet.' Are we denying free bar services now? Isn't hydrating important on a nights out, Mr tender? Didn't it occur to you that some people might want to take a water break before ingesting more liquor, Mr tender? The logic around this situation astounded me, and inspired the rest of the group to leave the bar and never return. Also the man laughed at my friend when he asked for water. Where was the joke? Unforgivable. A shame that we have to base an image off an establishment from one (very poor) experience, but that's where we were on an emotional sense. Good luck with everything Atmosphere. No more business from us.

I was assaulted at this bar several weeks ago, not only by a patron, but also by a bartender. A disagreement in the bar led to me being attacked outside the bar. And while I was being attacked, a bartender from the bar came out and pepper sprayed me. The Police refused to make a report on the bartender. I was battered and bruised and had to go to the hospital. The sad part is nothing will come of this. That is why it is important for my story to be told.

Best gay bar hands down. Visited from Brooklyn NYC with my wife to chill and hang out. I identify as transgender so I was hoping to check out the gay scene in Chicago. This bar is almost on a corner, it's cute and big with GORGEOUS lighting on the inside. We were here in the middle of pride month so we were blessed with the new pride flag displaying on the lights in the back left corner. The security carded us and we went on our way. The bartender was attentive and the best part is they were playing funny falling videos on one of their huge displays. I've never watched america's funniest videos in a gay bar before lol but this was quite the experience. I probably wouldn't go for again for the scene but the interior design is worth another visit. :P Not sure if I just came on a dead day

Great atmosphere ;) However, hire more bartenders and teach them "first come, first served"

It's a cute bar! No lie, I'll start off by stating that the guy at the front door was awesome. I kinda had attitude, you know, for absolutely no reason, because do you need a reason these days? He was checking ID. Mind you, I was the youngest in my group. Everyone definitely looks 45+. I was like, really bro bro? We gotta check IDs?! This guy said to me, I'm sorry but chicago has strict policies, plus you look young. I was like, really?!? He looks at my license shocked at how old I am. He was like, you look very young. I gave him that smirk and nodded. My nigg* my nigg*. Haha that was my guy. 4 stars just for that interaction, although he probably gassed it. Other than that, same as other chicago bars, right now Chicago is still following strict COVID policies so there's really no real reason to go out if you want to club/dance/mingle. Wisconsin/milwaukee is far less strict. No comment from me on the drinks, as I just had a ginger ale. I'll say this, our server was not friendly. He was not helpful when we were confused as to why he had me pay for everyone's drinks. I just said "eff" it. And paid for it. But he had asked if we were going to run a tab or cash out our drinks. I said, I'll cash out my drink. Next thing I know I'm paying for everyone's. So there was some back and forth, but ultimately I just paid because I was so irritated. So the door guy was awesome. Our server was a no thank you.

Loves the drinks and overall vibe, especially the dancers and the open patio format. LOVE LOVE LOVE the DJ and the playlist!!! 80s hits? Yes please! Only rated lower because the barback, I think their name is Leo, was very sloppy and inattentive. I get that it's super busy on Saturdays, but this barback was very rude and barely checked up or cleared our table at ALL! Bartender seemed frustrated, but was so busy he couldn't come to check on us. Still would come back, but on a different night.

My partner and I stopped into @mosphere on a recently warm Spring day. We don't normally venture to Andersonville, but we went on a walk and found ourselves lost in conversation and happened to wind up there. After a little window shopping, we decided to drop into @mosphere for a drink during their weekend $5 well cocktail happy hour from 3-5. During pre-COVID times, we always stopped in during Midsommarfest, so this was the first time we've been that it wasn't shoulder-to-shoulder packed. Thankfully they didn't fall victim to COVID business shutdowns, and still had a decent amount of patrons in their new socially distant setup. We were lucky and got a seat up front by the open windows. The drinks are always great, the bartender was super friendly, and the music was solid, too.

Great atmosphere! The drinks were reasonably priced and the bartender was friendly. I enjoyed the strip bingo!

Get place music and service are great ! Awesome neighborhood bar to hangout ! Friday and sundays are so much fun !!

Felix may be the best bartender I've ever witnessed. The guy pours a perfect drink and couldn't be more attentive. 5 stars any day.

My brother and I had walked in. Ordered a drink. We wound up having to use the bathroom (obviously because we were drinking) I watched Matt (the gm) toss my brothers drink and when I went to ask him about it, he proceeded to give me a very sour attitude and threw a drink at my brother saying "shut up and take this" Never have I had such a sour experience at a bar. And having worked in the industry myself, I never gave my customers that much grief. There were some customers that said he was drunk because they bought him drinks. Regardless of who bought the drinks I would not recommend buying any gm drinks. No matter what restaurants.

Great place with awesome people! Drinks are fairly priced and the service is friendly. Highly recommend if you're in the area

Atmosphere and the bartenders still suck. I went in there for a quick beer with a friend after dinner at Octavio. Was given a similarly salty experience. It almost made me wonder if they just don't want business. I didn't spend any money so no harm there. I might go in one more time to see if they bat 3 for 3

forgot to add... they have male dancers every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday night... NEW drink special for Friday: $13 Cosmo Pitchers... woo hoo

I always have a great time when i come to @tmosphere. The bartenders are great, the crowd is friendly and last but not least my favorite Cabaret duo sings here...Amy and Freddy. I've followed them around for the past 8 years or so and this is one of the friendliest bars they have performed at. @tmosphere you're okay in my book!

This place is shit...me and my friends were waiting for one of the bartenders to take our order and they've passed us multiple times and we were standing right in front, 20 mins later we finally get to order i wanted a mai tai and the bartender who ive seen there for a long time had no fucking idea how to make it and he gave some serious attitude. How do you not know how to make a fucking mai tai thats like the most basic bitch drink you can make. So we told him how to make it and he just mixed a bunch of random liquors in it instead and it tasted like shit i couldn't even drink a quarter of it it was so disgusting. Yall need to get your shit together @tmosphere.

I waited for more than 15 minutes and the bartender never took my order. Very disappointed. I won't come back to this place !!

I fully expected that this morning I would be updating my review of @mosphere, raving about how wonderful they are. How sad that I'm going in the opposite direction. Last night was the latest in a series of Yelp Chicago Gay Nights. I chose @mosphere for the event because of their widely advertised Sabbath Stripper Sunday, with $1 well drinks, $5 martinis, and male dancers at 9pm. Imagine my surprise when I walked in the door at 7 o'clock to discover that they were hosting a benefit for Season of Concern, featuring storytellers from Serendipity Theater. And imagine my combined embarrassment and annoyance when they started scolding us for being too loud. Now both of these are admirable organizations, and I can understand performers wanting some quiet and attention while they are working. And if had had any idea there were going to be storytellers at @mosphere, I would never have scheduled an event there. But at no time over the past month since Gay Night was planned was there any mention of a benefit on the same night. Their Midsommarfest schedule was clearly posted; this week's "Club Manhunt" has been up for weeks; even the weekly trivia contest is listed. But the "please be quiet because people will be reading their stories" event? Not a sign. This, in spite of the fact the @mosphere's website has an Events page, which links to their Google Calendar of scheduled events. Oops. The woman from Serendipity Theater did tell me that the information was posted on their website, as well as on the Season of Concern website. So if planned to have dollar drinks and strippers at Serendipity Theater, I would have been fully warned. About those dollar drinks. No dollar drinks. When I went to the bar, I saw the special listed as $3 drinks. When I asked the bartender about it -- the surly bartender who took his surly time getting to me, despite the fact that I was clearly the only person at the bar looking to get a drink -- he said, "Oh yeah, we don't do that any more." To which I replied, "Better change the website, then." Because it's up there, clear as day. On the freaking home page. To which he replied, "It's on the website?" *sigh* As it turns out, the $3 price is a tremendous discount from the regular $4 price. And if these drinks were any more than $4, I'd be finding another bar. At this point, you may be wondering why I even give @mosphere 3 stars. In the end, it all turned out okay. The stories ranged from okay to pretty good, and most people missed the worst one, which was the first one. By 9pm, we were allowed to talk and act like we were in a bar. About the same time, the nice bartender started working, which was a huge relief. And some time between 9 and 10 -- 9pm in gay time -- the strippers started working. Well, you can't really call them strippers, since they started as undressed as they were going to get, and you can't really call them dancers, because even if they wanted to dance, their platform is about the size of a coffee table. But they were all reasonably attractive and 2 of the 3 were actually friendly and in a bar like @mosphere, you take what you can get. Which kind of sums up the whole experience.

The $.50 well drink specials lured me in and kept me on a bar stool for the evening. I got to flex some mental muscle by teaming up with my homegirl, Erika G. We blew the competition out of the water by winning at free trivia night! A sign for Sabbath strippers on Sunday with $1 drink specials is a little bit awesome. When it's nice, you can sit by the open windows and watch the activity on Clark St. Why I haven't gone in here before is beyond me. I'll be back.

This place used to be pretty cool...fun to have a cheap drink during the week, listen to some Morrissey and flirt with the shirtless bartenders of ambiguous sexual orientation. I went back recently (after a year or more) and it was SKANKY! I mean, I'm not gonna say I didn't watch the male strippers... or proceed to meet up with them at Stargaze and then go to Jackhammer with them...but SKANKY ;) Shameless! Also, in the past I didn't feel particularly uncomfortable being the only woman in the bar but I definitely got some attitude from the mostly male clientele this time...Oh! And I didn't see any porn, but if they do show porn it can't be worse than Clarks on Clark! GMP 24x7!

Great small dance bar in Chicago. Nice service and friendly . We were here on Sat night .They have male dancers and very fun upbeat musics . Free buffet on Sun. 6pm.-8pm. We'll comeback for sure!

I've been to @mosphere twice for Wednesday night Drag Queen BINGO and have always had a good time (seeing how I've won 4 times). The regulars are more than happy to welcome a new face to the exciting world of BINGO. The bar is a decent size and the bartender isn't shy when it comes to pouring the booze. The only negative about @mosphere is that it's a cash only bar.

The only drawback being this place is cash-only, I was still pleasantly surprised with the very cool staff-- thanks, Michael, for being a great tender o' the bar. I've only been here on a Sunday evening thus far, but I would definitely return for more fun with friends.

While Atmosphere draws a large, eclectic mix, the crowd is predominantly gay and lesbian. There's never a cover, though the space does host special events and benefits that are always open to the public. A 30-foot-long bar and an elevated seating area overlook the dance floor, often set in motion by a DJ spinning dance hits and house standards. Exposed brick walls, galvanized metal and hardwood floors and warm lighting create an inviting upscale ambiance. Closed Mondays, the week starts off with $1 bud light drafts and well drinks on Tuesdays, Wednesdays feature the Comedy and Song talent of Amy Armstrong and Freddy Allen. There's always great music on the awesome sound system with many local guest DJs . Fridays and Saturdays feature late night Go-Go boys if that's your thing. Sunday Free buffet from 6pm to 8pm. Summer Hours: 5 p.m.-2 a.m. Tuesday through Friday; 3 p.m.-3 a.m. Saturday; 3 p.m.-2 a.m. Sunday; Closed Monday except for private parties

Visited awhile back and came in for a few drinks and to hang out. Pretty large space with seating at bar, high tops, and stage for dancers (attractive men in briefs). Very laid-back bar, nothing too flashy. It wasn't overly crowded, decent music. I'd return. -1 cash only

Great drink specials ($1 well drinks and jello shots on Tuesdays!) and friendly staff. I have yet to come here on a weekend.. but during the week, the other patrons are friendly, and its not too smoky or crowded. And the pretzels they leave out for me to nosh on are not stale. Bonus!

I find @mosphere to be not quite sure of what it is. I find @mosphere a bit creepy as well. A fun place in the summer maybe when they open up the outside windows for their inner deck but there isn't much here that makes them a unique place I want to go. But then again it is a bar. 3 stars for the cute dancers there sometimes. Especially the one who did the towel dance the other night. he showed me his Pee pee for only a $1 tip.

A fun and interesting Saturday night. I'm not sure if every Saturday has the same schedule but what we saw we enjoyed. When we first arrived there was a dancing/singing type thing going on (I have no idea what to call it. It was a group of people, choreographed, singing random Madonna and Boy band songs, in different arrangements of people). It was absolutely entertaining. After that, male strippers. Perfect bar for a bachelorette party (if you want that kind of party). There were moments of slight creepiness (and if you're "innocent" or naive or, dare I say it, prude, you wouldn't enjoy what we saw), but overall the friends and I felt really comfortable here and laughed and danced and drank.

This one time it was my birthday- I was drunk (but I suppose that's no surprise) we had some not so amazing (yet very intoxicating) drinks at Ceaser's followed by more drinks at @mosphere. Was it just me or did the strippers look sickly? I mean they had nice bodies and what not- but they all these sort of jacked up faces. Who knows? Maybe it was the rubbing alcohol Ceaser's gave me on the house in the form of a shot. But ever since that night I cant get the images of those dancers out of my head- and it ain't pretty.

We were cut off because we were apparently too drunk to write this review. Screw you guys. We wanted 3 more coronas but we were too drunk. Ok whatever, on to the next bar.

The drinks are strong. The porn never ends. That's about it -- have been here a few times now, and it's always been dead minus one Friday late night when I stopped in, when the dancers had started. End your night here, but don't start it.

Oh @mosphere! It seems you have an identity crisis. Please tell me: exactly WHAT are you trying to be? You have a lot of potential. It seems that you try to please everyone, but you don't really succeed. Sometimes there are strippers. Sometimes there's dancing. Sometimes there are drag queens. In the past, there have been cabaret acts. You never know what to expect. It is a nice space. It's clean, comfortable and nicely appointed. The drinks are good and reasonably priced and there are always decent specials. For all of this, the place rarely is busy. This bar is stumbling distance from my house, but I tend to avoid it. The staff is friendly and it has a good neighborhood vibe. These factors prompt me to give it three stars, although it 2.5 might be more like it. If I do pop into @mosphere, it's as a "first drink of the night" kind of deal. It's usually pretty quiet and makes for good "where do we go next" conversation. I just wish they could pull it together better. For a place that calls itself @mosphere, it rather lacks atmosphere.

It's a little trashy, but also a good time. The bartenders are friendly and the drinks are of adequate strength. The dancers that I've seen the numerous times I have visited @mosphere have been decent and there's a variety of types and personalities. I compare it to Cocktail a lot in Boystown - both have similar decor and dancers, but @mosphere is nowhere near as crowded, which is a plus for me and my occasional social anxiety. I wont go out of my way to come here, like I would for Mary's Attic, but if I end up here I'm not upset about it.

I've lived in Uptown for over a year and a half. And when I came across this bar over a year ago... I found it to be refreshing to be away from the bars on Halsted. I remember discussing with friends how we were going to spend out summer up north, rather than going to BT... Summer came and went. I think I've been to Atmosphere 3 times since the first time.... I dunno what happened because we were ALL about it. I wish there was more pull to drive more traffic up there... It would be so much fun if we could get them to be busier! I gave you 4 stars for potential :)

Awesome homey bar tucked away in Andersonville. Great owner, bar keeps, dancers and atmosphere. If you want to feel at home with a fun twist, @tmosphere is your place. Plus the Fabulous Regina Upright is your ultimate hostess. Come on out to @tmosphere today!

@mosphere is possibly my new favorite bar. Or at least my new favorite place to get an ego boost. I've never been told I was beautiful more times that last night at @mosphere. I don't care that the men who were telling me were gay, they were sincere dang it, I did look cute! For me Thursday nights may be the way to go. Three dollar well drinks? Check. Male strippers giving lap dances? Check. Boys Gone Wild on every TV screen ? Check. Good times. Hopleaf had better watch out!

Strong drinks, mediocre talent dancing in their underwear. Place is kinda dated, it's got a distinct 1970's, gay sex is still taboo feel. I'd say it's okay for a quick drink, but not all night... Unless of course you're ugly. If you're ugly, you may get turned on by the mediocre dancers. If that's the case, bring your singles so you can keep creeping on those guys and making pathetic attempts to touch their junk! :)

I've heard friends buzz about this place, but when I checked it out last Saturday, it was kind of boring. I thought it would have been a lot larger, and there was probably a crowd of 20 or less, including the 1 no-no dancer. Okay, I mean go-go dancer. Drinks weren't that great, and it's cash only!

YAWN.....RUDE.... Rarely any one in here and when it is crowded, the crowd is not fun and not pretty. Even the go go boys can't make this place rock. Most recently (and for the last time), I went in with some friends and was so disappointed. Bartenders with attitude that don't know how to handle a crowd. I don't care if you are gay or straight or bi---learn to bartend boys and girls!! Yeah, serve all your friends first and ignore everyone else at the bar. Very nice. After waiting 15 minutes for a drink, the bartender continued to ignore me when a group of his friends walked in and pushed their way to his station. So wait another 5 minutes as the bartender does shots with all this friends and just about everyone else at the other end of the bar. Then I called the bartender over (politely, I called him over since I have worked as a bartender and I get it) and he shouted "WAIT YOUR TURN MF!!" Well, that was enough for me so my friends and I left and went down the street to a more friendly and fun bar. I recommend the management there watch their bartenders more carefully and maybe train them in customer service. Unless of course you are trying to be Mini-Bar, then, well, good luck with that. The door staff seemed very nice so that was a surprise. Maybe they should train your bartenders. Won't be back.

Great atmosphere, drinks and great place to socialize. Drinks are reasonably price, great service and the owner is an amazing person. Warm, charming and great at making you feel welcome.

Having been in my share of similar spots, I keep coming back to this one because it just seems to have a more "up" vibe to it. Whether that's the staff, the patrons who are refreshingly not the primping Halsted lot, the open windows facing Clark, or the distracting rugby players on the screens, you've got me, but that plus a clean washroom adds up to a nice spot to put yourself under the hammer and put together a proper hangover.

You gotta love @mosphere when you're in Andersonville. My friends like to stop in here when we are in the area. They pour the drinks stiff and that's not the only thing.. they have male dancers on Friday and Saturday nights. It gives you something to look at while you're in there. They also have eye candy on the plasmas so you have something else to look at. The bartenders are sweet and they like to give you some extra vodka with your cocktail!

For the warmer months @mosphere gets a four star review. I love going there on a weeknight when it is nearly empty and sitting at a table in the window with a couple friends for hours. Somehow I always seem to end up there on dollar drink night as well. Do they have them that often or is it just a fluke? I don't know. Hey - for cheap drinks and a nice spot to sit and chat this is a great place to check out in Andersonville.

i'm down! i recently moved to the andersonville area. the roommate & i were getting bored of drinking in our kitchen so we took a walk down to clark and heard music so popped in here.. there were plenty of people here, yet still lots of room - my kind of bar. i dislike going to places that are super packed. plenty of eye candy to go around. my only complaint: the drinks. they're just...off. some how. but hey. i was definitely not sober by the time we got here so it's all good!

Wow what a great neighborhood bar ! Friendly staff too. Their drinks are always great - never have to wonder where's the alcohol ! Don't forget to TIP YOUR BARTENDER. LOL