Fire Pitch

Nice during summer with correct field size but in winter, they maximise to have a lot of teams, so the fields are smaller for 7v7

Worst experience out of any league I’ve been a part of. Took our $500, did not communicate for an entire month, never sent out a schedule and never responded to our emails. After 3 weeks of almost no communication and empty promises, the league was canceled due to “not enough teams signing up”. We were told they would process a refund on October 23rd. It’s almost been two weeks and again we’re not getting responses to our emails and we have not received a refund. The organizers of the league are an absolute joke, I’m not sure how they’re still employed.

Attended a dance fitness festival here and the space is awesome! Nice turf. Parking. Nice restrooms and restaurant. Would definitely return for another event or possibly host my own!

Nice friendly sport field for different games. They have a bar and restaurant with reasonably priced food.

Best soccer pub in all of Chicago, hands down. It's a great place for families with kids and meeting up with friends. Outdoor seating a an actual fire pit on cold days: Foozball ping pong FIFA Xbox set ups board games the fun goes on and on. Staff is super friendly and they have daily drinks and food specials not to mention great brunch menu for a sports pub and fun BBQs from time to time.

Great pitch that you can play in. Started playing the winter indoor league and the fields are a great size. The restaurant and bar is nice to grab a bite or drink with your teammates and once in a while you can see the Chicago Fire players walking around!!

Facility is fine. Leagues need more quality refs for youth and adult leagues

Clean, organize and warn even on cold weather. Nice pitches

Visited this summer during the Colombian soccer tournament games and totally loved the vibe, live music, Dj, food in the beginning. The only thing that I thought needed improvement was the wait staff service. They were not ready to handle the crowd. The wait to get a drink at the bar was almost impossible with only 1 or 2 bartenders. Lesson to be learned when hosting important sport tournaments or playoff games you need to be prepared. Also, rules & policies need to be implemented before hosting not after, I noticed the last few last soccer games there was a big drop off of spectators mainly because there was no dj, live music like they did in the beginning of the games. Music is what made it fun.

This is a cute little side project of the Chicago Fire and it's brought a lot of joy to the fans and is a lovely idea. It's basically a temp style food and games area for the fans. And my goodness it has the best outdoor soccer facilities in all of Illinois in my opinion. They're not cheap though which is why there's no 5th star.

Do you or anyone in your family love soccer? If so, this is the place for you. I went here for a VIP special event last February This facility is huge, and open 12 months out of the year. In the winter time, they inflate the dome and there are 5 different indoor soccer fields. You can have any kind of party here (birthday, graduation, team celebrations) as well as business meetings, team building, networking, and sports tournaments. They will take care of everything for you. They offer a full service restaurant and bar, party rooms, two full size turf fields in the summer and the inflatable dome in the winter. They also offer a SAQ program (speed, agility, quickness) for athletes under the age of 18. There is some street parking and in neighboring businesses parking lots, pick up a flyer inside for locations and times that are available for free parking. I have also included a copy of the flyer from last year showing parking locations. A great place for soccer lovers of all ages!

The Major League Soccer (MLS) All-Star Game was recently held at Soldier Field, and there were various soccer-themed events throughout the city in conjunction with the exhibition match. Although I did not attend the big game featuring the MLS All-Stars versus Real Madrid, I did go to a fun event at the PrivateBank Fire Pitch featuring current and retired star players. This facility (the host is the Chicago Fire soccer team) is located just north of Addison near my old high school (Lane Tech!) and along the North Branch of the Chicago River. Although I obviously did not play on the pitch, it certainly looks like a nice soccer field. Facilities include a clubhouse with a pub / restaurant, gym and rest rooms (including benches that are convenient for players changing outfits), and a small souvenir shop.

Field and facility is ok, but referees are probably the worst ones you can see around. Another thing is the cost. Place is overpriced. For 8 weeks you pay just too much money. I remember before players used to get shirts but that's not the case anymore

At first I thought this place was amazing, I love the fields and the energy from the teams here. My biggest issue comes from the people who run the seasons. Communication has not been close to great and apparently they hold against you when you have to forfeit because let's face it, one cannot control an entire team and what pops up. During sign up you are asked if you need extra players, so when you say yes you do, it's as if you never asked because it did not happen. Therefore I had to pull my team because the price is very expensive for only 6-7 players to try and get together for a few weeks of soccer. Since I pulled my team I was told By DAN we shouldn't think to sign up in the future because they are down a team for the season. Absolutely unprofessional, ridiculous, and RUDELY IGNORANT I will not support a disgusting asshole like him.

We hosted our son's 9th birthday party here and were extremely impressed, from the responsiveness of our contact who set up the event, to the friendliness and attention of the staff during the party, to the facilities itself. The combination of playing soccer outside and then hanging out in the game room was perfect. There were lots of different activities for the kids inside, and they all had a blast. Really great experience overall.

If we're talking facility alone, it's by far the best in the city to play soccer. It's two beautiful outdoor fields of astroturf that convert into five indoor fields in the winter when the dome goes up. There's not a bump on the entire surface so you're playing on pretty close to what the pros do. There's also a bar and restaurant at this facility which is perfect for post game celebrations or just coming to catch some EPL action on a Saturday morning. Only thing I'll caution is playing in a league here. We ended up with 4 forfeits on our last session including the championship, and instead of a refund they offered us beer and Fire tickets. Kinda the opposite of what we payed for. Oh well. If you can get in a good league, PrivateBank Pitch is unrivaled, but it's kind of important to have teams to play against.

Great hidden gem to get together for drinks. And food is good and service is quick and friendly.

I started playing here with a couple of my friends maybe a year ago and I have had nothing but a great time ever since. The pitch is beautiful. And the bar staff is amazing. They always make you feel welcome and comfortable. The food and drinks are great as well, it's just a fun experience overall.

I was invited to a child's birthday party here!! I walked in and was totally impressed. I know that my friends who hosted the party are class acts!!! My friends told the Bartender/Server to make certain that the guests had drinks and everything that they needed!! The bartenders were not friendly at all! I asked for Water at the the Bar and was told to go get it from the party room. So I promptly stated that I needed a Club Soda! Perhaps Mixing a Water might have been too much trouble! WTF?? Customer Service is not the Specialty here!!!!! These folks have a lot to learn about hospitality!!!! I don't like to write bad reviews. This is my second one. But seriously.....people!!!.... get it together!!!

This is the best recreational soccer facility in Chicago. Brand new facility, great administration, nice equipment, and all very cool & modern. Because of this, talented players are attracted to play here. It's a bit more than Players Sport & Social per season, but you get what you pay for. Great value.

This is just a step above your typical Player Sports or Chicago Social league, but what makes it worse is that you must pay a lot more money to play. The facilities are nice but that's about the only thing that really separates it from other adult league soccer leagues. Not worth shelling out the extra cash.