Innjoy

Went Here To Celebrate A Friend's Graduation. The Vibe Was Cool, Music On Point- Didn't Get A Chance To Try The Food (Kitchen Was Closed) Drinks & Jello Shots Were Good. Overall, It Was A Fun Night.

Played music bingo on a Thursday night. Burger was surprisingly good. Bartender was very attentive. Not a lot of people that night but it was really cold out. But fun decorations and nice vibe.

One of my favorite bars on a Saturday night! Post covid it could be hit or miss but when it hits it hits hard and it's a great time!

Good little dive bar with tasty food. It was a bonus to watch the Bears football game on the TV. Boneless wings are made in house and absolutely amazing! This is a local neighborhood bar, with many friendly races and people who enjoy their full line of drink specials. They just released their new Cuban sandwich that was a huge hit on the menu

Cheap drinks dive bar sums up this spot. You get what you pay for at this hole in the wall. It's very refreshing if you aren't a yuppy recent big 10 grad getting drunk on division....real people here. Disco ball hanging so yeaaaaaa

The happy hour is a great deal ($5 paddy shots and half price drinks and apps) and the food is is actually tasty. Get the Korean wings. They're great! The staff is also really nice and service is speedy. I world give this place 5 stars instead of 4 but we were kinda tricked into coming here. We thought we were coming here for a whisky tasting. The tickets were supposedly "VIP" to include drinks and even a cigar. But there were 2 bottles of whisky to sample and 1 cocktail so it really wasn't as advertised lol nonetheless, we had a great time at this bar.

Went to Innjoy for my sister's bachelorette and had an absolute blast. We were able to reserve some tables and danced the night away during the 80's, 90's, 00's Dance party. We were prepared to bar hop around other places, but instead stayed at Innjoy til almost 2am! Would definitely recommend for a great night out!

Just another neighborhood dive bar. We came in to watch the NCAA basketball game and have a few drinks after eating dinner someplace else. This is more of a beer bar, $20 buckets of Miller Lite and beer pitchers seemed like popular items. I didn't look at the food menu but your usual bar food items seemed available and many people were eating. Of course as the night progressed the place got more crowded and lively.

Good drinks, albeit a bit pricey, $15 for old fashion. great vibe. Good music, a DJ, on the night I was there.

This is one of my favorite bars now! I came in with friends for nu-metal night to win some Limo Bizkit tickets. The vibes are casual, and the bartender Mayra is so nice and super good at her job. The music was great! We tried the pizza as they had some for free at the back and it was really good! The pepperoni is better than the sausage. We made friends with some locals and had an awesome time drinking and talking. I will absolutely be back if I'm in the area or if there's another cool themed night.

I went during their happy hour and got an amazing deal on their wings and fries combo! Food was delicious, service was great and the drinks were an amazing deal, too. Got to watch the game and really enjoyed my time there. The only reason I am not giving this place a 5 out of 5 is because the place was slightly run down, cold, and the music was okay. Overall, I would return though!

Didn't get anything to eat, but this was an awesome spot for St. Patrick's day. Got drinks somewhat quickly for reasonable enough prices. The music was fun, and the place was packed, but with enough room to move around and even dance. Would definitely come back!

This place is amazing. The bartender Mackenzie- so kind and fun. She's literally that GIRL! I knew her from tiktok and getting to know her at the bar made it all the more fun. I would highly recommend this place! The goat cheese and garlic bread is 10/10

Happy hour every day means that this is an easy 5 star review. Drinks at normal price are already reasonable for the area, but couple that with the 2-3 hour happy hours every day (half off drinks) and this is a great place to go for affordable bar food and alcohol. The place gets pretty busy as the night goes on so I'd recommend getting there around 6 on weekdays to grab a table and enjoy your half off drinks.

Came here on a Friday night and it was pretty decent! Walking in was pretty early for me... around like 10ish pm. I order for drinks and automatically spent $40.00! The bartender was super nice and super quick. He literally was like stitch making 6 drinks and grabbing two beers. May not seem like a lot for others but for me, I loveeee a bartender who knows how to multitask and move efficiently. As the night went on, my friend and I spent about $110 on 5 shots, 1 drunk and two baskets of wings. The wings... they were pretty good. 1) you barely get any and 2) there was definitely not enough meat on the bones of the wings. Would I order again? Ehhhh possibly during the day for a small lunch.

Great wings and seasoned fries. Awesome service. Prices were reasonable and they have a DJ on the weekends. Loved this place!

Selina and Mayra are awesome! Food looks great! Everyone is really nice! Selina you are so sweet! Much love for these ladies!

Here's a review that is as one-star as you can get: I walked into Innjoy last Wednesday night around 9:45 and sat down, expecting to order dinner and a drink. The place wasn't dead, but it was pretty quiet. I looked over at the bar, assuming that to order food, you had to wait for a server; I looked around and saw one server working the 4-5 tables that had patrons. I waited a few minutes and another group of three people sat down at a table near me. The server came over and offered the three of them menus, then went back to chat with the bartender. I waited another minute or two, and the server came back...to chat with the group of three. I walked out after sitting for just under ten minutes without service. Now, I won't be able to confirm that this is the case, but it was a little curious that the group of three were all white, and I'm a person of color. And I also can't confirm that I make more money than all three of these people combined and was willing to spend while sitting at Innjoy, while these other three people might only be coming in for a drink before leaving. We'll never know, right? I do know that the food at Pub Royale next door is really, really good.

Love coming here on Tuesdays for emo night! Best music is played by DJ Burr and it's always a blast watching everyone karaoke! Their 1 year anniversary a couple weeks ago was Krue and DJ Burr always make it an amazing night.

ALOHA! Came here with the fellas for the first day of summer (October 1st) and our bartender Ryan was awesome. We sat outside and service was incredibly fast and he brought our drinks out to us. MAHALO

My friends and I were enjoying our night of cheap drinks and dancing, until my friend was groped by another individual. I approached security to let them know what happened and the response was "I didn't see it. It's a crowded bar, so things like that will happen". Which is an extremely dangerous response from someone who is supposed to maintain security. I brought this up to the manager on duty and upper management, and they both said since they didn't see it happen, they couldn't do anything about it. Even though several women saw it happen AND pointed out the individual who did it. The management was extremely dismissive and angry throughout the entire interaction. I am extremely disappointed by the way our safety was handled.

tkuczek12@gmail.com I had a fun time until they kicked me out with no reason. The bartender and "bouncer" didn't even give me a reason. Close this place down. So disrespectful. No reasoning. Nothing.

Honest bar review: Since this was advertised as an "'80s/'90s music bar" we were expecting the most fun throwback dance scene the world had ever seen. After one too many discount jello shots (who knew pineapple jello was even a thing?) we suddenly realized ABBA's "Dancing Queen" was blasting and the crowd around us was significantly older than us... that was the point where we left running!

I had 4 jelly shots. The music is great. And this place is spacious. We had 10 friends and danced the gather. There were a lot of fun.

I highly rec'd this spot from a pure late night perspective. Do you like throwbacks? Do you like dancing? This is the spot for you. From that angle, this could be a 5/5. It's a really fun spot and is definitely in my rotation when I go out in UV and when I'm coming back to UV from other neighborhoods. While I love this place, I have to be somewhat objective. It has that bar "smell," it's a little tight, and, although, I haven't been, the food and service is at best pedestrian. However, I know this is what people look for.

I can't believe after all my visits here I haven't written a review for my favorite bar ever. If you're looking for a good time, look no further. This bar is always packed on weekends for good reason - you can stand around and talk, but won't get weird looks if you dance. The playlist is 90s/2000s hip hop and pop hits, which honestly, is the only thing anyone wants to listen to anyway. The drinks aren't too strong, but not watered down, and a decent price for the city. Oh, and did I mention $1 Jell-O shots? I repeat. Dollar. Jell-O. Shots. WOWZA. This is my favorite bar in the city. I have never not had a good time here. And if you're looking for some INNJOYment (hehehehehe), add this as a regular to your favorite bars

DO THE SAFETY DANCE "We can dance if we want to, we can leave your friends behind Cuz your friends don't dance and if they don't dance, well they're No friends of mine!" This bar/club in Ukranian Village features a very lively scene on Fridays and Saturdays, but on other nights it's a roll of the dice. On one occasion, LeAnn P and I waited 60 minutes in line to gain entry, while another time it was under half an hour. The bouncer/doorman could be one of the (many) perps on Law & Order: SVU. He's friendly, but too much so. Unabashedly flirting with drunk girls half his age, he's got a decent sense of humor but something about him rubs me the wrong way.....probably because if you're a girl, he will literally rub you....the wrong way. Apart from Creeper McSkeezy, the bartenders are GREAT. One of them gave us free shots the night before Halloween and another was lightning fast in getting us our drinks amidst a thirsty weekend crowd. Patrons are mostly men & women in their mid 20's/early 30's, usually hammered and loads of fun to be around. Australian rugby players, vacationers from Ohio, local townies and everyone in between, a good mix. Music has been fantastic for the most part, especially on those Friday/Saturday nights when the DJ plays retro tunes (Whitney Houston, Prince, Men At Work, etc). The multiple TVs around the bar display the corresponding music videos, which makes me think of the college bars back at Purdue. *sigh* Those were the days. For all you single females out there, I'd advise against traveling alone due to the strong likelihood of being groped. Actually, even in a group of girls you might still experience some substantial butt-touching. And if that's your thing, great! Just a friendly heads up from someone who is firmly against Donald Trump's stance of "grabbing 'em right by the p*ssy." The bathroom at the back of the bar is laughably tiny, and every so often the DJ's annoying birthday announcements ('yo yo yo it's Maggie's b-day today lemme holla atchu girrrllll') results in some nasty speaker feedback that has me reaching for earplugs. The lighting setup is okay for dancing but it's nothing like the Neon Cactus in West Lafayette, Indiana. Prices for booze aren't the greatest ($6 cans, $8 mixed drinks), although given this place's popularity and proximity to Wicker Park it's to be expected. If you dig a loud, club-like environment, 80's/90's music, and a bustling dancefloor, Innjoy is the spot to be at on the weekend. Be prepared to wait in a long line outside, though. LADIES: if you ever feel uncomfortable while in here, just step outside for some fresh air with your gal pals before returning to the sweaty mob inside. Also, I'd recommend doing the safety dance. You know, for your own personal well-being/Innjoyment :) "I say, we can dance if want to, if we don't nobody will And you can act real rude and totally removed And I can act like an imbecile!"

Trivia night is fun, happy hour has great deals (every day), and the staff is friendly. Krue is a great bartender who takes the time to get to know everyone, and we always feel welcomed by him.

Great trivia night and happy hours. Krue the bartender is awesome. Gave us sweaters on a cold night and makes us feel like regulars. Great spot.

RW is the best bartender. Such great service! so friendly and welcoming. 10/10 service! definitely coming back!!!!!!

Mykala was the sweetest bartender! Pricey food but delicious drinks and great vibes overall :)

Innjoy is a fantastic time! Ryan at the side bar is the goat, you have to go see this guy

After walking around Division St. for a LONG time, we walked by Innjoy and initially ignored it's potential due to long lines- boy were we wrong! Innjoy is a great space that seems to be overlooked by most people, but was a blast to be in. The bar has just enough space for a good group of people, and amazing service- there were three bars throughout the bar, two small ones (one in the front, one in the back (that one had $1 jelloshots)), and a full service bar in the middle. Each time I walked up to any bar, I got friendly service right away- you don't see that any many late night bars. If you are in Wicker Park, go to Innjoy for an unforgetable (forgetable) night with your friends. Perfect location to bar hop to or from here. And maybe you will get lucky and make it there on a battle between 80s & 90s music like we did!

Innjoy is such a fun bar when you want to listen to some of your favorite throwbacks from the '80s, '90s', and '00s. How can you pass this up? On the smaller side, but there's never been cover when I've gone and the service has been good and all of the servers are fairly attentive. Plus, $1 jello shots can't be beat!

If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. We were there last night, a big group of us on the patio, for a birthday. What a horrible experience!!! They have a wing special so we decided to check it out, it took us over 1.45 hours to get our food- we're talking bar food, not gourmet meals. We had tons of people who ordered wings, 2 salads (that took that long, c'mon) and other stuff that shouldn't have taken almost 2 hours to get when we were the only table there. We ordered the fried shrimp, but they only had 1/2 lb at 6pm when they open at 5pm, this makes no sense. And when they came out, they were cold!! We complained, got a round of gross shots, and a discount on our bill but for the amount of time we sat and wasted, and on top of that getting horrible food, it was SO not worth it, especially with all the places around.. will never ever go back, don't waste your time.

Went here on a Monday and there were about 5 other people. We decided to get the $8 wing baskets and ended up waiting 45 minutes for our wings to finally come out. When they arrived they were simply average and slightly cold. The service was also generally slow for the amount of people inside. Additionally the 80s/90s theme wasn't bad but the music was so loud it was almost unbearable. Overall I wouldn't recommend it. Service was slow, food was average, and there's just a lot of better options in the city.

"I can't possibly be this old." That was the thought that played on repeat throughout my time at Innjoy. It started from the beginning and lasted to the end. As I walked in the bar, they were blasting Oingo Boingo. I was greeted by the bouncer and his jump off who whined, "If you know these songs, you must be *ooolllddd!!!*" I might have 'accidentally' tripped her. I walked in and was stunned. *Everyone* was old. Seriously. It was like The Twilight Zone. But, the thing is, I don't think they knew or thought they were old. They were drinking beer, 'whooo'ing' it up, twirling, singing along to the soundtrack from a John Hughes movie (any of them except Curly Sue), and acting like college kids... but they weren't. At all. And hadn't been for a very very very long time. And, that got me thinking. "I know (of) these songs. Am I this old? I can't be. I can't be! Where's my moisturizer??" Panicked, I opted for a beer and to watch the tv and drown out the noise. What did I see? More old! A very young Steve Carell was hosting America's Most X-Rated Home Videos. Seriously. Each one of the clips involved nudity. I didn't know that America ever showed dongs and boobies on TV. This ain't England! This is 'merica. What is going on? And, by the way, these weren't current, sculpted naked bodies. These were the bodies of the '80s: hairy, pasty and untoned. Yes, I had more reason to drink. By the time I heard 'Jesse's Girl' for the second time, I'd had enough. Perhaps the aim of this bar is to shame all those who don't share a graduation date with Snooki (which is, like, 6 years from now cuz you know that chick can't read) not to ever dare to go out again. Worked for me.

Well, I decided to come back for a couple of reasons. 1. A good friend told me to give it another chance 2. One of the coolest yelpers (Matt L) was having a b'day celebration I was a bit tired, but I came anyway. The placed was packed with assclowns that did not want to get out of the way as you walked by. I even had an encounter with two guys guarding the bar, not allowing me to get by and get a drink. I wound up having to ask the guys if they would mind stepping out of the way so I could order, since they were talking about a whole lot of nothing. They looked at me as if I offended them and got out of my way, as soon as I put the AW stare on them. Music was great, as they were playing some of my old favorites from the 80s & 90s. The drink I got (can't remember the name, but it was a red concoction) was pretty much watered down. I was warned about getting the drink, but I didn't listen. I hate that I was a little tired, because I would have had more fun. I didn't stay long, but just wanted to make sure I said whats up to Matt L for his b'day! Innjoy, we are cool again. I will see you soon.

After all the Negative reviews lately I thought I would update mine. Specials during the week make for an reasonable night out. Food quality has always been there for bar food. With Art on the Walls from Local Artists you can expect something new every few months. Funny to hear the Wah Wah on Saturday Night crowd. Yeah it gets crowded, it is a smaller place and fills up. Apparently the 80's night is a big hit. and it attracts a wide variety of clientele. Unfortunately some of the Chad/Trixie Crowd have found our quiet corner of WP/UV but it makes for a fun evening if you can shoehorn yourself in. Don't like it, move along. They have stood the test of time (8 years) in a hood that is ever changing. Must be doing something right.

I almost laughed when a friend told me we were going to a "retro bar" last night.. To me- retro means the 60's or maybe the 70's. What I found was a bar playing all of my favorites from the 80's (yeah- retro baby!) The Innjoy is just that- a place to grab a cocktail and listen to the DJ's spinning all of your favs from the 80's. The music alone took me down memory lane and the bartenders were sure and swift. There is a large room in the front where you just might find yourself kicking it up to the tunes or watching some 80's videos and movies. My favorite spot? Out front on the patio to grab a bite to eat before they move every one in at 11:00. The highlight of my evening? When some 20 something asked me how I knew all the words to the songs. I simply turned to her and said "on the radio." Yeah- on the radio- back in the day when big hair was in and shoulder pads ruled.

The bar scene doesn't really do it for me now that I'm (cough) old, but Innoy provides me with much joy. Pun intended, indeed. On my most recent visit we called ahead and let them know that our group of girls celebrating a bachelorette party would be stopping by. They reserved a booth for us, offered us complimentary shots, more complimentary shots and played awesome music. We danced our hearts out to the 80s and everyone (especially the bachelorette) had a fabulous time. I even made it out past 11pm, which is pretty late for this old woman.

We threw a party here and it was great. Simple planning process, they setup the tables as we needed, and we didn't have to think about anything besides enjoying the night. Loved it. Would do again. Thanks!

I LOVE Mondays at Innjoy. Warm summer evenings are well spent on the outdoor patio eating 25 cent wings and drinking $2.50 Miller Highlifes. I love the Wiskey BBQ, my husband loves the Chinatown, and between us both we can get 20 wings with veggie sticks for a Lincoln bill. I have even come here by myself when no one else if available on Mondays - I can't cook anything this good for this cheap. That being said, I would not recommend sitting indoors at Innjoy; it is way to loud. Also, when the service is bad at Innjoy, it is BAD (like waiting for 20 minutes for a server to first come over). So just remember - go to Innjoy in the summer, when you can sit out doors, and go on Monday when you can eat your weight in wings. Otherwise, skip it and head straight over to Small Bar.

My experience was a little different cause I'm sure it wasn't the normal crowd or atmosphere. I was on a bar crawl going from Jack and Gingers to Happy Village, to Inn Joy, and final destination The Double Door with performance by Rich Medina. This was our last bar before Double Door. This place was pretty huge and the music was good. By this point we were starving and pretty much ordered every appetizer you could think of with our new found friends. Wings, jalepeno poppers , fries, spinach dip, and of course more vodka. Not sure what the music is normally like but they play'd ratchet music for us...."I'm in love with the Cocoa..." Lol good times :)

What I don't understand is why you would usher in a group of 10+ people (literally yelling to us across the street to come in) in to your bar at 1:15 am, then proceed to rudely dismiss them after they've bought multiple drinks within half an hour. Our group was waiting near the door for our Ubers (it's 2 am in Chicago in January), and the staff effectively "annoyed" us out by turning on a strobe light and playing with the levels of the music volume until we got out. The minute we stepped outside, the door was locked behind us. Any good will I had toward this bar is gone, and I will not be returning.

It's a bar. They have beer. They seem to have only one Stella glass, yet they have an elaborate Stella tap on the bar. Curious. Came in here with my brother and SIL a couple weekends ago. Pretty standard - sports on TV, stale beer smell, beat up furniture. Your basic neighborhood joint. Nice bartender. Pull up a chair.

Please note - this review is for the basement 'event' space. Gross.... I visited Innjoy for a birthday party which was held in the basement. What a different look the basement has versus the upstairs (and THANK GOODNESS that the bathrooms are in the upstairs portion!). I'm not sure why Innjoy would want to use this spot for parties. It has low ceilings, it's dark, the floor is gross and sticky....did I mention dark? We were served drinks in the basement. The wine list...don't bother. This is a spot to definitely stick to beer - perhaps it would be safer from the bottle. I visit my fair share of dive bars, and love some of them - grunginess and all. However, the basement at Innjoy was a depressing spot for a party.

This place was the worst experience ever. We waited 2 hours for wings and burgers, then we got the food and it was cold. We asked for a manager and she offered 10 percent off and said it wasn't her fault. 10 percent?!?!!! You've got to be kidding me.

I went to this bar for a concert, which was promoted as their Christmas event on facebook. There were supposed to be free refreshments 7-9, with entertainment starting at 9. When I got there shortly after 8, the staff told me there were no resfreshments available, because two "reps" weren't there/hadn't cleared anything. I ordered a shot, and waited. They never brought anything out, gave me a ton of excuses and claimed that they weren't going to give me anything. I started posting about it on their facebook, and they offered me a small dish of popcorn at 9:20(I saw people eating the pizza that was supposed to be available when I walked in and they immediately stopped serving it). They offered me a beer about seven minutes after that, because I didn't touch the popcorn. At 9:45, they brought out a dry, flat 8" pizza that was pathetic to even consider as compensation. I asked to speak to a manager at about 10, and they sent a woman who didn't seem to be very sure of anything to talk to me. She said they were short staffed, that only one person was in the kitchen. They served two people before she talked to me within 5 minutes of their order. Soon after another guy( pictured, supposed owner ) came to talk to me and told me I was out of luck and that the employees "paid for the pizza and beer out of their paychecks". That's lunacy. Another man, bald, is supposed to be an owner( also pictured ); he soon came forward with a bouncer and claimed I was threatening them, and they attempted to physically force me out of the store. The live entertainment was three dolled up girls on stage lip syncing to a few hits and dancing to a song or two, then another friend of the establishment played garageband remixes of rap for 20 minutes. Everyone involved seems to be pretty closely linked. They're all friends on facebook, and promote each other pretty often. The first guy pictured followed me outside after I told them I was calling the police, and called his friend and claimed I was "intoxicated and confrontational" after I had already gotten in touch with a 911 operator. These people are bottom feeding sharks in the entertainment industry and I wouldn't trust them with a penny of my money. If anyone has complaints about this place, please contact me. I plan on filing a class action lawsuit because this doesn't feel like the first time this has occurred.

I often find myself wondering what the difference is between a known serial killer and a Hipster? Once MOvember comes around, and the hipsters start growing their beards, they all begin to look a lot like serial killers and this makes dating ten times harder. Why you say? Well I can't tell if the dude with a beard, glasses, flannel button downs, and lightly rolled Levi's is staring at me & too embarrassed to make a move, or plotting how to get me into his unmarked white van on the corner. I'm serious, how do you know? What would I tell myself if I made the mistake of hitting on the serial killer thinking he was coming onto me? If he didn't kill me first, I'd probably have to jump off a bridge. Regardless of the countless hipsters at Innjoy, you'll be sure to have yourself a good time kicking it old school with 90's music videos and dancing the night away.

Innjoy is a pretty typical "Lincoln Park" bar - except that it's located in the Wicker Park / East Village area. The staff is friendly enough and the food is pretty decent, but it's character seems forced and it doesn't really move me. They do have a fantastic hamburger, however. They claim it is the 'best in Wicker Park' and I'm not sure I'm in a position to argue. On Tuesdays, they're 1/2 price; even better.

If I could give Innjoy less than one star, I would. We were with a group of 10, so we offered the bouncer $20 to make sure everyone got in together, even though there is no cover charge at Innjoy. The bouncer laughed in our face and said "it would take a lot more than $20 to make that happen." We understood, as we were a big group, and waited in line for 45 minutes. Once it was our turn, 2 of the 10 were allowed in. We were fine with this and started walking into the bar. As the 2 were walking in, he demanded the money. We told him no, as we had waited in line like everyone else and we were not going in with our entire party. This did not sit well with the bouncer, and he refused to let the remaining 8 into the bar. This bouncer was on a power trip and it's unfortunate to see such a fun bar ruined by one bad employee.

Bartenders are awesome and the beer selection is legit!!! Haven't tried to food yet but definitely coming back!

Had an awesome time here last Saturday night! Lexi was an awesome bartender, super attentive and kept the shots flowing for us! Can't wait to come back soon to see her!

A-OK is about the best way to describe Innjoy. It's...a decent neighborhood joint, a good place to cut loose when you wanna cut loose, but unless you've got a reason to go to that stretch of Division anyways, it's not a destination bar, and that's totally fine. Chicago needs more bars that just...exist, that don't aspire to be something more than they are, where you can have a couple of beers on a random night without breaking the bank or feeling like you're surrounded by River North rejects.

This place is nice but the bar tender we had only focused on her friends that were there. It was pretty annoying. Over all this place is chill though.

Honestly, when I walked in, I thought I had stepped into a nightmare. This place sucks as a bar. I mean sucks. It's an icky, icky chad/trixie haven with creepy bartenders and ass hole bouncers. We arrived at about 12 last night and it was like stepping into an alternate universe. Everyone was sloppy drunk (I mean sloppy) and guys were in full grope mode. Eww. I was touched inappropriately by several people within the first 10 minutes of being inside. The drinks are expensive and it took almost five full minutes to even be served because the bartender was hitting on a really icky drunk girl. Nice business. There's also a really creepy server who just kept looking at me when I was glaring at the bartender like she was pissed. She was really weird looking and really gave me the creeps. At some point I went outside to have a cigarette and the bouncer positioned himself in front of the door and said he wouldn't let me out until I gave him a cigarette. I flat out said no and then he got pissed. It was so weird - I kind of just thought he was joking at first but then he got really mad at me. He let my friend and I out and then a few minutes later came over to us again and kept asking for cigarettes. He turned in to a huge dick when I kept saying no and threatened to not let me back in if I didn't give him one. What?! So bizarre. The only redeeming qualities of this bar were the DJ and the movies on the many televisions. The DJ was playing some pretty awesome 80s music - I feel like if I had been more drunk I would have been more inclined to dance and sing like the rest of the drunk idiots in the bar. My friend asked him where else he spins so we can listen to his sweet sounds at a better bar. Ahhh, and those movies. The movies playing when we came in were ridiculous. "Caddyshack" and "Breakin." Yep, Breakin. You know, the amazing tale of kids from the street who pop and lock. I love that movie. And you know what they played when that movie was over? "Mr T's Be Somebody!" Yep, if you've never seen it, I highly suggest you acquire a VHS copy from the eBay. It is the most genius motivational video ever created in the history of the human race. And this bar played it. Overall, I would probably never, ever come back here. I cannot stand drunk, icky 30something balding chads who incessantly hit on every lady in a bar. And Innjoy is one of those places that is full of drunk, icky, 30something balding chads who walk by you and "brush up" against you even though they're obviously just trying to touch your ass. Oh, and the bouncer was a total jerk. I wouldn't come here if you want to maintain some kind of sanity. Go to Wrigleyville if you want this kind of experience - at least the bars are a bit more fun.