"Kaiser Tiger has one of the biggest patios in the city, so your group of 15 will have plenty of space to spread out with food and beer. You should know about a menu item called “The Bomb” - five pounds of beef and pork sausage stuffed with bacon and wrapped (much like a birthday present) in a brown sugar bacon weave. It’s served with buns and fries, and, in case this wasn’t already clear, it’s a good thing to share. If you can still move after eating it, there’s a bocce court at your disposal, too." - adrian kane
"Kaiser Tiger has one of the largest patios in the city, and the words “sausage, bacon & beer” are painted on the side of the building in huge lettering. If that doesn’t sound like a day drinking call to action, then we don’t know what does. Come here with a group and share “the bomb” - five pounds of beef and sausage wrapped in bacon. Then, like those kids from Stand by Me, plan on needing some time away from each other - it’s the kind of thing that changes you." - adrian kane
"We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: we miss live music. If you do too, then you’ll be glad to know that Kaiser Tiger in the West Loop has live music on Wednesday and Thursday nights. The bands play from 7-10pm in their beer garden." - adrian kane
"This place has giant picnic tables that can basically fit you and all your closest friends six feet apart. Besides that, the most notable thing is that its sausage-and-beer-focused menu includes something called The Bomb: five pounds of beef and pork sausage stuffed with bacon and wrapped in a brown sugar bacon weave." - adrian kane
"In the summer, we make a big deal out of the huge outdoor patio at Kaiser Tiger. It’s one of the few places where you and 13 of your friends can always get a table outside, and share some beers along with a five-pound sausage wrapped in bacon. During the winter, though, this whole area becomes a curling rink. This means you no longer need to rely on the Winter Olympics or YouTube videos at 2am to enjoy a sport that proves exactly how bored and desperate winter can make people." - adrian kane