Hip warehouse brewery with small-batch beers, snacks, sandwiches & coffee


























3630 S Iron St, Chicago, IL 60609 Get directions
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"In Bridgeport, this hip, warehouse-set brewery pours small-batch local beers alongside a kitchen now run full-time by Taco Sublime, which moved in after its food truck days and quickly won over guests. Co-owner Ed Marszewski first offered the team the kitchen two days a week in 2022, and by year’s end handed it over to them full-time; beyond beer, the space offers snacks, sandwiches, coffee, and tea, and Taco Sublime’s well-priced menu even tops out at $18 for a chilaquiles shrimp burrito." - Ximena N. Beltran Quan Kiu
"The Marz taproom in McKinley Park feels like an art gallery from the future, has its own arcade, and serves excellent fried cheese tacos and smashburgers from their current resident pop-up, Taco Sublime. They also have karaoke, pub trivia, drink-and-draws, comedy shows, Super Smash Bros. tournaments, and more. Basically, this place is an event space as much as a taproom, but one where you can order a wine-cask-fermented wild ale." - josh barnett, adrian kane, john ringor
"On Monday, February 3 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. this brewery will host a Mahjong Night presented by a local bar; beginners are welcome, and there will be a raffle to benefit the Coalition for a Better Chinese American Community." - Ashok Selvam
"A few places on this list serve Marz’s CBD drinks, but you can just go straight to the source and visit this experimental Bridgeport taproom and brewery, Marz Community Brewing Company. Favorites include Flower Power, a CBD-fueled elixir with ingredients like hibiscus, chamomile, and cinnamon; and Juniper Fizz, also spiked with CBD and boosted by vanilla bean, spruce, and blood orange. A second location in Bucktown also offers these concoctions. — Nylah Iqbal Muhammad" - Nylah Iqbal Muhammad
"Since you’re not exactly sure what situation you're walking into, you need to stay flexible, and Marz makes that easy. It’s a brewpub in Bridgeport with all types of beer and non-alcoholic drinks, has food like cheese boards and Chicago-style fried bologna sandwiches, and feels like a mix between an art gallery (classy) and a warehouse (less classy). It even has its own little arcade that you can hang out in after dinner if it turns out they wanted to meet up for more than just real estate advice." - josh barnett