No Vacancy

"Genre-straddling shotgun-style spot No Vacancy manages to walk the line between a TV-laden sports bar and a cocktail den in River North. On this menu, this looks like fun yet familiar game-day dishes like birria egg rolls, pretzel-crusted tenders, wraps, and burgers alongside boozy adult tea service for two and drinks including the aptly named This F*cks (1800 silver tequila, Aperol, watermelon, tajin)." - Ashok Selvam

"No Vacancy is another bar that doesn’t want to be put in a single category, claiming it has fancy cocktails, plenty of TV screens, but still will be comfy for lovers of dive bars. It’s a tall order, but this sleek River North bar manages to straddle the line — at least on weekdays. Weekends in River North are hard to escape. Birria egg rolls, chicken tenders, burgers, and salads fill the menu." - Eater Staff

"Open until 2am Sunday-Friday, 3am on Saturday No Vacancy in River North is technically a sports bar, but is really more of a utility spot. It’s just a few blocks from a bunch of train stops, there’s a patio, solid Happy Hour deals, above-average bar food like steak sliders and birria egg rolls, and interesting takes on cocktails (that can be hit-or-miss). More importantly (and according to their website), No Vacancy never closes early—last call on the kitchen is at 1am daily." - adrian kane, john ringor, veda kilaru

"No Vacancy is another bar that doesn’t want to be put in a single category, claiming it has fancy cocktails, plenty of TV screens, but still will be comfy for lovers of dive bars. It’s a tall order, but this sleek River North bar manages to straddle the line — at least on weekdays. Weekends in River North are hard to escape. Birria egg rolls, chicken tenders, burgers, and salads fill the menu." - Eater Staff, Eater Staff

"No Vacancy in River North is technically a sports bar, but is really more of a utility spot. Yes, there are lots of TVs playing sports, but it’s not the kind of spot where a guy in a Bears jersey screams during a first-quarter score, and is sleeping in a basket of wings by halftime. No Vacancy is just a few blocks from a bunch of train stops, so it's full of after-work crowds and visitors staying in one of the many nearby hotels. There’s a patio, above-average bar food like steak sliders and birria egg rolls, interesting takes on cocktails that can be hit-or-miss, plus a kitchen that’s open until 1am. Come for the solid Happy Hour specials on beer, wine, and food in a lively but not aggressively loud environment." - Veda Kilaru