Snakes & Lattes Chicago
American restaurant · Logan Square
1965 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60647
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Highlights
Board game bar with diverse food, themed rooms & game vault
Board game bar with diverse food, themed rooms & game vault
"This place has two meal options for pickup and delivery, and you can even add a game to your order. No really, this is a good time to get into Settlers of Catan. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"Make game night extra special by renting one of the three private party rooms at Snakes & Lattes. Choose from the spooky haunted study, a starship that looks like a place the Guardians of the Galaxy would bunk, or the enchanted forest. Each space offers the chance to spend three hours taking advantage of the bar’s collection of more than 400 games while sipping classic cocktails and sharing snacks like poutine and pierogies. Number of guests: 2-12." - Sam Nelson
"The gaming cafe featured a medieval-themed 'mead hall' used for overflow seating, and private party rooms made to look like customers were hanging out in a spaceship or a haunted house. The bar emphasized classic cocktails, while McKay's menu provided Spanish and Vietnamese food such as pisto manchego, or bún served with nuoc cham, and a version of ratatouille with fried eggplant and crispy potatoes." - Samantha Nelson
"This place has two meal options for pickup and delivery, and you can even add a game to your order. No really, this is a good time to get into Settlers of Catan." - adrian kane
"The forthcoming Chicago Board Game Cafe is a unique blend of restaurant, bar, gaming venue, and retail shop, featuring a town square design with individual 'buildings' set on cobblestone streets. The cafe has a 23-seat bar, booth and table seating, and a retail shop named 'Garneau’s Trading Post.' Other features include a mock train station ticket booth, a bank vault turned game library, and a kitchen building with 'Paradise Vendors' signage. The space is designed with nods to various architectural themes, providing an 'outdoor' dining experience with international cuisine. Gaming is a significant aspect, offering 400 to 500 game titles and game sommeliers for assistance." - Daniel Gerzina
