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Estelle's - (773) 360-5735
Estelle's
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Coifed hipsters hobnob with musician types at this late-night bar and grill.
2013 W North Ave
Chicago, IL 60647
(773) 360-5735
Neighborhoods: Wicker Park,West Side
Cross Street: Damen Avenue
Markets:
Chicago, IL Metro
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Owner Message
- Late Night Dining in Chicago
- $2 Tuesdays/$3 Thursdays
- Private Parties in Chicago
Located at the six corners in Bucktown/Wicker Park, Estelle's has been a neighborhood staple for the last decade. Estelle's is open every night until 4:00 am and 5:00 am on Saturdays, offering dinner and drink specials every night of the week. Stop by Estelle's on $2 Tuesdays when all micro brews are $2 or come in for $3 Thursdays featuring Absolut cocktails and Three Floyd's Gumball Head and Alpha King.
With its art deco decor, combined with a great jukebox a friendly staff, and quality well-priced drinks, Estelle's remains the best rock bar Bucktown/Wicker Park has to offer.
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Tips
- Save Money
If you're looking to save some cash, head here on Tuesday nights when all draft and bottled beers set you back only $2 each.
- Fun Fact
Friend this Chicago bar on Facebook - Estelle's Cafenlounge.
- On the Menu
New Draft Beer selections: Gumball Head (NEW Three Floyd's),
Alpha King (NEW Three Floyd's), NEW Carlsberg, Elliot Ness (NEW Great Lake's), Old Style, Bells Seasonal and Sierra Nevada
Customer Reviews
 Good drinks and tunes in a relaxed space
Reviewed by bethylou10 on
2009-02-12T12:35:55Z
I've been coming to Estelle's for a few years. I started going when I lived a couple of blocks away, and keep going even though I'm not in the neighborhood anymore. The jukebox rocks and the drinks are stiff. Judy is a great server. I usually prefer to go earlier, before the late night crowd rolls through and the place gets packed.
 give me a break by Craig F.
Reviewed by HelloMetro User on
2008-03-12T00:00:00Z
The people at Estelle's take themselves far too seriously, particularly at 2/3 am when all the neighboring bars let out and people line up trying to cram in to a decidedly small, decidely average place. Just because you get uncomfortably crowded does not mean people *like* coming there. If they did, they'd show up before getting kicked out of their first choice of the night.
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