Irish Oak, Chicago

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The staff is friendly and attentive, the clientele is down to earth and easy to talk to, and it has a great party atmosphere on the weekends. more»

The menu is extremly extensive and offers a traditional Irish menu along with somthing for everyone. more»

Great atmosphere, friendly staff, good beer and excellent food. more»

The staff is very friendly and extremely attentive. more»

The atmosphere is unmatched and whether the back is open or not, the Pints flow! more»

Good live music, great atmosphere done right more»

The Irish Oak is a mixture of Old World atmosphere in a contemporary, vibrant setting. Of our extensive menu, our Fish & Chips, Irish Breakfast, and Shephard's Pie are the BEST in Chicago. Try our award winning Guinness! Irish Oak Restaurant and Pub is a family owned business with 20 years experience. We serve many Irish and American dishes. Fridays and Saturdays we have a variety of music. Each customer is given special attention at the Irish Oak. We have an excellent staff with a great hospitality sense. Our bar was designed and built in Ireland and shipped here to give you an authentic Irish experience. You will be very impressed with our service and excellent food! We are located right next to Wrigley Field. Please stop by, we are waiting to greet you!Irish Oak is owned and operated by the Lawless family, Galway natives. Everything in the bar, from the floors to the frames, is imported from Ireland.One of the best, most authentic Irish pubs in the city, Irish Oak stands out for its charming décor, good, authentic food and fine live music, performed Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. The Irish Oak boasts a state of the art 6 foot x 5 foot big screen T.V. and stereo system. We show all major seasonal sporting events, complete with food and drink specials, from NCAA football, NFL Sundays and Monday Night Football, to basketball, hockey and soccer, and of course our very own Chicago Cubs!!! Watch all of your favorite games here. Out staff are ready to serve you in the "friendly confines" of the Irish Oak.