The Irish Oak, Chicago, Illinois Restaurant Details

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Guinness and a burger is the name of the game at this real, affordable old-fashioned Irish pub located next to Wrigley Field that knows how to pour a pint – and where it's always a great time for a drinking session; the decor from the floors up was brought over from the old sod, and there's live music Thursday through Saturday nights.

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Good food. Good drinks. Excellent staff! Fun videos and music!

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Best staff on the block. Great food and atmosphere. Not your typical Wrigleyville bar.

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4 beers and 2 entrees for under $50 in wrigleyville isn't bad at all. AND the onion burger was great, fish and chips were good and fries came out hot and yummy. Oh the waitress was great too. I will be back

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Was in the area before a Cubs game and looking for an Irish themed pub to snag some Fish & Chips and cider for me and some great beer on tap for my friend.

We walked in and I unfortunately never got to the fish & chips. I hear they are awesome here but we may have loaded up on appetizers and booze before we even had a chance to order actual food! The walls have enough TV's to compete with any sports bar to catch a local game and the atmosphere is great for being out with a group of friends.

The waitress was spot on for replacing our drinks right as they were almost empty and anywhere that I can get Mangers on tap gets an A+ in my book right off the bat.

For appetizers we ordered sliders (all buffalo goodness) and the Double Layered Irish Nachos. I have to tell you the Irish Nachos in theory should have filled us up alone and if we hadn't ordered it all at once it probably would have.

Great food, great drinks, great service.

Also apparently if you are a Jameson fan there is another bonus for you here. If you can finish a bottle while you are there you have the chance to sign it and they put it up on the wall against the ceiling! There is currently a vast array of bottles already defeated that stand on as decoration, though there's always room for 1 more.

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First let me say I'm from St. Louis. A group of friends and myself were in Chicago for a few days and ended up at the Irish Oak one night. I can't comment on the food (we didn't eat but I had to fill in all fields on the review) but it ended up being the best night of the trip. Everyone there was welcoming and outgoing. Very laid back atmosphere and we all had a great time. I would recommend this to anyone in Chicago who wants to spend some time in a cool, fun bar and I will be back next time I'm in Chi town!