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Lauren Brocato
Written by Lauren Brocato
Food & Drink Editor, Chicago
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Stolen Saddle is one of Chicago's largest country bars, offering mechanical bull rides and live music every weekend.

The vibe: Located on the vibrant Clark Street in Wrigleyville, Stolen Saddle has plenty of outdoor seating, a pool and an indoor space that gets rowdy on game days.

The food: Choose from classic bar bites like sandwiches, pizzas, salads and bowls, plus game day classics like cheeseburgers and sliders.

The drinks: The extensive menu offers all the classic bar drinks, but your best bet is probably to order a bucket of beers, seltzers or frozen drinks.

Time Out tip: This is a popular spot for grabbing a drink after a Cubs game—just prepare to brave the crowds.

Details

Address
3505 N Clark St
Chicago
60657
Price:
$
Opening hours:
Mon-Wed 4-9pm; Thu 4-11pm; Fri 11am-1am; Sat 11am-1:30am; Sun 11am-9pm
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Nightmare on Clark Street

Hosted at Stolen Saddle—one of Chicago's newest and largest country bars—this annual Halloween-themed extravaganza features photo ops galore as well an upstairs bar serving spooky cocktails like Freddy’s Tequila and Monster Mash. With the Cubs clinching a playoff spot this year, there’s no haunted house this go-around—but that doesn't mean Nightmare on Clark Street won't be serving up scares this Halloween season.
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Santa Baby Christmas Bar

This immersive, multi-level Christmas pop-up bar boasting wall-to-wall holiday decor returns to Wrigleyville, taking over Stolen Saddle during the most festive time of the year. You'll find photo ops galore as well as drinks decked out with decorative garnishes and garlands, including large-format cocktails. Feeling hungry? Feast upon festive options like Santa's Smash Burger, Festive Fry Flight and Grinch Shake. Don't forget to snag a reservation before you head to Santa Baby—families are welcome to stop by during the day, but after 8pm it's 21+. For full holiday hours, check Santa Baby's website.
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