Wild Hare - Chicago

Spent my and my early at the old location on clark and addison, (now nothing but good time, good moods and good rum punch. I moved.

More disgusting operation that is not a reggae bar. if they want to listen to müll edm, while eating **** in a loud and dirty environment, they.

Use them to visit this place every time I came to the chi. but lately, it was a little misleading. there is no more food, but they talk about theirs.

My husband and I last visited the restaurant in March 2018 and had a fantastic time. I can't wait for it to reopen. I have made a few trips to Chicago in the past year and a half, but it has been closed due to Covid. However, as soon as it reopens, I will be hitting the road to visit again!

Let’s be honest — this is a legendary spot and doesn’t need my review! However, I loved it so much I have to share. I went in solo on a Saturday (5/29) around 9:30 pm. Cover was $15 for the live show, which is completely reasonable. The bartender was excellent, friendly and communicative even with minimal conversation. While I love a good bartender chat, you should come here for the music. A live DJ was performing a great reggae mix set when I got in, and a bit after 10, the live set began. A TV/speakers at the bar play the show, so you can chill there and avoid the crowd. While I didn’t try it, the food looked and smelled delicious. I am, however, a fan of rum drinks and those don’t disappoint. I had a few of the famous rum punches and a reggae mule. Those paired with the music made sure I left with good vibes!