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The dovetail joint is the classic symbol of quality and craftsmanship that we strive to bring to our beer. As two brewers joining together to make a stronger form, we are open-hearted alchemists who savor life through a passion for brewing. We brew like monks (minus the vows) and believe that brewing is a fine balance of art and science, hard work, and fun. We respect both traditional brewing methods and modern brewing creativity to create sublime beers that play on all of the senses and uplift our customers.
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Dovetail Brewery
1800 W Belle Plaine AveThe dovetail joint is the classic symbol of quality and craftsmanship that we strive to bring to our beer. As two brewers joining together to make a stronger form, we are open-hearted alchemists who savor life through a passion for brewing. We brew like monks (minus the vows) and believe that brewing is a fine balance of art and science, hard work, and fun. We respect both traditional brewing methods and modern brewing creativity to create sublime beers that play on all of the senses and uplift our customers.
Sightseeing
Wrigley Field Known for its unique traditions and charm, Wrigley Field, which was built in 1914, has been the beloved home of the Chicago Cubs for more than a century. Find out all about the Friendly Confines and its history of memorable events.
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Wrigley Field
1060 W Addison StWrigley Field Known for its unique traditions and charm, Wrigley Field, which was built in 1914, has been the beloved home of the Chicago Cubs for more than a century. Find out all about the Friendly Confines and its history of memorable events.
Soldier Field is a multi-purpose stadium on the Near South Side of Chicago, Illinois, United States. Opened in 1924, the stadium has served as the home of the Chicago Bears of the National Football League since 1971 and the Chicago Fire of Major League Soccer.
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Soldier Field
1410 Special Olympics DrSoldier Field is a multi-purpose stadium on the Near South Side of Chicago, Illinois, United States. Opened in 1924, the stadium has served as the home of the Chicago Bears of the National Football League since 1971 and the Chicago Fire of Major League Soccer.
Neighborhoods
Northalsted (also known as Boystown) is one of the most country's inclusive LGBTQ+ communities, and the oldest officially recognized gay neighborhood in the United States. It's known for its welcoming vibe, nonstop nightlife, LGBTQ-owned businesses, and excellent dining options.
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Boystown
Northalsted (also known as Boystown) is one of the most country's inclusive LGBTQ+ communities, and the oldest officially recognized gay neighborhood in the United States. It's known for its welcoming vibe, nonstop nightlife, LGBTQ-owned businesses, and excellent dining options.
Located on Chicago's North Side, Andersonville feels more like an adorable small town than a subset of the city. The streets are lined with beautiful homes and unique local businesses, such as Women and Children First Bookstore, one of the last remaining feminist bookstores in the country; the Andersonville Galleria, which showcases and sells the work of local designers and artists; and AlleyCat Comics, whose entrance is literally in an alley.
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Andersonville
Located on Chicago's North Side, Andersonville feels more like an adorable small town than a subset of the city. The streets are lined with beautiful homes and unique local businesses, such as Women and Children First Bookstore, one of the last remaining feminist bookstores in the country; the Andersonville Galleria, which showcases and sells the work of local designers and artists; and AlleyCat Comics, whose entrance is literally in an alley.
This South Side neighborhood holds so much Chicago history. It's the site of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition and the Chicago World's Fair. It has a home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and is also President Barack Obama's former residence. A plaque on the corner of 53rd Street and Dorchester Avenue commemorates where Barack and Michelle Obama shared their first kiss.
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Hyde Park
This South Side neighborhood holds so much Chicago history. It's the site of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition and the Chicago World's Fair. It has a home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and is also President Barack Obama's former residence. A plaque on the corner of 53rd Street and Dorchester Avenue commemorates where Barack and Michelle Obama shared their first kiss.
Logan Square is a quiet West Side neighborhood filled with beautiful architecture, lovely parks, and a great mix of bars and restaurants. It is also known for its charming Sunday farmer’s market that runs from May through October.
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Logan Square
Logan Square is a quiet West Side neighborhood filled with beautiful architecture, lovely parks, and a great mix of bars and restaurants. It is also known for its charming Sunday farmer’s market that runs from May through October.
Located on the city's Lower West Side, Pilsen is a predominantly Mexican-American community with incredible food and art scenes. Visitors to Pilsen will find street vendors selling delicious tacos and elotes, restaurants with live music, and cozy local coffee shops. On the art side, gorgeous murals by famous street artists adorn buildings throughout the neighborhood. Pilsen is also home to the National Museum of Mexican Art, which offers free admission and whose 10,000-piece collection celebrates Mexican art and culture.
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Pilsen
Located on the city's Lower West Side, Pilsen is a predominantly Mexican-American community with incredible food and art scenes. Visitors to Pilsen will find street vendors selling delicious tacos and elotes, restaurants with live music, and cozy local coffee shops. On the art side, gorgeous murals by famous street artists adorn buildings throughout the neighborhood. Pilsen is also home to the National Museum of Mexican Art, which offers free admission and whose 10,000-piece collection celebrates Mexican art and culture.
The West Loop is an industrial zone turned chic foodie paradise near Chicago's business district. Over the past decade, it has become a hotspot, but Chicagoans flock to this neighborhood for its many modern, upscale bars and restaurants. It is home to the famous Girl and the Goat, where those vying for a table must make reservations months in advance, and to the French Market, an indoor food market featuring an eclectic (and delicious) mix of vendors.
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West Loop
The West Loop is an industrial zone turned chic foodie paradise near Chicago's business district. Over the past decade, it has become a hotspot, but Chicagoans flock to this neighborhood for its many modern, upscale bars and restaurants. It is home to the famous Girl and the Goat, where those vying for a table must make reservations months in advance, and to the French Market, an indoor food market featuring an eclectic (and delicious) mix of vendors.
The Chicago Cubs' Wrigley Field home, Wrigleyville, is baseball heaven on the city's North Side. The area surrounding the stadium is lined with souvenir shops and sports bars where fans can enjoy the game. Since the Cubs won the 2016 World Series, the neighborhood has been completely revamped. New hotels, restaurants, bars, and shops seem to sprout daily.
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Wrigleyville
The Chicago Cubs' Wrigley Field home, Wrigleyville, is baseball heaven on the city's North Side. The area surrounding the stadium is lined with souvenir shops and sports bars where fans can enjoy the game. Since the Cubs won the 2016 World Series, the neighborhood has been completely revamped. New hotels, restaurants, bars, and shops seem to sprout daily.
Bronzeville is considered the center of Chicago's 20th-century Harlem Renaissance and the former South Side home of such greats as Louis Armstrong, Richard Wright, Bessie Coleman, and Ida B Wells. It is also the site of Chicago's Bud Billiken Parade, the country's most famous African American parade, held every August since 1929.
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Bronzeville
Bronzeville is considered the center of Chicago's 20th-century Harlem Renaissance and the former South Side home of such greats as Louis Armstrong, Richard Wright, Bessie Coleman, and Ida B Wells. It is also the site of Chicago's Bud Billiken Parade, the country's most famous African American parade, held every August since 1929.
Wicker Park has long been known as one of Chicago's hipster neighborhoods, anchored by unique local bookshops, cafés, art galleries, and cocktail bars. Running through this neighborhood (as well as Logan Square and Humboldt Park) is an elevated 2.7-mile (4.3-kilometer) running and bike path called the 606 – a converted railroad now brimming with beautiful greenery and public art installations.
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Wicker Park
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Wicker Park has long been known as one of Chicago's hipster neighborhoods, anchored by unique local bookshops, cafés, art galleries, and cocktail bars. Running through this neighborhood (as well as Logan Square and Humboldt Park) is an elevated 2.7-mile (4.3-kilometer) running and bike path called the 606 – a converted railroad now brimming with beautiful greenery and public art installations.
The swanky neighborhood of River North is near Chicago's central business district and a popular location for after-work dinner and drinks. It is bursting with bars, restaurants, and nightlife and is also home to several upscale art galleries. It also claims the famous Wrigley Building, an architectural marvel on Michigan Avenue's Magnificent Mile. You may know it by its beautiful clock tower from the building’s center into the sky.
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River North
The swanky neighborhood of River North is near Chicago's central business district and a popular location for after-work dinner and drinks. It is bursting with bars, restaurants, and nightlife and is also home to several upscale art galleries. It also claims the famous Wrigley Building, an architectural marvel on Michigan Avenue's Magnificent Mile. You may know it by its beautiful clock tower from the building’s center into the sky.
Rogers Park is another beautiful lakeside neighborhood and the location of Loyola University. It is the city's northernmost neighborhood and feels almost like a delightful little town of its own. Rogers Park has a large immigrant population, meaning it has a vast array of delectable restaurant choices, from Peruvian to Indian to Greek, Korean to Pakistani.
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Rogers Park
Rogers Park is another beautiful lakeside neighborhood and the location of Loyola University. It is the city's northernmost neighborhood and feels almost like a delightful little town of its own. Rogers Park has a large immigrant population, meaning it has a vast array of delectable restaurant choices, from Peruvian to Indian to Greek, Korean to Pakistani.
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