Bars, restaurants, clubs, and venues open after 5. Hours, phone numbers, and vibes included.
Lincoln Park’s north side hides a well-stocked Curaleaf outpost on Weed Street, just north of Sheffield — a discreet spot where locals know to swing by for walk-in service or quick online pickups. The neighborhood’s usual vibe clashes with this no-frills dispensary, but the selection and ease of access make it a quiet hit for those in the loop.
Tinley Park’s Durbin’s has been fueling locals since ’87—think ribs, burgers, and a beer garden that stays open until 2am. Live music spills out onto the patio, where the same family-run vibe has kept the pub’s doors swinging for decades. Skip the tourist traps; this is where the real neighborhood stays late.
River North's got a serious contender for your late-night scene: Five Iron Golf pairs Trackman simulator bays with a legit sports bar setup, so you're swinging clubs and throwing back drinks until 1 AM on weekends without needing a handicap to show up. Whether you're working on your swing or just looking to compete with your crew, the lessons and evaluations keep things fresh beyond the usual bar circuit.
Rogers Park's scrappy indie theater company produces original, thought-provoking work that you won't find on any other Chicago stage. The Factory Theater rewards the adventurous with shows that swing big and land hard.
Swinging, high-energy 1940s-style jazz lounge with legendary late-night jam sessions, heavy drink pours, and rich Chicago history. Once a Prohibition-era speakeasy frequented by Al Capone.
The 6th-floor Swing Suite at 900 N Michigan is where Streeterville's competitive set goes to settle scores over golf simulators and virtual sports—think zombie dodgeball between martinis. Full bar and elevated food menu keep things classy while you're crushing it at the virtual fairway. Best late-night option when you want gaming without leaving the architectural showcase that is North Michigan Avenue.
Cozy 100-seat listening room in Streeterville. Performances six nights a week. Straight-ahead jazz, traditional, gypsy jazz, big band, and New Orleans-style.