Aliveone

Seriously.... Love $2 Tuesday! The environment is great and I'm not so sure whether it's a good or bad thing that the door guy remembers me.  Just kidding, I love Brandon and the fact that he remembers I'm well over the age of coming in:)....

But here's the hard sell... Jess!  Jess is the most attentive, personable waitress I've ever come upon! She's learned exactly what I drink and I never have to really ask... Whenever I bring someone new in, she makes them feel like they've been coming to this place for years! If Jess ever left... Don't know if I'd go back... But maybe if you cloned Jess I would consider it!   Seriously, you've got a good thing going on tues, both managers are always super nice and always making us feel like I'm welcome! Keep up the good work guys!

I've been a huge supporter of this place for over a year now. Words cannot express how awesome my Friday and/or Saturday night gets every time I go to Aliveone. This is my attempt...

The front bar is usually more chill and sociable that provides a laid-black vibe. Rock music is usually blaring but not too much where you can't get to know the person next to you. There is a pool table and plenty of seating (benches, tables, or at the bar). It is great place to go after a long week of work.

Where you'll find me? In the back room.  The blonde bartender makes the best drinks. I'm blanking on her name right now but she makes delicious long islands that will make you forget there is any alcohol in them, which does not happen often. There is an elevated couch area--Get there early if you want this VIP treatment.  The best part is the DJ is always playing their FAVORITE choice of hip-hop and R&B and it is usually awesome selection. Everyone is usually dancing and singing their favorite song.

Everyone that comes here will love it. It is the place you want to go and spend your riches because the experience is awesome. Check out their website or call for more information about what they have planned during the week. :-)

CHICAGO, IL--- According to eyewitness accounts, an insatiable disco madman ripped open the dance floor at ALIVEONE, a local neighborhood dive, this TUESDAY, gluttonously chugging $2 pints of delicious craft beers and hard ciders.  His charisma and slick dance moves carved a streak of broken hearts and jealousy as his rampage traveled to and from the dance floor's ends.

"It was absolutely voracious-- that crazy guy just did the hustle up and down this place like he owned it.  What a brilliant maniac," said a friendly onlooker, Susie Queue, noting that the funky disco inferno had bought drinks for a few, dazed onlookers.

"It started simple enough, but then he just kept getting faster and funkier, and when 'She's a Brick House' started playing, he just lost it.  I never had a chance." said an anonymous white male disco-enthusiast.

At press time, sources confirmed that the Disco-jockey, glistening from sweat induced drunkenness and dancing, gracefully yet jovially avoided reporters.  
"He moonwalked onto a nearby bus-- one hand on his hip, the other pointing to the sky-- the universal sign to 'keep it funky'."  Robin Rockabilly Robinson, ABC NEWS.