End Zone

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  Has great potential to become one heck of a neighborhood bar, nice and isolated from the rowdy south of 103rd street bars. Only problem is they let any one in, as in 21 and under crowd. This crowd completely ruins the atmosphere with their immature behavior and occassional fights. I would love to adopt this location as my regular spot, but the high school kids really kill it. Check ID's, its easier then the $5000+ city fine.

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  Posted on 01.04.12 Justin B.

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  Oh well. Dan H. is right... I'm that jerk he went to grade school with.
  
  Jo W. and I do enjoy this bar, though.  This was the spot we'd hit up while home from school in the summer.
  
  "I need an Old Style, End Zone?"
  
  And that was that. There is nothing fancy about this place. The pool is free, the sports memorabilia is interesting, albeit a bit disjointed. There is more nostalgia here than novelty, and sometimes you need a bar like that.

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  Posted on 07.21.10 Kim A.

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  Great neighborhood bar in a great .Irish neighborhood. I love all the pictures of the great athletes that have graced the city. the beer is cheap and the crowd is young. what more can a young drinking crowd want. they have bands play once a week. The area also has other great drinking establishments in the area if you want to bar hop. So c'mon down. One of the better bars on outskirts of city's edge.

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  Posted on 06.04.10 Andy M.

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  Although I've classified this little gem as a dive bar, it really is a shrine to Chicago sports. This is an authentic gritty south side bar, without the pastoral Irishness of Cork and Kerry. There are photographs of Chicago sports legends that cover the walls and really harken back to an earlier, pre-Chad/Trixie era of the city. This is a blunt place, but it has a real neighborhood feel and probably hasn't changed much in the last twenty years. Worth visiting.

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  Posted on 04.08.07 Carl G.

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