I've been stopping by this place off and on for a decade. Â It has a core group of older regulars that keep the place going, and they (and often the staff) give new patrons the hairy eyeball, which can be a little off-putting. Â However, if you return enough times, you are welcomed into the bizarre inner-circle.
Mostly domestic beers and standard liquors. Â
It can sometimes get a little "red state" along the rail. Â Like all bars, its always best to stay out of political commentary. Â
They've had the same shabby carpet for 20 years, and it smells like it.
Overall, Fuller's is fine for a quick beer and shot, but not a place I would make my permanent local.
Fullers was exactly what I expected when we walked in. A dive bar simple and plain. My bff and I went to see a play that was being put on at the bar about the election of 1985 here in Chicago. It was an awesome play I might add. The bar is certainly old school and the bartenders took their time. I saw them at one in of the bar, They noticed I was standing there at the other end but never came that way....ok.... I figured I better go to that end to get service, and wouldn't you know they went down to the end of where I was originally at. I smiled and eventually got my order placed. This place is definitely for the regulars. I'm feeling that play brought a lot of diversity that night and it may be a long time for it sees more days like that. Fullers was great for that moment but do not think I will be back.
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