Plymouth Restaurant & Bar

This place is dominated by John Marshall students. Although the rooftop is pretty big, it gets super crowded to the point you literally can't get a drink. If you don't have a table you're pretty much SOL. We luckily did have a table and ordered food. Pretty big mistake. The food was yucky. We had pizza (cardboard), a veggie wrap (tasteless), and a chicken sandwich (dry). I would recommend this place if you're not looking to eat and don't mind a 21-25 yo crowd.

During the busy work week, this is a hidden gen, worth the walk across town!

The rooftop is the only option. (Don't bother with the actual resturant)

Plymouth's rooftop is my most favoritest place for drinks in the Loop.  Although they're usually very busy, I've always gotten a table or a spot at the bar.  The rooftop bar is fully stocked (not all rooftops/patios get that treatment), there are plenty of TVs, and the beer on tap gets swapped seasonally.  The real gem here, Plymouth's pride, is the unobstructed view from the rooftop.  Unlike Vertigo or Roof which, while sitting at greater altitudes, construct tall barriers separating patrons from their doom, Plymouth trusts its denizens enough to let them enjoy nature unfiltered.  

My only complaints are: (1) the hours vary day-to-day and season-to-season, and each of Plymouth's three bars have different sets of hours.  Plus, Plymouth closes randomly for private events.  Especially if you're bringing a group, be sure to call ahead.  Lastly (2), service can be kinda sluggish, especially at the bar.  But don't let those details deter you from experiencing Plymouth's unique and fun atmosphere.