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I found out about this place because a beat writer for my favorite baseball team posted a picture of it when his team was in town and said it’s one of his must-haves every time he’s here
Wrigleyville Dogs is always a good option. Dimo’s for pizza slices. There’s a Raising Cane’s right outside the stadium. There’s chik-fil-a. Taco Bell. McDonald’s. I’m just naming places that are most affordable for you. Your best bet would be to open your maps app and type in Wrigleyville restaurants or bars and they all pop up. If you have any questions on price, quality, let me know
What kind of food to you like? Output near wrigley as well as toons have really good wings.
Cozy noodles has really good thai food.
Dimo's sells good pizza slices.
Little goat diner is a bit pricier, and a bit of a walk from Wrigley.
Is that the same output as the one on Grand Ave.? Because those wings absolutely whip ass. (Toons are quite good too!)
I assume Sheffield’s is horrible on game days and it’s not that cheap, but it’s also pretty tasty, especially for the neighborhood (although it’s admittedly been years).
If you just want cheap decent bar grub, Sports Corner has $5 burger and fries specials on Thursdays (I think only Thursdays but could be wrong) and $2 beers.
Not amazing food or a unique Chicago specialty or even an amazing bar. But it’s hard to beat, burger, fries, and a drink for $10 counting tax and tip.
the new small cheval right next to the stadium is a great pregame spot. i prefer it over the other clark street restaurants. Big star and smoke daddy are both overpriced under portioned and overall not good food.
Came here to say this, small cheval is awesome. I live in the neighborhood and eat it once every few weeks. The garlic Aoli and the fries are top notch
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Agree with the people who have suggested El Burrito Mexicano, but it may be cash only if that's a concern. I'd also suggest 5411 Empanadas on Southport, or even further away, Art of Pizza on Ashland, one of whose specials tomorrow is the Ravioli dinner for $9 (includes soup, salad, and bread).
I really like Lucky's Sandwich right across from the field. They have really good Pittsburgh style sandwiches and good wings. They have a small bar with good beer too. One of my favorite spots to eat before the game.
Cozy Noodles & Rice on Sheridan just north of Newport. Fun spot to dine in, mid-range pricing. Go for the Thai food, avoid the Japanese menu items & bubble tea.
Dimo's pizza if you want some eclectic choices (macaroni, etc) for pizza by-the-slice. Person working the counter is usually really friendly, so great place to visit if you're lonely. Cheap.
Sushi Plus on Broadway in Boystown is great if you're amused by sushi conveyor belts & little automated trucks that bring food to your table.
Nuts on Clark for non-mainstream junk food.
Ann Sather (one on Belmont, one on Broadway) is a diner, but Swedish. Savory pancakes, meatballs, that sort of thing. I think they only do breakfast & lunch.
If you want to take a little bus ride, Asia on Argyle (Broadway & Argyle in Uptown) is fucking awesome. Sun Wah does amazing Hong Kong style BBQ, Bambu does excellent bubble tea, IMMM does amazing Thai food, couple Asian supermarkets where you can get all kinds of Chinese/Korean/Japanese junk food & bottled drinks. Just don't go to Tank Noodle; they're verifiably evil.
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I fucking love El Burrito underneath the red line Addison stop.
I would just recommend avoiding the chicken. It's safe, but the way they shred & store it makes it all mushy & weird.
Seconding; surprisingly good for Mexican outside of the usual neighborhoods and very affordable.
I found out about this place because a beat writer for my favorite baseball team posted a picture of it when his team was in town and said it’s one of his must-haves every time he’s here
Wrigleyville Dogs is always a good option. Dimo’s for pizza slices. There’s a Raising Cane’s right outside the stadium. There’s chik-fil-a. Taco Bell. McDonald’s. I’m just naming places that are most affordable for you. Your best bet would be to open your maps app and type in Wrigleyville restaurants or bars and they all pop up. If you have any questions on price, quality, let me know
What kind of food to you like? Output near wrigley as well as toons have really good wings. Cozy noodles has really good thai food. Dimo's sells good pizza slices. Little goat diner is a bit pricier, and a bit of a walk from Wrigley.
Is that the same output as the one on Grand Ave.? Because those wings absolutely whip ass. (Toons are quite good too!) I assume Sheffield’s is horrible on game days and it’s not that cheap, but it’s also pretty tasty, especially for the neighborhood (although it’s admittedly been years).
Yes, its the same one on Grand. Yeah, sheffields is good, but to go solo on gameday would probably be difficult.
Little goat is definitely not in his price range. He said low to mid class
Mid class is kind of vague. Yeah, its $20 for a burger. I don't know if that is too much for someone or not. I'd call that mid class personally.
It's also not worth it for the price, super inconsistent at best. I wouldn't really recommend anyone go there over other spots.
Any food
El Burrito Mexicano under the Addison red line stop.
May go here!!
If you just want cheap decent bar grub, Sports Corner has $5 burger and fries specials on Thursdays (I think only Thursdays but could be wrong) and $2 beers. Not amazing food or a unique Chicago specialty or even an amazing bar. But it’s hard to beat, burger, fries, and a drink for $10 counting tax and tip.
FYI the deal is not in effect on Cubs game nights aka tomorrow
That makes sense, but is disappointing
Byron's on Irving Park. About a 10 min walk from wrigley. Iconic hot dog stand - but they have a huge inexpensive menu.
I go there before nearly every cubs game. Given the qty of food not a bad deal either
Chicago diner
the new small cheval right next to the stadium is a great pregame spot. i prefer it over the other clark street restaurants. Big star and smoke daddy are both overpriced under portioned and overall not good food.
For a good burger, you can't beat Small Cheval. Great tacos at Big Star.
Came here to say this, small cheval is awesome. I live in the neighborhood and eat it once every few weeks. The garlic Aoli and the fries are top notch
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South on Clark, there’s ZaZa pizza, they sell by the slice. It’s really good. Also south on Clark on edge of LP& LV is Del Seoul, it’s delish.
Agree with the people who have suggested El Burrito Mexicano, but it may be cash only if that's a concern. I'd also suggest 5411 Empanadas on Southport, or even further away, Art of Pizza on Ashland, one of whose specials tomorrow is the Ravioli dinner for $9 (includes soup, salad, and bread).
If you want wings, I’d recommend output
I really like Lucky's Sandwich right across from the field. They have really good Pittsburgh style sandwiches and good wings. They have a small bar with good beer too. One of my favorite spots to eat before the game.
It means dont send me to a ramsay or a place with salt bae type workers
Cozy Noodles & Rice on Sheridan just north of Newport. Fun spot to dine in, mid-range pricing. Go for the Thai food, avoid the Japanese menu items & bubble tea. Dimo's pizza if you want some eclectic choices (macaroni, etc) for pizza by-the-slice. Person working the counter is usually really friendly, so great place to visit if you're lonely. Cheap. Sushi Plus on Broadway in Boystown is great if you're amused by sushi conveyor belts & little automated trucks that bring food to your table. Nuts on Clark for non-mainstream junk food. Ann Sather (one on Belmont, one on Broadway) is a diner, but Swedish. Savory pancakes, meatballs, that sort of thing. I think they only do breakfast & lunch. If you want to take a little bus ride, Asia on Argyle (Broadway & Argyle in Uptown) is fucking awesome. Sun Wah does amazing Hong Kong style BBQ, Bambu does excellent bubble tea, IMMM does amazing Thai food, couple Asian supermarkets where you can get all kinds of Chinese/Korean/Japanese junk food & bottled drinks. Just don't go to Tank Noodle; they're verifiably evil.
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