With last weekend's St. Patrick’s Day parade and Chicago River dyeing and the actual holiday falling March 17, the Windy City adores a good two-week celebration of its Irish heritage. Bars and restaurants are getting into the spirit by serving traditional food, hosting bashes with spectacular riverfront views and bottomless drinks, and bringing in Irish musicians and dancers. There are even over-the-top themed pop-ups and specials that go all month long. Tap the link in our bio for 87 spots to wear something green and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Chi-rish style. Some parties will sell out, so plan ahead rather than test your luck. ? Grasshopper cocktail from Yancu at @cbrchicago.
March 16, 2023
With last weekend's St. Patrick’s Day parade and Chicago River dyeing and the actual holiday falling March 17, the Windy City adores a good two-week celebration of its Irish heritage.
Bars and restaurants are getting into the spirit by serving traditional food, hosting bashes with spectacular riverfront views and bottomless drinks, and bringing in Irish musicians and dancers. There are even over-the-top themed pop-ups and specials that go all month long.
Tap the link in our bio for 87 spots to wear something green and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Chi-rish style. Some parties will sell out, so plan ahead rather than test your luck.
? Grasshopper cocktail from Yancu at @cbrchicago.
Bars and restaurants are getting into the spirit by serving traditional food, hosting bashes with spectacular riverfront views and bottomless drinks, and bringing in Irish musicians and dancers. There are even over-the-top themed pop-ups and specials that go all month long.
Tap the link in our bio for 87 spots to wear something green and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Chi-rish style. Some parties will sell out, so plan ahead rather than test your luck.
? Grasshopper cocktail from Yancu at @cbrchicago.
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