Chicago is known as the Windy City, the Second City and the City of Broad Shoulders and there is a definite reason for this. There is always a lot to do there and so you will never be bored. The city is a cultural gem and boasts its diversity. You can enjoy fine dining or go to a local cinema to watch a movie. If you want something more fun and exciting, you can choose to go out to embrace the nightlife. It is impossible not to find something fun to do in the city of Chicago and your experiences will always be memorable. If you want to go to a traditional bar, museum or dance club, you will find many to choose from. The city of Chicago and Xpress.com has incorporated all the Date Ideas that you would expect to enjoy. You can look through the guide of multiple date spots to choose the ones you like. No matter which one you choose, you will never be disappointed.

Chicago clubs and bars have always had a compelling place in the local neighborhoods. However, several of these bars and nightclubs have since closed. However, for the most part, many of them have produced some great memories that local folks are reluctant to relinquish. There were some exceptional places that served up amazing cocktails and food. Many of the current establishments may never be able to compare, but it is a wait and see game. Divey and Dodger was a corner bar in Bucktown that had a small dance floor towards the back of the building and where locals danced to their favorite 80s music. Most of the drinks back then had glow sticks in them. The bar closed its doors in 2005 after being opened for twenty years. Condos are now in its place. Biddy Mulligan's was a rock club located on Sheridan Road, which was located south of Evanston cemetery. It opened and closed several times. At one time, it re-opened only to close again within four months. Patrons came to expect this after a while. During the 70s and 80s, it was different because of different management that knew how to run the place, bringing in some good musical talent like Smashing Pumpkins to rock the place. Today, Simpson Moe's tavern has taken over the building.

The Big Nasty was known to residents as a place for sorority girls and frat boys. Bucket O'Suds was a jazz bar. It was one of the coolest date spots in Chicago and was in operation for thirty two years and closed its doors in 1996. The Great Beer Palace was the place to have as many beers as you could. It was a place that many men met at the end of a long day. They served a wide variety of German beers. The place closed its doors in 2002. Katerina's was opened for about fifteen years. It was a jazz bar that offered live entertainment, showcasing artists from the local community and nationwide. They served Greek food and had a list of cocktails on their menu. The bar was replaced by another bar known as the Constellation.

The Lyon's Den was a local pub or what some would call a dive bar. it hosted live musical entertainment. You could expect an open mic night for comedy acts. The bar shut its doors in 2004, making room for soccer hooligans. Go to History of Chicago Date Ideas for the details.

Chicago, the Windy City is known for its active night life. So, make sure you leave your home at 9:30PM so you are not left out. Use the Chicago Date Ideas here and choose the date spots on our list to get the best choices. If you are going out during the day, 10AM is a good time to embark on an outdoor adventure.

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