The Sports Corner Bar & Grill

Their website says it is closed on Mondays even though Unilocal says it is open. I called twice and no one picked up.

Had the Corner Burger and it was really good. Way better than Rockit Burger bar. Ordered medium rare, and it was (no sports bar ever gets that right!) Also all food is ½ off on Tuesdays (non cubs game day). Servers were nice and they have the NHL Center ice package, so great place to watch a hockey game (or any sports match up for that matter)

I like this place. Parking was a hassle. Scrap that. It was Actually pretty good considering the area, and that it was the first snowfall of the winter. Found a place a short 2 blocks away
They hosted a PPV boxing match. Canelo/​cotto. For free. It was very crowded. People standing including me and no one seemed to mind.
Despite how crowded it was the bartender always managed to attend to me and my friend. Never was shy on a drink. Even had some counter space.
Ordered vodka/​soda heavy ice. Prolly on the weaker side for drinks. But did i mention a free PPV?
Nice mix of people too.

Watched the bouncer consistently pull up his sweatshirt into a crop top for two and a half hours. How hard are you? Dollar beers on Thursday are great, and the nachos are terrific. Overall, good place in wrigleyville. Somebody send this bouncer to forever 21.

My fiancé and I stopped in here before and after the game since it was right near the entrance. As someone in the restaurant/​bar industry I do tend to criticize a bit harder. We were greeted by the friendly guys at the doors who were checking ID’s. They have a great sports bar/​hometown pride feel to it. There are several tv’s. We didn’t order food either time since we were going to eat in the ballpark. They have an upstairs bar, which is nice. It overlooks the streets and field. The bartenders were a bit frantic, but it can be understandable when you’re being bombarded. However, I was not impressed with the slow pace of them. They didn’t move very quickly and efficiently to cater to the amount of people. They stayed pretty much at one spot and made you go to them, literally. Personally, I think they could have been staffed a bit better, upstairs and down. My fiancé placed his order and the girl messed it up. She seemed royally annoyed that he didn’t want two beers instead of one and still needed the waters. I witnessed her take some man’s drink. He politely told her that she accidentally took his drink. She proceeded to make him wait about 5 minutes. She said, «Here you go, don’t worry about it.» I would definitely say the service department was lacking. I did find it a bit pricey, but they can get away with it since they’re right at the field.

Sports Corner is just your average Wrigleyville bar — there is nothing great about it, but nothing bad either. The staff seems friendly enough, though they can be a little slow and lacking of personality. The food is ok, the staff is ok, the prices a little high probably b/​c they can get away with that due to their location.
Having just bought a condo around the corner was hoping this could be the regular local watering hole (during non home Cubs game days) but there is just nothing really drawing me back.

Great service. and they have specials every day., even Saturdays surprisingly.

Solid bar & grill. Nothing above or below what you’d expect. Bathrooms could use a regular check up as it had little toilet paper when I used. Food is decent, prices are average, good selection of beer, full bar. Given the location is where they profit.

While neither the drinks nor food are bad, the value for what you’re getting is not good at all. Drinks are served in plain plastic cups, not even filled close to the brim. The drink specials are necessary to bring prices closer to those of other bars. Food was pricey as well and portions were not generous. Even though there are other bars with similarly priced food in the area, there was nothing special about any of the dishes that I tried and the portion sizes were a bit small for the prices charged.

Good food, nice servers, great location. Service is a bit slow, but for a place as busy as this, that is to be expected.
Very poor management. I was treated rudely by an employee, and asked the employee to speak to the manager only to find out the rude person in question was the manager. I asked the manager for his name and was told «there is no way in hell I’m giving you my name» I then asked for the owners name, and was given the same response.
Even though the food, drinks and server were good, I will not be returning here due to the poor management.

Pretty good sports bar right next to Wrigley Field. It was pretty good. The nacho burger and fries were pretty good. Seemed to have a good beer selection. It was several floors with an open roof seating area. I was a little disappointed that the roof is only open on game days. The service was alright. Food came fast but the waitress had big gaps before she visited. She was really nice, and seemed a little new. So that was probably it. Would be an awesome place to go for a game.

I would definitely come back to this bar again, when I had more time. We got dropped off for the Cubs game around 1:13pm for a 1:20 start. We had taken a school bus to the game and all needed to use the restroom so we darted in here.
They had two bouncers checking IDs for a quick entry. The place was bustling and busy, but we were able to run to the bathroom quickly. The bathrooms were super clean for a busy game day too! The bathroom had an attendant too with every supply a girl could need!
Since we basically used this place for their bathroom, we decided to stay for a quick shot. $ 8 each for a Soco Lime, which is better than Captain Morgan across the street, and pretty on par for what I think of in the city.
I’d love to check out this place again– especially to see the rooftop!

I am from southwest Missouri, but visited Chicago to see a Cub’s game. After the game, I was looking for a place to watch the Mayweather-​Pacquiao fight. Not only did they show the fight on at least 30 screens, but they were one of 3 places in Chicago showing the game for free. They take good care of their customers. When I visit Wrigley again, I will definitely come back to this bar.

Great place to watch games (there’s tons of tvs). This is the BEST place to come before a Cubs game. It’s multi-​levelled, which makes it easier to find a seat. Friendly staff. Their food is good, especially the mozzarella sticks.

Great place to go before the Cubs game. I was in town for business and had never been to Wrigley before so my local office suggested we hang here before, great I’m down. Extensive apps and good beer selection, and 4 floors of space including the rooftop terrace which was very nice to kill a couple hours at. A stones throw from the ballpark, this is my ideal place to go to booze it up before watching the Cubs get their clocks cleaned.

I’ve been here twice, both for Tuesday night trivia. Trivia is every Tuesday at 8 when the cubs aren’t home. It is also half price food and $ 3 drinks. You really can’t beat that.
The food is average mediocre bar food. Better than cubby bear at least. Nachos aren’t bad. Wings aren’t bad. Just nothing to right home about. But for a few bucks I’ll take them any day. It usually fills up pretty good for trivia. The trivia itself is a blast. They have hard questions and easy ones and categories. Something for everyone. I’ll be back on Tuesdays from time to time. Probably wouldn’t go any other day though.

Okay so this visit is a complete blur since my buddy and I were at the game and during the game we wanted to try some tequila. So decided to walk over from the stadium while the ball game was on.
Place looked desserted but then again the game was live across the street.
Bar staff was okay and fast.

It’s a perfect location to hit up before going to the Cub’s game. As soon as you get off the el or the bus — walk up to the hidden third floor rooftop and enjoy a high top experience with the views of the park and the busy street of Addison. I enjoyed my burger before paying money for expensive ball park food at the game. The service is great– friendly people. And they don’t rush you. I would def. come for a drink or for food and because Wrigley can get so crazy– this chill spot was perfect.

Came here after the cubs game. It’s your standard Wrigley bar, not sure what else to say other than that. There were no drink specials when I came, which was on a Wednesday, and my boyfriend ordered my drink so I’m not sure how prices compare to other Wrigley bars. We were only here for a drink or two, so I don’t really recall anything spectacular. There were some TVs to watch sports and the staff was alright. Overall, not super memorable, but nice that it’s so close to Wrigley Field.

Our go to place before, during and after games and concerts hosted at Wrigley Field.
This last time we were there the food was just mediocre, (blue cheese burger, hot wings and goat cheese with grapes salad-​the salad was excellent) service was very slow and our waitress seemed annoyed with everything and everyone.
The rooftop space has new bar tables and stools for seating… Flashy red color, but I preferred the previous… regular square tables and chairs/​seats with backs. Our group meets there regularly… and we are there for several hours. It’s just more comfortable, for me.
Not too sure I’ll be back… Maybe it’s under new management. In the meantime, we’ll have to find a replacement venue for dinner and drinks ASAP… Billy Joel will be performing at WF tomorrow nite.