Chicago Rock Cafe

Part of the successful chain of restaurants and nightclubs, Bury’s Chicago Rock is a fun place, whether you’re after decent food, a bop to some cheesy tunes, or just a decent cheap drink.
By day, Chicago Rock provides a decent menu, similar in scope to that offered by similar chains such as Frankie and Bennies or TGI Fridays. Main courses range around the 8 – 12 pound mark, and the portions are sizeable — you shouldn’t leave feeling hungry! As with these other chains, the serving staff are all about tips and can be a bit in your face, but that’s not a bad thing — you’ll get all the attention you need, and shouldn’t be left hanging round between courses.
Starters and desserts are also plentiful and recommended, from garlic bread and appetising meat dishes, to luxury ice cream sundaes and good portions of cakes, there’s something for everyone.
By night, Chicagos comes alive with the DJ and dancefloor. The bar usually has good promotional offers, such as 2 for 1 on certain drinks, or free drinks between certain times. These attract a wide range of people, from students after a fun night, to older types who might just fancy letting their hair down. The music tends to be a mix of chart music and cheesy dance stuff, with the odd bit of rock and roll, disco and rock thrown in — something for all.
The place is quieter in recent months than in its heyday, but it’s a decent and generally trouble-​free environment. Stag and hen parties usually end up here, and it’s often fun to watch the singles prowling ;-)