Club Belmont
7844 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL, 60634
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Address :
7844 W Belmont Ave
Chicago, IL, 60634 - Phone (773) 589-2808
- Website https://www.clubbelmont.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Ambience : Divey
Noise Level : Average
Music : Juke Box
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : No
Best Nights : Thu, Fri, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Yes
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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J S.
This place used to be an awesome place to go. Always packed with 20-40 year olds, great music and great drink prices. A bunch of us used to go there every weekend. Now there are nothing but biker men. It's definitely become a little uncomfortable. Majority of the time, it's empty. I love Big John (the owner). He is an awesome guy to know. But this bar is not what it used to be. Has to change it up a little and make it more welcoming to come back to like it was before.
(3)James R.
Used to be cool. Now the place if full of weirdo rejects from all over the area. The owner is no better than the customers. Save your money for better bars because this is not one of them.
(2)Nico T.
Big John's Club Belmont is a cool, little dive bar with cheap drinks. The hygiene level is a cut above what you'd expect at a place like this. The bathrooms don't even smell bad & I've never gotten a dirty glass. The crowd is eclectic. You might see bikers, urban hipsters and some of the local guidos (like me) sharing a drink and shooting pool. There is also a pretty high number of single women for a bar of this type. Just do your best to monopolize the internet juke-box or some of the other patrons might play stuff that will make your ears bleed. The owner is the eponymous Big John and he's quite a character. Just stay on his good side and don't try to pet his dogs. The bartenders are for the most part good looking, young ladies. Let's just say they haven't been hired for their skills behind the bar. Don't be surprised to find them too busy fending off advances from the male patrons to notice you need a refill. Feel free to yell across the bar at them to get their attention, it works for me.
(4)Andy M.
A nice neighborhood bar on the far edge of Chicago. Low ceilings and a limited number of beer will make this place more unique than anything new being open in Chicago and that is a good thing. People are tired of the mass selection and crowded bars in the city and if you are like that then this is the bar for you. A good choice if you are especially close to this joint and don't even have to drive.
(3)RALPH C.
Never felt so unwelcomed. I walked in thinking they served polish beer . I was told they dont serve imports. What idiots, polish beer is impoerted beer : ) I actually went there because a polish guy from another bar said there was a cool polish bar with a wide selection of polish beer on belmont east of pacific ave. So I walked in and asked if the bartender if they had polish beer , so a guy holding a kid on the other side of the bar walked up to me and looked at me up and down and said this is not a polish bar, we cater to cops and fire fighters. Every one in this bar was caucasian, See I am latino and the way he said it and the tonehe said it made me feel discriminated. News flash, you are in Chicago a multicultural city in the middle of a polish neighborhood motherfucker.
(1)Frank S.
Affordable drink prices, and good people, pretty much sums up Club Belmont. The crowds are easy going, and the staff very friendly, and attentive. I have been going to Club Belmont for several years now, and have brought many of my friend and family there, and have always had a good time. There are many parties there during the year held by Big John, the bar owner. Two of the best are the Halloween party, which is always Kickass, and the annual summer Party in the woods(all proceeds at this event go to Shriners Hospital)!!!!! GOOD PEOPLE=GOOD TIME!!!!!!
(5)Channyn W.
I may be wrong, but I am pretty sure this is where 1997 went to die. For the people-watching alone, this bar deserves 5 stars because WOW. Fake boobs, short skirts, and bad dye jobs unite here in a cacophonous visual assault without any need to toss dollar bills around. It was actually kind of awesome. Unfortunately, that's where the good (or at least interesting) things came to an end. Smokers rejoice! Apparently no memo was received about the smoking ban. That's right, no need to stand outside in the frigid Chicago winter when you can stay at your table, cheap beer in hand, and blow smoke on the people sitting at the next stool over. And non-smokers! Don't be sad, you too will want to partake in the illegal smoking activity after you have to wait 20 minutes for a drink. That's an optimistic estimate by the way... The toilet didn't flush but "Baby Got Back" played on the jukebox. Really, this was just a mix of cons and pros all night, but in the end, I left sober, cold and smelling like tar. Not cool.
(2)Jill M.
Not bad - not bad at all. New to the area and wandered in on St. Patrick's Day night, hoping to find the hockey game on TV and perhaps a drink or two in a place that wasn't wall-to-wall drunken idiots. It wasn't too crowded and certainly had the "biker" vibe going, but without an overtone of menace. Had to holler for attention at the bar but then found a quiet corner to watch the game close to the path to the restrooms. Other than a few "what's the score?" inquiries I was left alone until the game ended. I moved to the bar around 10 pm and was bought a round by Big John as a "welcome to the neighborhood" drink. The few folks I talked to were friendly, the drunks were reasonable, the bathroom was quite clean, and I felt comfortable the whole time. Note: I'm a chubby middle-aged woman who came straight from work dressed in pink button- down shirt, chinos and loafers. I had zero issues, and will be going back.
(4)ben w.
Welcome to Club Belmont, home of the living legend John Kola. This is not some corporate manufactured chain bar, go back to Barrington for that. This is a genuine neighborhood bar. Challenge John to a game of pool, easy way to win a free drink!
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