Clyde’s Bar
3046 N California Ave, Chicago, IL, 60618
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Address :
3046 N California Ave
Chicago, IL, 60618 - Phone (773) 293-7635
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Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : No
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Noise Level : Average
Music : Juke Box
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : No
Best Nights : Mon, Thu, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
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mike o.
I love this place best bar around old school vibe and great people and Cheryl is the best
(5)Joseph B.
What? You still have not come into Clyde's (Where friends meet) ? What are you waiting for? Now that football is over :( , There's plenty of seats for everyone. Come on in and say hello to Cheryl ...She's there Tues. nights, Wed. days, Thur. nights, Fri. days, & Sat. Nights. Or, for the ladies You can come visit George on Sun. nights, Tues. days, Wed. nights, & every other Fri. night. a few fill in Bar tenders throughout the week, Like Blanca, Every other Friday! New renovations in the Bathrooms (about time) And as always the bar is super clean! Great Craft beers and a full liquor bar. Unlimited fun is always on tap at CLYDE'S on California !!!
(5)Marc R.
Solid real neighborhood bar that has not been impacted by gentrification and hipsters. You might see a grandma in here, your landlord, and a guy who complains that his beer and shot cost him $10 rather than $6. If you are here in this area, and it is warm out - they have a few tables outside for your drinking pleasure. Inside, you can watch people walk past on the security cams. The interior is perfect. It is an untouched neighborhood bar. Nothing on tap.
(3)Yolitzin D.
Awesome and always feeling welcome and there is a chick that works on on funday Mondays always with a joke!!!
(5)Michelle Z.
If you are looking for a place that's not over run by hipsters and $14 dollar craft cocktails, come to Clyde's. It's a true neighborhood bar where you can have a shot and a beer for $7 bucks. The beer is cold and the environment is warm and friendly (as long as you're not a douche). I love it when people are dancing to the jukebox and laughing as there is no true dance floor, but a small section of floor next to the golf game. I highly recommend this bar to anyone looking for a place to hang out with friends and meet others who want to do the same and by the end of the night you'll all be doing shots together.
(5)Audrey C.
Welp, that's it. I'm in love. I didn't think it could happen twice, but here I am again gushing over a dive bar. Backstory: new the neighborhood, long time Rogers Parker. I spent my time soaking up the glory days of Dukes, until it sadly closed. So imagine the tingle in my heart when I walked through the doors of this establishment. I had a nickname within 5 minutes, the bartender memorized my drink, and they let me listen to "Indiana Wants Me" on the jukebox without complaining. In fact, the next time I walked in, someone had printed the words to that godawful song out for me. The beer is cold, the staff is great, and if have the music in you, someone will teach you to Bachata and Salsa. Free of charge. Love it. Seriously, this place is great for anyone who is not a heartless bastard.
(5)Rachel G.
Clyde's is a fun little dingy dive bar - the true definition of the word. The bar has cleaned up over the past few years. Most of the regulars are friends, and everyone knows everyone. If you're a new-comer, you'll be a regular soon enough. The bartenders are fantastic! Cheryl is a total sweetheart. The beers might come from a cooler, but a cold beer is a cold beer; if you want a beer with a pristine label, you might want to hit up another bar. When you order a shot, you get a shot - you don't get cheated out of your tequila or whiskey. Your glass might even be at the rim. You can't beat the prices! The music is great - a juke box on the wall has a wide variety of music, and if it's not there, you can hit the download button, and it'll be there next time! Parking is on the street. Bathrooms are in the back.
(4)Marc D.
The beer is cold and well priced. The staff is awesome and they remember you and give snacks. If you like simple bars without many frills this is the place for you!
(4)Kimberly N.
I wanted to like this bar--I wanted to love this bar. I wanted to blame it for my alcoholism a decade later... as Maria commented, it is the Cheers of Avondale--only, in my experience, no one wanted to know us. We were definitely not welcome. This is a small dive with a lot of old Chicago feel--it reminds me of my parents, or some SNL version of Chicago in the 80's. We got Old Styles, taken from a plastic cooler (the kind you might take to a beach) with soggy labels from a suspecting bartender. What she was suspecting, I don't know. Maybe that me and my comrades would turn this into the next Rainbo, or whatever. I just wanted to drink some beers, play some Faith No More. The kicker was when she decided to close at like 12:45 because she was tired. She just suddenly decided she didn't want to be there anymore and called last call. What the? The other day I was walking by and a few smokers were standing outside (there are almost always smokers standing outside here) headbanging to some ridiculous metal. It was kind of amazing; it made me want to give Clyde's another try. Maybe I will.
(3)Joe R.
One of many stops in a dive bar crawl from last year. Memorable people and cheap prices. def a dive bar. Not the greatest place but its simply what it is: A bar.
(3)Christoph B.
Clydes is a true dive, and a fun place to end up on a Friday night! It's a neighborhood bar where everyone seems to know one another. But that didn't stop the regulars from welcoming me and my friends with open arms. Don't expect any craft brews at Clydes. I think the special export sign hanging out front is a good indicator of the beers they serve. I'm not complaining. Just pointing out. Anyways, I had a way better time here than anticipated and would go back for more cheap drinks, darts, and good times.
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