Green Eye Lounge

This is a good low-key bar right next to the train. It's a good spot to start off your evening or finish it. There is a lot of space so it's a good place to meet up with a group.We had good service and it took no time at all to get our drinks. The decor is pretty simple, but it works for the spot.

Solid bar in Logan Square - stopped here for a few drinks before a show at Concord and enjoyed ourselves. Not sure if they serve food but the drinks were cold so can't complain

Convenience is the best thing about it. Green Eye is convenient for those who don't drive and rely on public transportation to get places. It's literally attached to the Western Avenue Blue station. All one has to do is get off and they're already here. The prices are kind of higher than a typical dive bar around here. About the best thing about this bar is the absolute convenience. It's not hard to get to if you ride the L here. This is attached to the Western Avenue station. Get off from the O'Hare bound side and exit to the left side of Western Avenue. It's literally here. Anything to improve: of course. Maybe more consistency in drink prices. It might be about $9 for a cocktail. This is all based on just when and who is at the bar it seems. Fun small yet also spacious bar. It has the other side, which is good for parties. They're pretty strict about carding and that type of thing.

Well hello again. Just feel the need to do a lil' shout out to this establishment. Well established, this establishment. Big , pretty, cozy and fun. Like my friend Steve. It's happy hour on a rainy spring Friday, and it's really great here. A fine 6:00 club, there be here. I may have been here a few other times as well, and you know what? It was great then too.

I haven't been here in a long time---so not sure what it's like with covid crap.But this is a unique bar that I'd recommend. They don't have special drinks and it's not really trendy or hip. But there's something about it, maybe that it's been there a while. Maybe it's the location. It's kind of got a dive bar thing going on, but it's nicer than a dive bar. it's large enough to come with a group, yet still intimate. It also has a cool late night vibe, so I'd recommend coming in later after you've been elsewhere.

Only been here twice now, but have felt actively unwanted by the staff for whatever reason. Can't see myself coming back even though it's so close.

This is a fantastic neighborhood bar - roomy, quiet on most days, and unpretentious. It's nicely decorated for the holidays too with lights. It's also open late on a Saturday night. The bartenders were nice here and there are daily drink specials especially during the happy hour time ($4 malort shots). Definitely not a bad spot to start a night out.

Can't wait to go back to this place and spend more time here. I had a fun time with my brother playing connect four while having drinks.i would say this was the my best night in Chicago. Lots of old school board games to play stored in none working old school refrigerator. The bartender was awesome made me some of the best dirty martinis made my way of course. Very yummy! This bar is perfectly located within walking distance from the residential neighborhood where my brother lives. If I lived here I would be a regular here for sure.

The worst bar I've ever been to in Chicago. The place is a dump and even smells that way. Staff are always sitting outside smoking...and are poorly dressed and groomed. Very unprofessional to say the least. Bartenders are extremely rude...and service is very bad. So many other bars in the area where the experience will be 100 percent better. The food menu consists of a bag of chips. Highly don't recommend! Don't waste your time and money.

good but nothing special . lots of arts on the wall and people were having funpersonally wouldnt go here by choice though theres 2 rooms divided by a wall so you dont get the bar ambiance on the other side and the music was kinda weird playing christian rap