Lone Owl Pub

I don't know how we've missed thus place! Cool ambiance, efficient and polite service and extremely fun and substantial menu!Peanut butter white Russian was the standout and Anna was just the sweetest. Solid burger too.Will be back for sure!

My friends and I just walked into this bar to enjoy a few drinks on a Sunday afternoon. This is atypical PNW pub with some amazing music though (Kudos to DJ Dave who was playing on Sunday afternoon) The Dj played some very good tech house music. Good music along with good drinks was icing on the cake. We ordered a Lychee Martini, Wasabi Martini, and Owl Komova. All the drinks were really good! Wasabi Martini was quite creative, it didn't have a smoky spicy taste as much, but wasn't sweet at all which was good! The service was good as well. Our server was grooving to the music and taking our order which I thought was pretty cool!They have a lot of seating space, an amazing bar, couches around a fireplace which was nice. This is a relatively newer place and they have exciting offers over the weekdays; look out for tips on my Yelp profile to learn more if you're interested. Overall, a decent place in Wicker Park. I cannot comment on food as we didn't try any!P.S. I earlier thought this place is an English pub as it smelled of fish and chips and there's a large telephone booth right outside at the entrance, although, after reading reviews I realized it's a PNW themed bar which honestly isn't that evident.

Came here to cool off and grab a drink on a super hot day in Chicago. Let me say it is nice and cold in here my god. Such a save for us from the summer heat. We had really good service, sat on some very comfortable couches, with great drinks. Service was excellent our guy was super attentive and friendly.

Cute spot with a ton of delicious cocktails. I really liked the interior because of the varying types of seating for groups of different sizes. On Wednesdays, they have $2 off drafts and signature cocktails!

This is a great new addition to the neighborhood! We decided to go on a whim as we used to go to the previous spot, we checked out the menu and were super excited. Came here on a Sunday and there was a live DJ performing and it was a great time. Additionally, the food is amazing! We got the lobster corn dogs, the lone owl burger with fries and the mussels. My boyfriend said these mussels are his second favorite in the city, the butter served was so delicious, garlicy, and creamy. Our server was great and attentive. Her and the bartender were the only two front line members and rocked it out of the park.

Striking and inviting, the Lone Owl Pub is impossible to miss in Wicker Park.We sat outside and our waitress was chill, but attentive the entire time. We ordered the fried pickles and my partner got a mojito which was very refreshing. As for the pickles, they were thick slices, making the juice dampen the tasty, but thin breading. The star of the appetizer was their house made ranch. I COULD DRINK IT...if I were in the comfort of my own home. (It's that damn good)I got their house burger and he got the cubano.Both were sadly lack luster. The burger was tasty, but there was too much bacon jam that overpowered the balance of the burger. The cubano could have had more seasoning and less cook time. We enjoyed the vibe and would come back, but I think they need to fine tune some items.

Been coming here for nearly 15 years, ever since it was Pint. Place still looks the same inside, and the menu, while some modifications happened, still has some of the foods from when it was Pint. Still a good place to go for drinks and bites in Wicker Park.

This is a fun bar with a really unique layout and many quiet nooks to hang in. It made a few expats feel like we were at our local. Great beers on tap. It was only drinks for us. So, Mosh Pit for me and a glass of Oregon Pinot for my wife. Wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it with my own eyes. In walks this Svengali looking dude on a random Sunday afternoon and he's leading around a girl on a leash. Bring out the gimp

First time checkin it out since the rebrand. It was slow for a warm Saturday. There is cute seating up top but so hot! We moved on down to the main floor. Service was pretty slow here as well. I ordered the sticky fried chicken and the elder fashion, my friend choose the lobster corn dog and lychee martini. There was a menu change so the sticky fried chicken comes with noodles now instead of rice. I wish it was with rice instead of noodles. It was definitely a big dish. The elder fashion was super strong but I was able to swap it for a lychee martini. Overall cool place.

Went here for a date and they have 2 diff seating areas. Their mushroom dip and pierogis were OUT OF THIS WORLD. Lychee martinis were YES PLEASE. Will def come here again