Tribe Supper Club

We visited this spot while in Chicago.It has the same dining format as a lot of modern places. You can buy a booth and receive a tower mimosa. I ordered food and had the oxtails and grits. The oxtails were an 8.5 out of 10. The grits were super runny, so I didn't enjoy my overall food experience. However, I did taste my friend's chicken and waffles and they were a 10 out of 10! I wish I would have ordered that instead. The service was really good. Our server was very attentive and made sure we were taken care of the entire time. I must say that they do play music. It sets the vibe. I enjoyed the playlist a lot. They also have a stage, so I am sure there are certain times that they have live music as well. Cool Spot.

Came here while visiting Chi-Town for the weekend & I am in LOVE!!!! From being greeted by the security/doorman who knew right off rip that we were visitors and really didn't know the dress code but was so nice to still allow us to come in for their Happy Hour. This place is so cute and the bar staff AWESOME! I forgot the young lady name but she was the most beautiful person with diamonds in her teeth...trust she will make your drink with love!!! We also had the opportunity to meet one of the owners who was super nice and very aware of what their customers needs are. We also had some food, not much but wanted to try some things out but because it was Happy Hour the menu was limited but very good...I didn't get to snap really any pictures but two and the one of my food does it no justice. Give this place a try!!

Cute spot for solid food, okay drinks and overall good vibes. It's small but there's plenty of seating for an intimate vibe. The seating is a mix of bar, small tables and then lounge seating for bigger groups. There's a DJ and karaoke on Thursdays and live music on the weekends. The drinks were just OK to me and my friend. I tried the butterscotch Manhattan and my friend had the rum punch. The oxtail ramen was pretty good. The broth was amazing. The meat was tender. The vegetables were fresh and there was plenty for leftovers. It would've been easier if the oxtail was already taken off the bone. I had to ask for a separate container to break it down. I'd also recommend always providing a spoon with the dish and having some chopsticks on hand as an option. My friend said the Rasta pasta was good. The service was good. I'm looking forward to checking it out again. I'd recommend they have a few print out of the menus. The digital design is very nice but it wasn't that easy to read. The oxtail ramen was pretty good!

This is my second visit and first time happy hour. Happy hour menu was great. The Summertime Chi is an excellent drink for a spring happy hour. The service was slow. Sat a the bar for over 10 minutes before we finally had to ask the waitress how we are suppose to order because several bartenders walked by us and didn't even speak. Keep in mind this was early HH, so not many people to wait on, let alone in the middle of the bar. Once we were finally served, everything was really tasty and delicious. We left before the live band really got going. It was incredibly too loud for the vibe we were going for, but the band sounded great.

Got there close to 9pm on a Thursday to watch the NBA Finals/Karaoke. They were on the late night menu which was fine. We ordered drinks and food. My drink (pink flamingo) was very mediocre. The jolly rancher was worth it once you had 3 of them. They had $5 shot specials that were probably a half ounce in a cup. The ambiance was nice, I'll give them that. There wasn't a cover and no unnecessary issues going on. I ordered the catfish poboy. It was more of a catfish sandwich on a brioche hamburger bun. And the bun was not heated/warmed or toasted and it came in takeout containers. I wouldn't order again. The garlic aioli didn't have much flavor but the fries were good. Overall a good experience if you want a chill night/karaoke just get there for happy hour to make it worth it. 20% service fee was automatically included.

Very cool supper spot located in Chicago. They have live music and a DJ. Make sure you make reservations because seats are limited at the bar and after a while, they remove the bar seats to make room for more patrons.The drinks were good and they do offer food. I tried the truffalo wings and fries. The wings were hot but in temperature and taste, which is always a winner for me. The fries were good as well. Everything came out promptly and the vibe was laid back.The DJs played a lot of good music from the 90s and the 2000s which was a pleasant surprise. Although they didn't have my one request, I enjoyed the music for the most part. Check this place out if you want a nice spot to listen to good music and dance.

The atmosphere is as is, good, specifically being near the subway the music is great, being live is a plus. The food was not so great or something to speak of for me. I requested a Catfish Po Boy and it was a fillet on a brioche bun. And it was not tasty at all not seasoned good enough or fried hard enough, abit soggy to my liking. A long fillet for a bun. I continued my meal due to lack of food for the entire day(starving) just to eat something that was disappointing. Other counter parts and associates ordered food and shared their wings, they were also unsatisfying. For a person that order bottle service(unnecessary truthfully)and then wad highten on food would enough the experience of it all but didn't. I only enjoyed the live music when they played and apparently that's what I expensively paid for music and sevice.

Absolutely dreadful! My previous detailed post, back on 2/18/24 was deleted by Yelp as I assume I was too honest. It was removed for "community standards." This place was beyond horrible in my opinion. The pictures alone speak to the issues and complaints I made known in the original post. All I will say is if you are looking for a great brunch to socialize with your friends and enjoy your actual food...this is not it. Listed facts are as follows:1. The food, subpar and over priced.2. Ambiance and cleanliness is questionable.3. Do not order a "mimosa" tower. Picture is clear where they are stored (near the bathroom 10 steps from the visible rat box). Even if those towers are "broken" per the owner, throw them away! Why even allow a customer to visually see this.4. Bathroom was trashed at 2:30 pm. Not a staff member around to replace toilet paper or pick up paper towel trash.5. Cooking staff "fist bumping" non employees through the food service window and adjusting hair with the same gloves they cook with ( yes, I saw this several times happen)6. Limited tables for food service. Mainly 3 seater bar tops and couches, with have no place to sit your food and eat. The one long 10 seater table where larger parties ( my party had 9 people) could sit was used by staff to fold silverware, laugh and talk. If you are seated at a sunken couch, just prepare to eat that $20 sandwich on your lap, sitting on a stool like a picnic.7. Environment is extremely loud. Basically this place is a "day drinking" spot not a casual brunch place for conversation. Adjust expectations accordingly.8. Valet is a joke. Too many issues to name.In closure, there are tons of brunch places in Chicago from north to south, east and west. Choose somewhere else or take the gamble and experience this place if you choose.

Amazing Friday night! It's a whole vibe and we had a time! Food was bomb! Music was hitting! Waitress was amazing! The culture was definitely giving life the entire night! I will absolutely be back!

The vibes were right, the live music had very talented trio to preform an r&b medley and the food was fire. Drinks also were delicious- I recommend the pink flamingo. We weren't really focused on photos so I caught these picture late. Overall staff were kind. The chef greeted us and was down to earth. Will for sure be back.