What seems like a staple neighborhood bar. Bartender was very attentive. Live music gets and extra star always in my book. Had a nice blues duo which is always appreciated.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Randee Jones
Great bar! Staff is amazing!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Manuelni Gradjanin
Didn't try food. Poor choice of draft beer. Bartender was really rude and he was playing some musinc sounded like gay pron.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Gregory Matthews
I make all my big plans here
Matthew Parrilli
A great bar for celebrations and conversations. I’m happy sitting at a table in the window or at the bar. We like stopping in after going to a show. A great neighborhood spot with a lived-in and rich history. Recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Joe Plemons
Great friendly place to hang out with friends and have some drinks in the Roger's Park/Loyola community.It's a Landmark in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Hudson
Wheelchair accessibility: Entrance level to the sidewalk, but you may need assistance navigating through two successive doors at the entrance.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Shawn Cranshaw
The Low-Key Vibe: Cunneen’s is like that cozy sweater you’ve had since college—slightly worn, but oh-so-comfortable. It’s not a dive bar, but it’s not trying to be the next hipster hotspot either. Trendy cocktails? Nah. Micro-brews? Maybe if you squint. A wine list? Sure, if you count the grape juice in the corner. And table service? Darling, you’re at Cunneen’s—order at the bar and pay with cash. They don’t take Venmo, but they’ll gladly accept your Monopoly money. Origins: Cunneen’s was birthed by Steve Cunneen, a med school grad who decided that curing diseases was overrated. Instead, he opened this joint with his buddies. Ed Holstein & Bill Savage In Summary: Cunneen’s is more than a bar; it’s a neighborhood institution. So grab your pocket change, leave your pretensions at the door, and join the chorus of laughter. Because at Cunneen’s, everyone’s a regular—even the clock.
Disclaimer: The above review contains 100% more whimsy than your average Yelp post. Side effects may include spontaneous Scrabble tournaments and an inexplicable urge to quote Mayor Daley
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 3
Shawn C (Shawn)
The Low-Key Vibe: Cunneen’s is like that cozy sweater you’ve had since college—slightly worn, but oh-so-comfortable. It’s not a dive bar, but it’s not trying to be the next hipster hotspot either. Trendy cocktails? Nah. Micro-brews? Maybe if you squint. A wine list? Sure, if you count the grape juice in the corner. And table service? Darling, you’re at Cunneen’s—order at the bar and pay with cash. They don’t take Venmo, but they’ll gladly accept your Monopoly money.Origins: Cunneen’s was birthed by Steve Cunneen, a med school grad who decided that curing diseases was overrated. Instead, he opened this joint with his buddies. Ed Holstein & Bill SavageIn Summary: Cunneen’s is more than a bar; it’s a neighborhood institution. So grab your pocket change, leave your pretensions at the door, and join the chorus of laughter. Because at Cunneen’s, everyone’s a regular—even the clock.Disclaimer: The above review contains 100% more whimsy than your average Yelp post. Side effects may include spontaneous Scrabble tournaments and an inexplicable urge to quote Mayor Daley
The bartender at this establishment should be fired. Popped in last night for a quick beer and she was SO rude. If you want to drop money to feel extremely anxious and like you're irritating a bartender for asking for a beer on a Saturday night, visit this place. WHY do people take on such jobs when they're incompetent at basic social skills? BE NICE!
Kirk
Ok bar. Too small. Bartenders attentive, but that's about it. Prices average.
Michael Tobiassen
I am for sure coming back here again next time I am in Chicago. The staff is great!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Brian Joseph
Cuneeens is a treasure. Bar has been around for a long time, classic interior of the 1970s, pool table, cash only and of course, Schlitz beer. Does it get much better? No.
Shasta Gee
The guy seemed so rude and the place was musty I'm sure the original owner who built it would not like that ?
Dive bar. Cash only. Cheap. No food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
What seems like a staple neighborhood bar. Bartender was very attentive.
Live music gets and extra star always in my book. Had a nice blues duo which is always appreciated.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Great bar! Staff is amazing!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Didn't try food. Poor choice of draft beer. Bartender was really rude and he was playing some musinc sounded like gay pron.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
I make all my big plans here
A great bar for celebrations and conversations. I’m happy sitting at a table in the window or at the bar. We like stopping in after going to a show. A great neighborhood spot with a lived-in and rich history. Recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Great friendly place to hang out with friends and have some drinks in the Roger's Park/Loyola community.It's a Landmark in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Wheelchair accessibility: Entrance level to the sidewalk, but you may need assistance navigating through two successive doors at the entrance.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The Low-Key Vibe: Cunneen’s is like that cozy sweater you’ve had since college—slightly worn, but oh-so-comfortable. It’s not a dive bar, but it’s not trying to be the next hipster hotspot either. Trendy cocktails? Nah. Micro-brews? Maybe if you squint. A wine list? Sure, if you count the grape juice in the corner. And table service? Darling, you’re at Cunneen’s—order at the bar and pay with cash. They don’t take Venmo, but they’ll gladly accept your Monopoly money.
Origins: Cunneen’s was birthed by Steve Cunneen, a med school grad who decided that curing diseases was overrated. Instead, he opened this joint with his buddies. Ed Holstein & Bill Savage
In Summary: Cunneen’s is more than a bar; it’s a neighborhood institution. So grab your pocket change, leave your pretensions at the door, and join the chorus of laughter. Because at Cunneen’s, everyone’s a regular—even the clock.
Disclaimer: The above review contains 100% more whimsy than your average Yelp post. Side effects may include spontaneous Scrabble tournaments and an inexplicable urge to quote Mayor Daley
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 3
The Low-Key Vibe: Cunneen’s is like that cozy sweater you’ve had since college—slightly worn, but oh-so-comfortable. It’s not a dive bar, but it’s not trying to be the next hipster hotspot either. Trendy cocktails? Nah. Micro-brews? Maybe if you squint. A wine list? Sure, if you count the grape juice in the corner. And table service? Darling, you’re at Cunneen’s—order at the bar and pay with cash. They don’t take Venmo, but they’ll gladly accept your Monopoly money.Origins: Cunneen’s was birthed by Steve Cunneen, a med school grad who decided that curing diseases was overrated. Instead, he opened this joint with his buddies. Ed Holstein & Bill SavageIn Summary: Cunneen’s is more than a bar; it’s a neighborhood institution. So grab your pocket change, leave your pretensions at the door, and join the chorus of laughter. Because at Cunneen’s, everyone’s a regular—even the clock.Disclaimer: The above review contains 100% more whimsy than your average Yelp post. Side effects may include spontaneous Scrabble tournaments and an inexplicable urge to quote Mayor Daley
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 3
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The bartender at this establishment should be fired. Popped in last night for a quick beer and she was SO rude. If you want to drop money to feel extremely anxious and like you're irritating a bartender for asking for a beer on a Saturday night, visit this place. WHY do people take on such jobs when they're incompetent at basic social skills? BE NICE!
Ok bar. Too small. Bartenders attentive, but that's about it. Prices average.
I am for sure coming back here again next time I am in Chicago. The staff is great!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Cuneeens is a treasure. Bar has been around for a long time, classic interior of the 1970s, pool table, cash only and of course, Schlitz beer. Does it get much better? No.
The guy seemed so rude and the place was musty I'm sure the original owner who built it would not like that ?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
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