DISCO
111 W Hubbard St 3rd floor, Chicago
(312) 828-9000
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Good music but my question is, if its studio 54 70's disco music then why didn't they play studio 54 disco music then it sounded more like 90's techno music to me to crowded even dance for 30$
Fine fun
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
From the moment I walked in, I was made to feel unwelcome. One of the doormen and a host looked me up and down and laughed, as if I didn't belong there. If our friends hadn't already been inside, we would have chosen another place for cocktails. I understand I may not be your typical demographic, but that's no excuse for disrespect. I'm a 40-year-old Black gay man who arrived at 7 PM simply to enjoy drinks and conversation with friends we hadn't seen in a while. We weren't there for the club—we were there to connect. We left by 9:15 PM. As a veteran hospitality executive, I can say with certainty: this is not how guests should be treated. I will never return, and I'll make sure my network knows about this experience. Shame on your team for failing so completely at the most basic standard of hospitality at the door.
The best club in Chicago
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Very beautiful but rooftop is first come first serve. Sat in the dining room second floor, & wait staff rarely checked on us very hard to order despite small size of restaurant.
The 3% and 18% fees are egregious considering customer service Does not add up! Just charge 21% at that point!
I recently had the pleasure of experiencing Celeste Chicago's happy hour, and it truly exceeded my expectations! The atmosphere was vibrant and stylish, making it the perfect spot to unwind after a long day. The food and drinks were equally delicious. We indulged in the Chicken Bites, steak Tacos, which were simply divine. Equally impressive were the Arancini. These delectable risotto balls were perfectly cooked, with a crispy exterior that gave way to a creamy, savory center. Paired with a Truffle Aioli, they were simply irresistible! The cocktails were equally spectacular. Each drink was crafted with precision, balancing flavors beautifully. I especially liked the melon melon. The service was top-notch, with attentive and friendly staff who made the experience even more enjoyable. Celeste Chicago's happy hour provided a wonderful combination of quality food, exquisite cocktails, and a chic atmosphere. I can't wait to return and enjoy more of their fantastic offerings!
OUTSTANDING!!!!! VERY NICE CLUB. SECURITY PERSONNEL AT THE DOOR ARE VERY PROFESSIONAL & COOL TO TALK TO.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was good we ate and then headed upstairs to the dance floor. You're allowed to take your drink with you after paying. We had a great time!!!
Wow!!!!!!! Blown away!!! My wife and I wanted to do something different on this visit to the Chi. I emailed online, and the assistant general manager, Matthew, was above and beyond helpful. He made sure we were taken care of from the time we hit the door until we left. It wasn't fluff either, he seemed very genuine. We ordered a bottle that they didn't have and he found it and offered for us to come back the next day.
The DJ. So we ended up here because I looked up over 40 night clubs. The atmosphere was definitely not that, HOWever, the 80's music was great! I'm telling you if we show up we can show these young cats how it's done! Earth Wind and Fire, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Beyonce, Prince...they were all spun. I don't know who he is but he needs a lot of credit.
The lights were amazing. The music wasn't overbearing in tone. Thank you for having us and showing us a good time.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
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If you’re looking for late night drunk partying and debauchery, this is not the best spot. For such a big city and its most popular day (St Paddy’s) the vibe was kind of tame. 45$ cover charge on St Paddy’s but been here on a weekday before and there was no charge. Drinks are extremely expensive but par for the course.
I was really torn on how many stars to give. I decided to go with stars equal to my experience. Let's start with the bad. There are 20+ reported stolen phones on the Celeste page. I read all of them. The majority report that they got them back. The majority of them also seemed to be by people from other countries, or at least out of state. A lot of them seem to be wealthy. Most of them also have very few reviews at other places. Look man, only God really knows what the deal with all that is. But I saw a completely abandoned, open purse just sitting against the wall on the dance floor and thought it was the funniest thing I'd seen in 2025. I ain't gonna lie, the security mostly acted like they were some guilty mofos. But.... Who knows. Nobody tried to steal my s***. So let's get on with the good, shall we?
Best sounding system I've ever experienced, period. I've been to a whole laundry list of the hottest cities in America for music events, and surely a dozen different night clubs by now. This is it. They got it here. I've never heard a bass thump so hard without muddying the sound, besides maybe out the back of some custom hot rod. And best of all, it's actually not too loud. The sound was as close to perfect as it gets. And you know what makes that even better? The music is phenomenal. Point blank. I was there all night from free entry to close, and what I got was about 30% pop (HEAVILY remixed), 20% Disco (often more true to the original), and 50% EDM with some thug s*** sprinkled in. They got some SERIOUSLY fire remixes dude, and most of it is just that- custom sound you literally can't get anywhere else. But honestly, it was kind of hard to tell if the music was so good because the remixes were straight up genius, or if it was just an effect of the quality and being able to appreciate all the details. Somebody said that they play a lot of the same songs most nights, but you will have the time of your life finding out if it's true or not. I can't see how they could have many more songs than what I heard, since I heard hundreds of songs and what sounded like a decade worth of remix crafting. I swear, nothing got monotonous. Huge variety, with nearly every second coming off like a banger. FOR REAL. It's like I'd heard every song before, but zero of the actual versions. So so so so good. Sadly, I cannot remember which day of the week it was that I went. And the dance floor is special too. It's definitely a special material, way grippier than your average dance floor. Yet when some dude taught me how to moonwalk on a spilt drink, it was a piece of cake. Excellent vibes, so much fun to be had. I swear it's so easy to talk over the music when there's zero distorted sibilance. I appreciate the bottle girls too. Their prom night dresses might've been missing a few sequins and their bodies may have looked tired, but they had the right expression on their faces, they got that model walk down, and they were surprisingly in the moment. Oh yeah and remember to wear your best cologne. Somebody complained about the A/C in another review. I wouldnt do that, but, let's just say that scents linger in there pretty hard. You'll smell so good if you prepare. Forgetting deodorant would be a cardinal sin. Hella expensive drinks but I showed up after pounding a 40 with zero comments or dirty looks on the way in, which was free, so. You'd be out of your mind to not call it worth.
So if you're from out of state and rich, just don't bring your phone and tuck the only 2 cards you need into your bra. Simple enough, right? Maybe have a friend with pants hold onto your stuff. Do what you gotta do. But as far as night clubs go, this is pretty much it. All they gotta do to make it an 11/10 is open up the roof for smoking. It's not techno, it's DISCO
Atmosphere: 5
Was lovely as usual! Just wish the doormen actually honored reservations even at 10PM. This is the second time regardless of making one they made us wait in line.
Celeste's first floor cocktail bar had my favorite espresso martini of all time! Highly recommend for cocktails, and they have an excellent happy hour.
Went here after a rave, I was charged a cover to go up and they just weren’t open. Fraudulent business.
Their bouncers are also weird 50 + year old men who make up the stereotypical drama you’d expect.
It’s just too much effort to navigate when there’s like 1000 bars in Chicago that would actually appreciate your service and have cooler/more attractive people
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