Historic Chicago Tavern
Operating in Chicago since 1885.
Located in Chicago's Old Town at 1758 North Sedgwick Street, Marge's Still is a gastropub and tavern established in 1885. It began as Victor Caruso's Soft Drinks, a combination barber shop and corner saloon that later became a Prohibition-era speakeasy. Today, the restaurant serves comfort food and drinks in its neighborhood pub setting. Guests can order food online for pickup or visit during evening service. Marge's Still also accepts bookings for parties and groups, including special events and larger gatherings. The menu includes burgers, chicken pot pie, chicken fingers, sweet potato fries, and bread pudding. The venue includes an interior dining area and patio.
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Operating in Chicago since 1885.
Order food online for pickup.
Book gatherings and special events.
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