Historic Tavern
Wooden structure built in 1872 with bar fixtures from the 1920s.
A historic Chicago tavern and cocktail bar. The Green Door Tavern occupies a wooden structure built in 1872, with bar fixtures dating from the 1920s. Its menu includes food and drinks, while private parties are available for groups of 20 to 200 people. The tavern also provides an environment for gatherings, including birthdays, holidays, and watching games with friends and family. Located within the building is The Drifter, a speakeasy room from the Prohibition era with a vintage setting and its own entertainment experience. The business describes itself as a neighborhood establishment with wooden interiors and memorabilia from earlier periods of Chicago history.
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Wooden structure built in 1872 with bar fixtures from the 1920s.
Hosts private gatherings for groups of 20 to 200 people.
A Prohibition-era speakeasy room located within the building.
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