Marshall's Landing is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

1. Marshall's Landing

8.6
222 Merchandise Mart Plz, Chicago, IL
American Restaurant · The Loop · 8 tips and reviews

Naywri W.Naywri Wright: I started out with house made chips and they were great. Then I had the ML slider that came with cheese and their house made ketchup. It was very good.

JRyan G.JRyan Gillette: Good menu and friendly staff

Kevin M.Kevin McKay: Artichoke fritters

Clark Street Ale House is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

2. Clark Street Ale House

8.2
742 N Clark St (btwn W Superior St & W Chicago Ave), Chicago, IL
Bar · River North · 56 tips and reviews

ChicagoistChicagoist: Whether you want to take in the summer air with a microbrew on the patio or cozy up to a glass of whiskey at the long wooden bar, your pup will have a comfortable spot by your side. Read more.

Brad C.Brad Chmielewski: If you're looking for a Bud Light just leave

Topher B.Topher Burns: Cameron behind the bar is like some sort of booze prophet - tip him well and your year will be soaked in hooch.

Kaiser Tiger is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

3. Kaiser Tiger

8.0
1415 W Randolph St (Ogden), Chicago, IL
Gastropub · West Town · 55 tips and reviews

JordanJordan: The draft list is well curated and constantly rotating. The house-made sausages are always excellent as well.

Lauren N.Lauren Nelson: Sit at the bar upstairs for a sweet view of the skyline.

Josh W.Josh W: Appetizers were fairly small. Order beer - the bartenders couldn't make a cocktail for the life of them. Sausages we're great, as were the fries. They had very creative/delicious dipping sausages.

In Fine Spirits is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

4. In Fine Spirits

7.9
5418 N Clark St, Chicago, IL
Miscellaneous Store · Andersonville · 3 tips and reviews

Chris S.Chris Steele: IFS hosts tastings on most Saturdays. Their well curated selection strikes a great balance between novelties you'll enjoy trying and affordable treats that will tie together your next meal.

Micky M.Micky Mariano: They had a free wine tasting from 3-6 on Saturday. What a gem. Tried 4 great wines and the sommelier was incredibly knowledgeable. Will definitely be back for some more wine

It's A Major PlusIt's A Major Plus: Great selection of wines, beers and spirits plus a fun, friendly & knowledgeable team.

Candlelite Chicago Restaurant is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

5. Candlelite Chicago Restaurant

9.1
7452 N Western Ave (at Howard St), Chicago, IL
Pizzeria · West Ridge · 37 tips and reviews

Jack D.Jack Dogs: Great food, good beer, good atmosphere, great specials. Booths by windows are cold in winter. Can be loud. Service is good. Late-nighters beware: kitchen closes @10 on weekdays! Read more.

Bob B.Bob Brown: The cookie skillet is addictive. Really.

Scott F.Scott Falcone: Some of the best thin crust pizza in Chicago! Try the "white pizza"...only hold the onions. Garlic feta fries are amazing too.

Pizzeria Serio is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

6. Pizzeria Serio

8.4
1708 W Belmont Ave (at N Paulina St), Chicago, IL
Pizzeria · Lakeview · 26 tips and reviews

Adam S.Adam Shane: All the pizzas are fantastic. The 3 meatball appetizer is really good.

Jeannette P.Jeannette Pawula: The Garlic Twists are a must!!!!!!!

Julia S.Julia Santellano: They need to turn off the weirdo music and turn the sound up for the Hawks games!

Fisk and Co. is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

7. Fisk and Co.

7.9
225 N Wabash Ave, Chicago, IL
Seafood Restaurant · The Loop · 9 tips and reviews

Emily S.Emily S.: The lobster roll with fries was excellent! I’ve heard the mussels are good too.

Adam B.Adam B: This is really a hidden gem in the loop. It's never incredibly busy so it's easy to get a table at the last minute, and the food/service is always outstanding.

David H.David Hogg: Chorizo mussels and truffle fries

Commonwealth Tavern is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

8. Commonwealth Tavern

7.7
2000 W Roscoe St (Damen Ave.), Chicago, IL
American Restaurant · Roscoe Village · 12 tips and reviews

CaptnbloodCaptnblood: Its their 2nd night open and considering going strong. Pork chop excellent as well as the charcuterie

Michael R.Michael Reynolds: Food is incredible!

Catherine M.Catherine Mallers: Great beers on tap.

Beat Kitchen is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

9. Beat Kitchen

8.6
2100 W Belmont Ave (at Hoyne Ave), Chicago, IL
Music Venue · Roscoe Village · 49 tips and reviews

Redeye ChicagoRedeye Chicago: In addition to a packed lineup of live music and comedy, this bar and grill also cooks up sandwiches, pizzas and tacos to keep your hunger at bay while you watch. Read more.

Explore ChicagoExplore Chicago: The Beat Kitchen hosts The Chicago Underground Comedy showcase each Tuesday with some of the city’s most talented and promising comedians. The showcase is every Tuesday at 9:30pm; tickets are $5.

GinaGina: go to Beat Kitchen and see Lucky Boys Confusion!!

Billy Sunday is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

10. Billy Sunday

8.9
3143 W Logan Blvd (Logan and Kedzie), Chicago, IL
Cocktail Bar · Logan Square · 72 tips and reviews

Jenna K.Jenna Kowalczyk: Bartender's are extremely friendly & helpful. Check out their website for an up to date drink/food menu. Very cozy & great atmosphere.

JessicaJessica: Try their drink simply called 'cocktail'. You'll be glad you did.

Jamie J.Jamie Jones: Love the Old Fashion and Fernet & Ginger! Always a great experience!

Watershed is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

11. Watershed

8.4
601 N State St (at E Ohio St), Chicago, IL
Cocktail Bar · Near North Side · 57 tips and reviews

bartend4funbartend4fun: Nice cozy craft cocktail atmosphere. Awesome Bartenders and staff

Adam S.Adam Seger: Jaegger is for Freshmen. Try a chilled shot of locally-made 70 Proof hum, The World's Most Unique Rum.

Jake S.Jake Smith: The fries and poutine are both amazing; snack on either while sipping your delicious drink, which should be gin or whiskey based. Don't miss the 3D map of the Great Lakes!

Mitchell's Tap is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

12. Mitchell's Tap

7.4
3356 S Halsted St, Chicago, IL
Sports Bar · Bridgeport · 11 tips and reviews

Johnny L.Johnny L.: They have an selection of beers! 110 beers on the menu.

@DjayRage G.@DjayRage Gerardo Herrera: Talk to Mr. Mitchell, your always sure to hear a good story..

Scott S.Scott Sachnoff: No food but lotsa good beers on tap & in bottles.

County Barbeque is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

13. County Barbeque

8.3
1352 W Taylor St (at S Loomis St), Chicago, IL
BBQ Joint · University Village - Little Italy · 56 tips and reviews

Ricky S.Ricky Sherrill: Good service and a fun place. Burnt Ends, Garlic Fries, and brisket are all good.

Ryan U.Ryan Unger: Here's the thing... Order the brisket, corn pudding, fried green tomatoes, potatoes, Reece's desert, and then thank me later!! Amazing service too!!

Jay P.Jay Patel: Garlic fries come highly recommended. Just don't believe the waitress when she says 1 order of ANYTHING is enough for 2.

Louie's Pub is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

14. Louie's Pub

7.3
1659 W North Ave (at N Paulina St), Chicago, IL
Karaoke Bar · Wicker Park · 10 tips and reviews

Lexi W.Lexi W: Brought my coworkers here for an after work outing and I was really impressed with Louie's Pub. Definitely a fun night and drinks were great! Karaoke is a must and they let you order in food!

Jessica R.Jessica Robertson: Had so much fun here on a Tuesday night - karaoke was very entertaining! No food menu, but you can order delivery :) and as an update for 2013... it is NOT a cash only bar!

Courtney G.Courtney Greer: This place is sooo amazing and fun!!

Kingston Mines is one of The 15 Best Places for Brown Ale in Chicago.

15. Kingston Mines

9.0
2548 N Halsted St (at Wrightwood Ave), Chicago, IL
Jazz and Blues Venue · Lincoln Park · 111 tips and reviews

Brad H.Brad Hager: LOVE this place, the dual stages with rotating artist is brilliant. GREAT artist / music here, and cold beer. Be sure to stroll to the back for lip licking ribs, fired catfish, delicious soul food 😄

Explore ChicagoExplore Chicago: Its late hours, regular acoustic blues sets, all-night kitchen, and vibrant neighborhood full of shops, restaurants, and other entertainment recommend this club as a top blues destination. Read more.

Soul TrainSoul Train: This spot is one of the oldest blues clubs in Chicago and was rated "Best Blues Club" 13 years in a row. If you're not having a good time, check your pulse.