Jan 26, 2009

Weekend Photos: Bull & Bear

Since we first heard about Bull & Bear (431 N. Wells St.) way back in August, the “luxury sports bar” playing field has gotten a heck of a lot more crowded. But this new spot from the Stone Lotus team, which finally opened on January 22nd, has one thing other newbies don’t: in-table taps. That’s right: You can pour your own beer from the comfort of your booth. We snapped barflies serving up their own suds at the bar’s grand opening.

Bull & Bear gallery >>

Photography: Megan Dodge

Posted at 02:48 PM in Nightspotting 2.0 | Permalink

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Jan 27, 2009 04:58 pm
 Posted by  Anonymous

this place is amazing! perfect atmosphere and food combination. this exactly what this neighborhood needed. Good job guys

Jan 28, 2009 02:39 pm
 Posted by  Anonymous

Boring
I dont think Sarah has had a good blog in about 4 months?

Jan 29, 2009 09:27 am
 Posted by  Anonymous

Blog? It's only pictures.....

Jan 30, 2009 01:34 pm
 Posted by  Anonymous

Can somebody please impeach Sarah!

Feb 4, 2009 01:31 pm
 Posted by  Anonymous

Agreed.. Maybe her marriage life is too busy to actually write

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Chicago's go-to nightlife expert, Sarah Preston writes the monthly column "Nightspotting" for the magazine and keeps us all a little hipper with her weekly updates from the nightlife front, Nightspotting 2.0, new every Thursday. But this consummate party girl has a day job, too: She's a staff editor and writer at playboy.com, where she attends Mansion parties "for work" and coaxes celebrities to open up about their sex lives. (Read posts from the last iteration of Sarah’s blog, Last Girl Standing, here; send Sarah an e-mail by clicking here.) Also, check back Mondays for nightlife photos shot each weekend by our intrepid photographers. If you see them on the scene, be sure to smile for the camera.

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