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Celtic Crossings
Ratings and Reviews for Celtic Crossings
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May 10 2012
Frank G. via Yelp
We had a great time here. It was very busy, but the bar staff was fast and friendly. They had some really great live music going; the guy wasn't too loud...read more
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Apr 20 2012
ABC D. via Yelp
This place is a blast when there's live music! A very cosy bar - and the jukebox selection rocks. Definitely try and grab a table near the fireplace. Don't...read more
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Apr 17 2012
Andy J. via Yelp
Guinness check, atmosphere check, true characteristics of an Irish pub check, live music check, fireplace check. Celtic Crossing is a blast ... this is the...read more
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Mar 04 2009
CSMobileUser2 via Citysearch
i visited the bar in oct 08...nice pints and great friendly service...will be back. ...read more
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Nov 13 2007
via Citysearch
Both Guinness and Harp are served to a group of people both young and old at Celtic Crossing. The thing that keeps bringing peopl...read more
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Nov 21 2002
daragh via Citysearch
Say hi to John, your bartender. He is one of the lucky few to serve probably the best pint in Chicago, in probably the best pub yo...read more
The Scene
Simple, comfortable and more authentic than you'd expect to find on a touristy block of North Clark Street. The pub feels like an Irish cottage, complete with a crackling wood fireplace you can sit right next to, nostalgic paintings and an old piano against the pale plaster walls. Irish literary giants like Samuel Beckett are honored by images on the back wall.
The Draw
A turn-of-the-century carved wood bar, lit by antique lamps, and a set of booths are likely to be occupied by old-timers, working folk, young professionals, regulars and a smattering of travelers. The publican will pull you a pint of Bulmers or Magners ciders, Newcastle Brown, Hoegaarden, Boddingtons, Carlsberg, Harp or Guinness. Or he may recommend one of the dozens of Irish whiskeys on hand.