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Nisei Lounge Chicago

@niseilounge

Chicago's oldest baseball bar, a little dive founded in 1951 at Clark & Sheffield in Wrigleyville and pronounced - Knee Say.

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Open at 5pm. The dollar beverage value bin has returned for tonight & tomorrow. Come treat yourself to these ice cold closeout value beverages because we need the cooler space soon for OKTOBERFEST BEERS!

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We’re a dive bar in case anyone was unclear on the concept. If you want to tediously explain to your bartender why we might or might not be one in your humble opinion please go do it at another bar with higher drink prices and nicer floors. Thank you.

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After the Cubs World Series championship the only real goal left on Internet Dad’s bucket lust was to somehow get Lee Elia and Lin Brehmer to a Wrigley Field DAY BASEBALL game as our (very) honored guests. RIP Mister Elia. If you see Lin tell him to get you a cold beer on us.

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Some greatly talented people will be giving us a third version of “The Thomas Crown Affair.” In the meantime, here’s your reminder this sequence in John McTiernan’s 1999 remake was f****** fantastic. #Sinnerman #Magritte #Brosnan #Russo

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Diana, a.k.a. Wonder Woman, is from Themyscira—which sounds made up, if you ask me. Logan, a.k.a. Wolverine? A friggin’ Canadian. How did either of them even get into the U.S.? That’s what I want to know. And what’s with the aliases? What were they trying to hide?

Diana, a.k.a. Wonder Woman, is from Themyscira—which sounds made up, if you ask me. Logan, a.k.a. Wolverine? A friggin’ Canadian. How did either of them even get into the U.S.? That’s what I want to know. And what’s with the aliases? What were they trying to hide?