Taqueria Los Comales is one of the better-known taco chains within Chicago’s Mexican neighborhoods, with a busy Pilsen counter on 18th Street. The restaurant is known for al pastor tacos, burritos, a self-serve pickled-pepper bar, and late-night dining that stays active past midnight.
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The White Sox's own bar and grill, built right into Rate Field at Gate 5. Multi-level with indoor and outdoor seating, big screens, a full bar and game-day food. Opens two hours before first pitch — the closest pregame spot to the park there is. Game days only.
A Bridgeport neighborhood bar and grill that's been a White Sox pregame fixture for years — a few blocks from Rate Field. Come for a beer and a burger before the game, or stay and watch it here. Dependable bar-and-grill staples: wings, sandwiches, and cold drafts.
A classic Bridgeport corner bar — the kind of unpretentious neighborhood tavern the South Side is built on. Cold beer, a friendly crowd, and an easy walk from Rate Field. A dependable spot for a drink before the game or to settle in after.
A brick-and-wood shrine to the White Sox — Chicago's favorite Irish pub and Sox sports bar, decked with photos of old Comiskey, five minutes' walk from Rate Field. Ten taps (two reserved for the visiting team), a full bar, and a kitchen whose menu flips a 'Visitors' side inspired by that day's...
A Bridgeport sports bar half a mile from Rate Field, built for wings, cold beer, and watching the game on the wall. Open late on weekends, and they run one free shuttle to every Sox home game — call ahead to get your name on the list.
A beloved counter-serve deli tucked into a Bridgeport residential block — classic sandwiches, hoagies, salads, soups, and burgers. The Italian chicken salad and meatball sub have a following. Open days only (until 4pm), so it's a grab-something-good-before-a-day-game move.
A cash-only Chicago hot dog stand right by Rate Field, west of the ballpark — Chicago dogs, Polishes, burgers and cheese fries. Order a dog with ketchup and you're ringing the Bell of Shame. The quintessential quick, cheap pregame bite before a Sox game.
A Bridgeport landmark since 1946 and the birthplace of the breaded steak sandwich — juicy steak, mozzarella, and giardiniera on French bread that USA Today once called the best sandwich in the world. Italian-American classics, pizza, and pasta a short drive from Rate Field, and the kitchen stays...