Tai's - Chicago

Pub, Bar-lounge, Casual

Tai's

Tai's
3.8 / 5 (240 reviews)

Description

On a rainy evening, a group of friends sought refuge in a lively tavern only to be met with a chaotic atmosphere and questionable pricing practices. One patron detailed an alarming experience with overcharging, raising concerns over transparency and customer service. Compounding the negative impressions, reports of violence surrounding the venue emerged, including a tragic shooting that cast a dark shadow over its reputation. However, amidst the chaos, some patrons praised dedicated staff members who foster a welcoming environment. Overall, while there are moments of charm and camaraderie, the tavern's recent issues may deter those seeking a safe and enjoyable outing.

Last update: 17.01.2026 from: sean

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★ 3.8 / 5 from 240 reviews
sean-gorey
23.06.2024

Best local late night watering hole since it's open till 4. It's beer and booze, no food or frilly drink. Good ppl and good staff. No draft beer tho...

ivan-ona
23.06.2024

Fine establishment, with very respectful bartenders. Bouncers are top notch

carlo-hood
23.06.2024

Jeff and Joe keep that place in excellent condition. Tais wouldn’t be the same without them. I really appreciate you both and the wonderful atmosphere you've created.

nabih-kanaan-1
23.06.2024

Solid late night bar. Great pricing

ian-ciulla
16.12.2023

The bartender on Sunday night intentionally overcharges customers. As someone who works in the industry, I know that most items are integrated into the POS system, especially the popular ones. We ordered Hamm’s beer, which typically costs between $3 and $5. However, when we received the itemized receipt, it simply showed “custom item,” and we were charged $7 per beer. When I asked the bartender why it was processed this way, I was told, “That’s just how we do it.” Knowing how the system operates, I recognized that this was not true. The bartender is taking advantage of customers, and I will not be returning to this establishment.

FAQ

The second closest stop is CTA-Addison-Brown Line, located 488 meters away.

As a guest, you can use the WLAN of the establishment at no extra cost.

The restaurant offers the opportunity to view sports events on a TV / screen.

The diner and its rooms are wheelchair accessible and thus usable with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities.

The restaurant accepts various credit cards.

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