After two long years, Old Town Pour House is officially reopening a location in Chicago; however, it won’t be in Old Town.
The return of Old Town Pour House
On Monday, August 3, Old Town Pour House will open in downtown Chicago at 120 N. LaSalle St., in the former City Social space. The anticipated opening marks the restaurant’s return to the city following the closure of its longtime Wells Street location in 2024.
The downtown Loop location, spanning 6,206 square feet and accommodating 285 guests indoors and 36 outdoors, will blend the current aesthetic with the signature look and feel of the Old Town Pour House brand, bringing back the chef-driven fare, creative cocktails and mocktails, and a selection of craft beers.
Menu highlights include Nashville Hot Chicken Nachos, Crispy Wings, Chicken Tortilla Soup, Smash Burgers, Tacos, Fish & Chips, Steak Fajitas, Cajun Linguine, and favorites like Smoked Cheddar Mac and Rigatoni. There will also be a curated collection of beer focused on local and regional breweries, a lineup of house cocktails.
Old Town Pour House will also offer Happy Hour from Monday through Friday, 4–6 p.m., featuring $10 bar bites and $6 domestic draft beers.
To celebrate the grand opening on Monday, August 3, Old Town Pour House will have special giveaways throughout the day. The first 20 guests through the doors will receive an exclusive welcome gift that includes Old Town Pour House merchandise and a gift card.
