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Cocktails M Argaritas Martinis COCKTAILS CHICAGO FIRE 14 sauza, cointreau, pineapple, lime, jalapeño, tabasco, grenadine FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT 14 hendricks, domaine de canton, lemon, soda THE BOOT 14 courvoisier vs, giffard apricot, rasberry, angostura bitters, lime GOLD COAST 13 absolut, mango, orange, pineapple, grenadine, sierra mist SUNSET ON LINCOLN PARK 14 tito’s, peach schnapps, triple sec, cranberry PINEAPPLE PRIMARY 13 bacardi, lemon, pineapple, orange bitters MARTINIS IN THE LOOP 14 makers mark, raspberry, lemon, bitters THE “CHA-CHA” 14 grey goose le melon, st. germain, grapefruit juice NAVY PEAR 14 grey goose la poire, domaine de canton, lemon RUSH STREET COSMO 13 smirnoff, cointreau, cranberry, lime MARTIN’S MELODY 14 effen cucumber, apricot, orange juice, lime LA VILLITA CRUSH 15 don julio, st. germain, lemon & lime, pineapple TOP OF THE TOWER 15 patron reposado, cointreau, lime topped with your choice of: grand marnier, midori, disaronno, chambord MARGARITAS COCKTAILS THE CLASSICS BLOOD & SAND 13 johnnie walker black scotch, cherry heering, sweet vermouth, orange juice BLOODY MARY 12 absolut vodka, uncle dougies chicago made spicy bloody mary mix MANHATTAN: ROCKS / MARTINI 15/17 woodford bourbon, carpano antica sweet vermouth, angostura bitters MARTINI 19 grey goose vodka, dry vermouth WHISKEY SOUR 12 jack daniel’s tennessee whiskey, lemon juice, simple syrup MOSCOW MULE 14 ketel one, lime juice, ginger beer NEGRONI 15 plymouth gin, campari, sweet vermouth OLD FASHIONED 14 maker’s mark bourbon, simple syrup, orange bitters, angostura bitters PALOMA 13 casa noble crystal tequila, grapefruit, lime, soda SAZERAC 14 high west double rye whiskey, absinthe, simple syrup, peychaud’s bitters, angostura bitters SIDECAR 17 hennessy v.s. cognac, cointreau, lemon juice SOUTHSIDE 14 tanqueray no. ten gin, lemon juice, mint, simple syrup DRAFT BEER 16oz 22oz 100oz FAT TIRE 8.25 10 42 New Belgium Brewing | Amber Ale Fort Collins, Colorado | ABV 5.6% IBU 34 BLUE MOON 8.50 11.75 48 Coors Brewing Co. | Belgian White Golden, Colorado | ABV 5.4% IBU 17 GUINNESS 8.75 12.50 52 St. James’ Gate Brewery | Irish Stout Dublin, Ireland | ABV 4.2% IBU 40 HEINEKEN 8.75 12.50 52 Heineken International | Euro Pale Lager Amsterdam, Netherlands | ABV 5% IBU 23 MILLER LITE 7.50 9 35 Miller Brewing Co. | Light Lager Milwaukee, Wisconsin | ABV 4.2% IBU 10 MODELO ESPECIAL 8.50 11.75 48 Grupo Modelo S.A. de C.V. | Mexican Lager Mexico | ABV 4.4% IBU 12 SAM ADAMS 8.50 11.75 48 Boston Beer Co. | Boston Lager Boston, Massachusetts | ABV 4.9% IBU 30 STELLA ARTOIS 9 13.75 56 Stella Artois Brewery | Euro Pale Lager Leuven, Belgium | ABV 5.2% IBU 23 CHICAGO BREWS PILS 8.50 11.75 48 Lagunitas Brewing Co. | Czech Style Pilsner Chicago, Illinois | ABV 6% IBU 35 ANTI-HERO 8.25 10 42 Revolution Brewing Co. | India Pale Ale Chicago, Illinois | ABV 6.5% IBU 70 GREEN LINE 8.25 10 42 Goose Island Brewing | Pale Ale Chicago, Illinois | ABV 5.4% IBU 30 DOMESTIC BEERS ANCHOR STEAM 8.00 Anchor Brewing Co. | Lager San Francisco, California | ABV 4.9% IBU 35 GUMBALLHEAD 9.50 3 Floyds Brewing Co. | American Pale Wheat Ale Munster, Indiana | ABV 5.6% IBU 35 LAKEFRONT IPA 7.50 Lakefront Brewery | India Pale Ale Milwaukee, Wisconsin | ABV 6.6% IBU 38 PURPLE HAZE 7.75 Abita Brewing Co. | Raspberry Lager Abita Springs, Louisiana | ABV 4.2% IBU 13 DIRTY BASTARD 8.00 Founders Brewing Co. | Scotch Ale Grand Rapids, Michigan | ABV 8.5% IBU 50 SEAQUENCH ALE 8.00 Dogfish Head Brewery | Session Sour Ale Milton, Delaware | ABV 4.9% IBU 10 TWO HEARTED ALE 7.75 Bell’s | American IPA Comstock, Michigan | ABV 7% IBU 55 WOBBLE IPA 7.50 Two Brothers Brewing Co. | India Pale Ale Warrenville, Illinois | ABV 6.3% IBU 69 MILK STOUT NITRO 8.50 Left Hand Brewing Co. | Milk Stout Longmont, Colorado | ABV 6% IBU 25 CHICAGO BREWS 312 7.50 Goose Island Beer Co. | American Pale Wheat Ale Chicago, Illinois | ABV 4.2% IBU 18 5 RABBIT 8.25 5 Rabbit Cerveceria | Golden Ale Chicago, Illinois | ABV 5.3% IBU 32 A LITTLE SUMPIN’ SUMPIN’ 8.25 Lagunitas Brewing Co. | Pale Wheat Ale Chicago, Illinois | ABV 7.5% IBU 64 EUGENE PORTER 7.75 Revolution Brewing Co. | American Porter Chicago, Illinois | ABV 6.8% IBU 28 LAGUNITAS IPA 8.25 Lagunitas Brewing Co. | American IPA Chicago, Illinois | ABV 6.2% IBU 45 MATILDA 9.50 Goose Island Beer Co. | Belgian Style Pale Ale Chicago, Illinois | ABV 7% IBU 26 BOTTLED BEER MILLER LITE 6.75 Miller Brewing Co. | Light Lager Milwaukee, Wisconsin | ABV 4.2% IBU 10 COORS LIGHT 6.75 Coors Brewing Co. | Light Lager Golden, Colorado | ABV 4.2% IBU 9 BUD LIGHT 6.75 Anheuser-Busch Brewery | Light Lager St. Louis, Missouri | ABV 4.2% IBU 7 BUDWEISER 6.75 Anheuser-Busch Brewery | American Adjunct Lager St. Louis, Missouri | ABV 5% IBU 11 CRISP APPLE CIDER 7.50 Angry Orchard | Hard Cider Walden, NY | ABV 5% 90 MINUTE IPA 8.25 Dogfish Head Brewery | Imperial IPA Milton, Delaware | ABV 9.0% IBU 90 ANCHOR LAGER 8.00 Anchor Brewing Co. | Pale Lager San Francisco, California | ABV 4.9% IBU n/a DRAGONS MILK 14 New Holland Brewing Co. | Oak Barrel Aged Stout Holland, Michigan | ABV 10% IBU 40 MICHELOB ULTRA 6.75 Anheuser-Busch Brewery | Light Lager St. Louis, Missouri | ABV 4.2% IBU 4 CORONA 7.50 Mexican Pale Lager Mexico City, Mexico | ABV 4.6% IBU 10 AMSTEL LIGHT 7.50 Light Lager Amsterdam, Netherlands | ABV 3.5% IBU 21 MODELO ESPECIAL 7.75 Pale Lager Mexico City, Mexico | ABV 4.4% IBU 12 DOS EQUIS 7.75 Mexican Special Lager Monterrey, Mexico | ABV 4.3% IBU 23 HOEGAARDEN 8.00 Belgian Witbier Hoegaarden, Belgium | ABV 4.9% IBU 15 BIG WINES CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING GLASS BIG GLASS BTL CANVAS 10 17 47 Blanc de Blancs Veneto, Italy SARACCO 10 17 47 Moscato, D’Asti Piedmont, Italy WHITE WINES CANVAS 10 17 47 Pinot Grigio Veneto, Italy SANTA MARGHERITA 13 22 61 Pinot Grigio Alto Adige, Italy MURPHY-GOODE 11 19 52 Sauvignon Blanc Central Coast, California CANVAS 10 17 47 Chardonnay California WILLIAM HILL 12 20 56 Chardonnay Central Coast, California CHATEAU STE MICHELLE 10 17 47 Riesling Columbia Valley, Washington RED WINES CANVAS 10 17 47 Pinot Noir California BOEN BY JOSEPH WAGNER’S 13 22 61 Pinot Noir Sonoma, Monterey, Santa Barbara OBERON 13 22 61 Merlot Napa Valley, California KAIKEN 11 19 52 Malbec Argentina CANVAS 10 17 47 Cabernet Sauvignon California DECOY BY DUCKHORN 12 20 56 Red Blend Sonoma County, California CAYMUS BONANZA 13 22 61 Cabernet Sauvignon California ROSE M. CHAPOUTIER BELLERUCHE 11 19 52 Cotes du Rhone, France.
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