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06/21/2026
Bo**el Chicago is the speakeasy-est, cocktail-est, burlesque-esque-est, party-est, destination for your weekend shenanigans. Start here. End here. Spend your entire evening here.
The rowdiest international burlesque and variety shows every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night at 8pm and 10pm with late-night happy hour drink specials starting at 11pm. World-class DJs and award-winning bartenders all night.
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Address
1721 W Division Street
Chicago, IL
60622
To get to the lounge on W Division Street, there are different transportation options available. If you prefer public transport, you can take the Blue Line train and get off at the Damen station. From there, walk southeast on N Milwaukee Avenue and turn right onto W Division Street. Alternatively, you can take the #70 bus and get off at the intersection of Ashland Ave & Division St. Walk east on W Division Street until you reach your destination.
If driving, from Lake Shore Drive head west on Chicago Avenue which will continue as a one-way street named Ashland Avenue once you cross over the Chicago River. Turn left onto W Division Street and look for parking options as street parking can be limited in this area. There are also several paid parking lots in the area if needed.
Opening Hours
| Wednesday |
6pm - 2am |
| Thursday |
6pm - 2am |
| Friday |
6pm - 2am |
| Saturday |
6pm - 3am |
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What people say
Bordel Chicago is a hidden gem in the heart of Wicker Park that transports you to the sultry energy of Paris' Belle Époque. The candlelit interiors, red velvet sofas, and tasseled chandeliers create an intimate atmosphere perfect for a night out with friends or a romantic date. But what sets Bordel apart is its weekly theatre of varieties featuring a rotating cast of jazz musicians, burlesque performers, magicians, cabaret dancers, comedians and more. This entertainment perfectly complements the expertly crafted cocktails that celebrate the era of Prohibition and the great bartenders who took their skills to Europe and back. The beverage menu is imaginative and pays homage to the influence of European travels on American bartending. Bordel Chicago is truly one-of-a-kind and has become a favorite speakeasy among locals for good reason.
