Sometimes, you’re heading out for a night of cocktails on some magnificent River North rooftop bar, but
find yourself waylaid by something totally unexpected.
Like a magnificent rooftop bar in Lincoln Park.
Welcome to The Upper Deck at Sully’s House, your new pre-cocktail cocktailing destination, getting things warmed up with an invite-only soiree this Thursday.
You already know Sully’s House as the multi-level corner pub nestled behind the hustle of North and Clybourn. Well, you’ll find that their rooftop is nestled, naturally, above Sully’s House, where 25 microbrews and 50 bottled beers create their own kind of hustle.
Up here, amid long cushioned settees and a grand panorama of the neighborhood, you and your troops will amass to plan your downtown assault. And since an army travels on its stomach, you’ll want to fuel up with barbecue chicken pizza or homemade ice cream sandwiches.
When football starts in September, the rooftop will become more of an all-weekend destination—they plan to start brunch service, complete with two massive outdoor TVs, to help ease you into college games on Saturdays and NFL on Sundays.
You always thought of brunch as an endurance sport.
Like a magnificent rooftop bar in Lincoln Park.
Welcome to The Upper Deck at Sully’s House, your new pre-cocktail cocktailing destination, getting things warmed up with an invite-only soiree this Thursday.
You already know Sully’s House as the multi-level corner pub nestled behind the hustle of North and Clybourn. Well, you’ll find that their rooftop is nestled, naturally, above Sully’s House, where 25 microbrews and 50 bottled beers create their own kind of hustle.
Up here, amid long cushioned settees and a grand panorama of the neighborhood, you and your troops will amass to plan your downtown assault. And since an army travels on its stomach, you’ll want to fuel up with barbecue chicken pizza or homemade ice cream sandwiches.
When football starts in September, the rooftop will become more of an all-weekend destination—they plan to start brunch service, complete with two massive outdoor TVs, to help ease you into college games on Saturdays and NFL on Sundays.
You always thought of brunch as an endurance sport.
