Budweiser Brickhouse Tavern
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Brickhouse Tavern — part of the Four Corners Tavern Group — is the latest addition to the Park at Wrigley, the Ricketts family's redevelopment of a triangular spot adjacent to the ballpark between Clark Street and Waveland Avenue. The 15,000-square-foot restaurant, which has four bars and two outdoor terraces, will be able to accommodate up to 900 people, according to a Four Corners Tavern Group news release.
"We're excited to offer a new gathering place where fans and neighbors alike can enjoy exceptional food and beverage options with an unrivaled ballpark backdrop," said Crane Kenney, president of Hickory Street Capital and president of business operations for the Cubs.
Located next door to historic Wrigley Field at the Park at Wrigley, the Budweiser Brickhouse Tavern offers an elevated dining experience with four expansive bars, two outdoor terraces and stunning views of historic Wrigley Field and the Chicago skyline.
Budweiser Brickhouse offers a unique Chicago experience by paying homage to legendary Chicago Cubs broadcaster Jack Brickhouse. Best known for his joyful enthusiasm for the game and his popular “Hey Hey” expression after an outstanding Chicago Cubs on-field performance, Jack Brickhouse’s legacy will be honored with memorabilia and rich tavern features.
Budweiser Brickhouse provides a year-round gathering space for neighbors, friends, families and fans with a robust menu featuring refined sports-bar fare and new twists on tavern-style dining that pair perfectly with your favorite craft beer. Whether you’re enjoying a family meal, date-night out or cheering on the home team, come to the Budweiser Brickhouse for delicious food and a welcoming atmosphere.
The relationship between the King of Beers and the champions of baseball began in 2013 when the Cubs struck a seven-figure, 10-plus year corporate partnership deal with Anheuser Busch InBev. Part of that deal involved assets outside the park owned by Hickory Street Capital, the Ricketts family-owned real estate firm, according to Colin Faulkner, senior vice president of sales and marketing for the Cubs.
And affixing the Budweiser name to the Brickhouse Tavern, the 15,000-square-foot restaurant named in honor of legendary Cubs announcer Jack Brickhouse, was part of the agreement, as reported by Greg Trotter of the Chicago Tribune.
The Budweiser Brickhouse Tavern at the Park at Wrigley is a 15,000-square-foot restaurant and bar.
Brickhouse Tavern — part of the Four Corners Tavern Group — is the latest addition to the Park at Wrigley, the Ricketts family's redevelopment of a triangular spot adjacent to the ballpark between Clark Street and Waveland Avenue. The 15,000-square-foot restaurant, which has four bars and two outdoor terraces, will be able to accommodate up to 900 people, according to a Four Corners Tavern Group news release.
"We're excited to offer a new gathering place where fans and neighbors alike can enjoy exceptional food and beverage options with an unrivaled ballpark backdrop," said Crane Kenney, president of Hickory Street Capital and president of business operations for the Cubs.
Located next door to historic Wrigley Field at the Park at Wrigley, the Budweiser Brickhouse Tavern offers an elevated dining experience with four expansive bars, two outdoor terraces and stunning views of historic Wrigley Field and the Chicago skyline.
Budweiser Brickhouse offers a unique Chicago experience by paying homage to legendary Chicago Cubs broadcaster Jack Brickhouse. Best known for his joyful enthusiasm for the game and his popular “Hey Hey” expression after an outstanding Chicago Cubs on-field performance, Jack Brickhouse’s legacy will be honored with memorabilia and rich tavern features.
Budweiser Brickhouse provides a year-round gathering space for neighbors, friends, families and fans with a robust menu featuring refined sports-bar fare and new twists on tavern-style dining that pair perfectly with your favorite craft beer. Whether you’re enjoying a family meal, date-night out or cheering on the home team, come to the Budweiser Brickhouse for delicious food and a welcoming atmosphere.
The relationship between the King of Beers and the champions of baseball began in 2013 when the Cubs struck a seven-figure, 10-plus year corporate partnership deal with Anheuser Busch InBev. Part of that deal involved assets outside the park owned by Hickory Street Capital, the Ricketts family-owned real estate firm, according to Colin Faulkner, senior vice president of sales and marketing for the Cubs.
And affixing the Budweiser name to the Brickhouse Tavern, the 15,000-square-foot restaurant named in honor of legendary Cubs announcer Jack Brickhouse, was part of the agreement, as reported by Greg Trotter of the Chicago Tribune.
The Budweiser Brickhouse Tavern at the Park at Wrigley is a 15,000-square-foot restaurant and bar.
Project Year: 2007
Project Cost: More than $2,000,000
