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No matter your allegiance, we can all agree on one thing: Food, beer and baseball are the ultimate American trifecta. Whether Wrigley or U.S. Cellular Field is your final destination on game day, we’ve got you covered with restaurant and bar recommendations within walking distance of each.

WRIGLEY FIELD

Try something new: Blackwood BBQ

962 W. Belmont Ave. 312-487-4807

The meat lovers’ haven set up shop in Lakeview earlier this year, bringing its pulled pork sandwiches, beef brisket platters and honey-cheddar cornbread within walking distance of Wrigley Field. Can I get a hallelujah?

Good for a group: Lowcountry

3343 N. Clark St. 773-996-9997

Equipped with picnic table seating, shareable seafood boils and cocktails for days, Lowcountry can accommodate your game day party (eight people or fewer, please). Win or lose, head back after the game for a round at Clark St. Karaoke located just downstairs.

Perfect for parents: Corridor Brewery & Provisions

3446 N. Southport Ave. 773-270-4272

With extensive brunch and all-day menus plus a unique draft list, this airy Lakeview brewpub will certainly please parents. Pro tips: Corridor doesn’t accept reservations, so be prepared to wait. Oh, and always order the cauliflower and curds appetizer.

Postgame hangout: GMan Tavern

3740 N. Clark St. 773-549-2050

Like a hug from a good friend, GMan Tavern is always there for you—especially when you’re trying to escape the typical Wrigleyville scene. Malort, live music and PBR on draft are all part of the package.

U.S. CELLULAR FIELD

Boozy refuge: Maria’s Packaged Goods & Community Bar

960 W. 31st St. 773-890-0588

With a selection of 200 to 300 craft beers at the bar (and many more in the bottle shop) as well as seasonal cocktails, Maria’s is your fool-proof bet for an elevated pregame.

Grease fix: Maxwell Street Depot

411 W. 31st St. 312-326-3514

You’ll need something to soak up all that booze, yeah? That’s where this 24-hour Bridgeport staple comes into play. With hot dogs, pork chop sandwiches, sausages, burgers, fries and more, it’s the best way to celebrate a win. (Or drown your sorrows, we’re not judging.)

Quick trip: Cork & Kerry at the Park

3259 S. Princeton Ave. 312-842-0769

Located just north of the Cell, this Irish pub is a quick pit stop for those thirsty friends who always ask, “Are we there yet?”

Perfect for parents: Nana

3267 S. Halsted St. 312-929-2486

Don’t let the “local, sustainable and organic” tagline freak you out on game day. If Mom and Dad are in tow or you’re trying to please a foodie friend, Nana is your best bet with hearty eats and boozy treats.

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