Friday, 11 PM
Live Your Best Vice
Everyone has a vice. Late nights. One more. The parlay. Tomorrow's problem. At 11 the lights drop and the DJ takes the room, open format all night.
Sunday October 18
Twelve hours. One street. The West Loop's Bears tailgate: we close Carroll Ave at Carpenter when the Bears matter. Outdoor LED screens, DJs from the first pour to last call, food and drink tents down the block. Bears vs Falcons, Sunday October 18.
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Tickets & Details Street tickets and reserved tables, both on one page.
Thirty screens, and a seventeen-foot LED the whole room watches together.
30 Screens, One 17-Footer
Thirty screens and a seventeen-foot LED centerpiece, with sightlines built so there is no bad seat in the room.
Game day at full volume, the turnover at 11, and the room either side of it.
After the Whistle
Three standing nights, every week. The screens stay on, the lights come down, and the room stops being a sports bar without anybody changing venue.
Friday, 11 PM
Everyone has a vice. Late nights. One more. The parlay. Tomorrow's problem. At 11 the lights drop and the DJ takes the room, open format all night.
Saturday, 11 PM
In the league it's a penalty. Here it's the whole point. The dance you'd never do in public, the speech nobody asked for, the toast that goes long.
Sunday, 3:30 PM
Football first, then the room turns. The late games stay on every screen, the lights come up and the DJs run it through Sunday Night Football.
Chicago Sundays Are Back
Victory & Vice Presents
The Sunday party is back in Chicago. Every NFL game on every screen. A DJ where the pregame show should be. Reserved tables, the bar three deep, and a room that treats the afternoon window like a Saturday night.
By the time the last whistle blows, the night is already running, and it doesn't stop until 2 AM. Sporting nightlife at full strength.
Game day tables are requests only. Tables are drawn at random for each game, and anyone drawn hears from us 24 to 48 hours before kickoff.
Any Given Sunday How the day runs, and how to request a table.
A New Tradition
Sporting Nightlife
The collision of game-day intensity and nightlife energy, where every touchdown becomes a reason to rage.
GarnishA 17-foot state-of-the-art LED screen
This isn't your average sports bar. Read our mission
You call it. Drinks and a catch-up. The whole game, start to finish. Your team on your screen. Or a night that runs long. Pick your play, we'll take it from there.
Ninety minutes at the table for cocktails, a proper meal, and the people you came with. Not the whole game. Just the right amount of night.
Book the NinetyYour table, for the length of the game you pick. Stay through the final whistle without checking your watch. In here, the only clock that matters is the game clock.
Book the Full GameFor nights that deserve a table with your name on it. Open the 3D map, pick your spot, and tell us what you're celebrating.
Reserve a TableBirthdays, watch parties, company nights, the whole crew. Tell us the date, the headcount and the occasion, and our events team builds the night around it.
Request a DateWhat People Say
Exactly what Fulton Market needed. Great energy, beautiful space, and the kind of place you can come for the game and somehow end up staying all night.
The atmosphere is unreal. It feels upscale without being pretentious, and every detail, from the TVs to the cocktails, was done right.
We came in to watch the game and ended up spending the entire night here. Great music, packed crowd, and the service was on point.
Victory & Vice nailed the balance between a sports bar and a nightlife spot. You can actually watch the game, have a great dinner, and still feel like you’re going out.
One of the best new spots in the West Loop. The space is gorgeous, the drinks are great, and the energy completely changes once the night gets going.
Finally, a sports bar that actually feels high-end. This is where I’d bring clients for a game and still come back with friends on a Saturday night.
From the moment you walk in, it feels different from a typical sports bar. Great crowd, great sound, and there really isn’t a bad seat in the place.
Victory & Vice has that rare combination of polished and fun. It feels like Chicago, but with the energy of a Vegas sports lounge.
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Three ways, and the difference is how long you keep the table. The Ninety is 90 minutes with no deposit and no minimum spend. The Full Game holds your table from kickoff to the final whistle, with a $10 per guest deposit that comes straight back as food and drink credit when you sit down. Nightlife is for the back half of the night.
Game Day tables are requests, not instant bookings. Every request for that game goes into a draw and tables are picked at random, not in the order they arrive, so sending yours early does not move you up the list. If you are drawn we come back to you 24 to 48 hours before kickoff. If you have not heard from us by then we could not fit you in that week, and you can still come without a table: get there early for a seat at the bar, and standing room is available as capacity allows.
Yes. For 15 or more, go through the private events request, which covers groups up to 100 and over. Under 15, book through the reservations page as normal.
Send a request with the date, the headcount and the occasion. The events team comes back to walk through the space, the timing and what the night costs. A request is not a reservation, and nothing is held until you hear back.
That is a conversation with the events team rather than a form. Tell them what the night is for when you send the request, and they will work through the space, the timing and what it costs with you.
Pets are welcome on the patio. Service animals are welcome anywhere at Victory & Vice, inside and out.
Yes. There are gluten free options across the menu. If you are coeliac or have a severe allergy, tell the team when you book or let your server know when you sit down, and they will talk you through what works on the day.
Next up is Bears vs Falcons on Sunday 18 October, twelve hours on a closed street at Carroll & Carpenter, doors at 10 AM, 21+. Street tickets and reserved tables are both on the event page.
There is no online store yet. Email info@victoryandvicechicago.com or ask the team when you are in, and they will point you the right way.
Something not here? Call (312) 872-0126 or email info@victoryandvicechicago.com.
Victory & Vice
Game day drops, Sunday line-ups, and the nights worth clearing your calendar for. Email, text, or both. No spam, and you can cut us any time.
You're on the roster. See you at the bar.
Sunday, October 18
One more thing before you go: we are closing Carroll Ave for twelve hours for Bears vs Falcons on Sunday, October 18. Outdoor screens, DJs all day, drink tents down the block. The street has a capacity.