Want to add some “Real Chicago” to your next event? Bring your guests to Billy Goat Tavern. It’s like renting a room at the Ritz-Carlton. Except for the Ritz-Carlton part. Our party rooms come with all the amenities. Like tables and chairs. SIGN UP HERE: https://billygoattavern.com/events/
Your guests will talk about it for years afterward. At least the parts they remember.
If you can’t stop in after work, then leave early. If the locals eat here, you know the food’s good. Or cheap. Or good and cheap.
Even the best day at work can’t top the best cheezborger in Chicago.
Billy Goat. Chicago’s after-work tavern since 1934.
Real Chicagoans know how to beat the Winter weather.
✔️ Hat
✔️ Coat
✔️ Gloves
✔️ Cheezborger
Warm up at Billy Goat Tavern!
Even in a blizzard, there’s always parking.
Feeling unfulfilled at work? Head to Billy Goat for a cheezborger, cheeps and Coke. We’ve been serving Chicago lunch since 1934. Can you think of a better place to curse your boss?
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Our “Reverse the Curse” crowning ceremony and ringing of the original goat’s Trokani bell from the 1945 World Series has awakened the spirits, helping the Chicago Cubs clinch their first NL pennant in 71 years on the anniversary of Billy “Goat” Sianis death. The stars are aligned to let the Goat in to finally see the Game 4 of the World Series and end this curse once and for all!
We still have Murphy the Billy Goat’s ticket from the 1945 World Series game 4 that the Cubs have never honored.
The Cubs started the 1994 season horribly, losing twelve home games in a row. Their worst home start in history. In an effort to end this streak, Sam Sianis and his goat went to Wrigley Field only to be denied entrance yet again. Amidst the chant of “Let the Goat in!” amongst the Wrigley crowd, Hall of Famer, Ernie Banks helped by escorting Sam and his goat into Wrigley. The Cubs won the game 5-2, ending their worst home start ever. A lesson learned?
Will this be the year the Curse is broken? We hope so, but the goat has still not seen his game.
