The Hangge-Uppe

I popped in after a formal dinner, and this rooftop/chill bar was a nice complement. Good drinks, casual, and easy-going.

A typical division street bar. Not much atmosphere. You come to meet other people, not to enjoy the decor. Fun place if you meet the right people.

We used this venue for a work party and mgmt staff went above and beyond to ensure that our accommodations were met. They even made us a poster 🙂 We had fun; would recommend!

Upon arrival there were a bunch of security guys outside. They mentioned a $20 cover, which is insane for a dive type bar. This isn't high end night club like Tao or Celeste. Anyways we were going to pay it to stay out. They directed us to a sign with a QR code to pay the cover charge. The code made you download an app called lineleap. The app was horrible. Very slow, and kept spinning. No one out of our group could get it to work. I understand not taking cash at the door, but every other bar with a cover allows you to pay with swipe or tap. We tried for almost 10 minutes and the staff said thats the only way to pay. We ended up leaving. The establishment missed out on cover charge for my group of 10 people, plus the money we were going to spend inside. Should not have to download apps to get in a bar.

THANK U 4 the WATER Update: Last night was SO fun here. Both floors vibes were UP. DJs was LIT. I screamed out lyrics, danced my ass off, made friends, Chugged hella FREE ICE COLD water (THANK YOU AGAIN). Will be returning 💋

I used to love coming here because the basement plays 70’s and 80’s music, which they advertise on their website (and sometimes 90’s). So why am I coming here on a Saturday night and the basement starts playing 2010’s music at 11pm? Not even 2000’s. Now there’s people frat-flicking and pumping their fists in one place on both floors, and no groovy music to dance to. Y’all might wanna change your website description or hire a new DJ.

Me and my friend group favorite bar. The monthly trip to the hangee uppee trip is the best 🙂 JP the number one bouncer in Chicago