Kit Kat Club

If you’re in Chicago and haven’t been to KitKat, you’re seriously missing out! From the moment you walk in, the vibe is electric — colorful lights, amazing music, and an energy that makes you feel like you just stepped into the heart of the city’s nightlife. The drag performances are absolutely phenomenal — fun, fierce, and full of personality. Every performer brings something different, and the crowd is always hyped. Pair that with creative cocktails (their martinis are next-level!) and delicious food that’s way better than you’d expect from a supper club, and you’ve got yourself an unforgettable night. What really makes KitKat special is the atmosphere — it’s inclusive, vibrant, and full of joy. Whether you’re out celebrating, on a date, or just grabbing drinks with friends, you’ll leave smiling. ✨ Tip: Make a reservation early, go for dinner before the show starts, and don’t be afraid to dance a little — everyone does!

I had such a great time at Kit Kat Lounge! The whole place has such a fun and welcoming vibe from the moment you walk in. The drag shows were incredible — full of energy, talent, and so much personality. You can tell the performers really love what they do, and it makes the whole experience unforgettable. I ordered the avocado toast and it was seriously one of the best I’ve had — fresh, flavorful, and perfectly put together. The drinks were great too! The staff was super friendly and attentive without ever feeling pushy, and they really helped make the night even better. The atmosphere is colorful, upbeat, and just full of good energy. It’s the perfect spot to go with friends, celebrate something, or just have a fun night out. I can’t wait to go back!

Extremely disappointing experience at Kit Kat Club. We went for the Madonna drag dinner show and left feeling completely ripped off. The bill included a 20% automatic gratuity, around $20 in tax, and an additional 4% "digital fee." These extra charges made the final total outrageous and felt excessive and poorly disclosed. The show itself was awful — easily the worst drag performance I’ve seen. Low energy, not entertaining, and nowhere near what was advertised. The food and drinks were just as bad — overpriced, poorly prepared, and not worth it. I genuinely do not understand how this place has a 4.4 rating. Based on our experience, it felt like a complete waste of money.

The experience at Kit Kat Club on February 22, 2026 was nothing short of phenomenal. The performers were absolutely on point—talented, engaging, and stunning from start to finish. The energy throughout the show really made the event memorable and worth every moment. Service, however, was a bit of a mixed experience. Our server, Andrej O (Table 20), was just okay. While there were no major issues with accuracy or timing, the overall demeanor felt a bit flat. A more friendly and upbeat approach would have significantly enhanced the experience and likely earned an additional tip beyond what was already included on the final bill. Overall, the entertainment alone makes this a place worth visiting, but a more engaging service experience would take it to the next level.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I’ve been going to Kit Kat Club since June of 2010, and it’s been a favorite of mine for years. The entertainment has always been top-notch — fun, high-energy, and consistently excellent. The menu is solid, with something for everyone, and the quality has remained great through the years. The new location is absolutely stunning — beautifully designed, well thought out, and incredibly comfortable. It still has all the charm and energy that make Kit Kat so special, just elevated to a whole new level. If you haven’t been yet, you’re missing out. This place never disappoints!

We came for the Diva Brunch during the annual Pride Parade. We sat outside underneath the pergola and it was nice to be in the shade and have some respite from the sweltering heat. The servers were all really nice and who doesn’t love some short shorts! I got the breakfast plate which came with over easy eggs, bacon, sausage links, toasted sourdough with jam, and cheesy grits. Everything on the plate was divine, except for the grits which were pretty bland. My friend got the "Big Hot Mess" which was fried chicken thighs, a huge biscuit smothered in sausage gravy, and 2 sunny side up eggs. The chicken was cooked perfectly and was so tender. The drop biscuit was cheesy, super flavorful, and massive! The prices were reasonable given it was Sunday brunch during an event. I highly recommend giving this place a try if you are in the Lakeview and Boys Town area.

Let’s be honest: dinner and a show has never been my thing. I come for the sequins, not the seasoning. And Kit Kat Lounge? Well, it follows the sacred tradition of drag brunches everywhere—fabulous queens, forgettable cuisine. The place was tiny and packed tighter than a can of sequined sardines. If your seat doesn’t face the center of the action, get ready to twist like you’re in a low-stakes game of drag-themed Twister—because that neck pain is coming for you faster than a queen in heels chasing a tip. The food? Let’s call it "atmosphere-adjacent"—bland, overpriced, and clearly just there to justify a chair and a drink. Speaking of drinks, they’ll get you tipsy, if not thrilled. But let’s face it, you’re not here for Michelin stars—you’re here for the sparkle, sass, and six-inch stilettos. And the queens? Absolute stars. These performers work their padded asses off (no pun, all pride) and deserve every big bill you can toss with enthusiastic, slightly tipsy precision. Their energy, charisma, and ability to slay in heels higher than my standards is truly worth the price of admission alone. Most importantly, my dear friend had an unforgettable birthday—drenched in glitter, compliments, and borderline scandalous attention from the queens. Mission accomplished. If it is possible, come for the camp, stay for the queens, and maybe eat beforehand.