Yard House Opens a Second Chicago Area Location in NewCity Development with 23 Local Craft Brews on Tap
Summary
The spacious floor plan, which is lofty and open, has an industrial vibe with a mix of warm woods and stainless steel accents as well as an original collection of thought-provoking art by California artist Jerome Gastaldi.Chicago, IL, October 14, 2015 --( PR.com )-- With standing room only at its recent pre-opening party September 26, Yard House opened its doors at the NewCity development in Lincoln Park at Clybourn and North Avenues the following day for lunch.Our guests are very pleased with the menu we’ve put together.”Among the local brewers are Ale Syndicate, Begyle, BuckleDown, Goose Island, Half Acre, Local Option, Metropolitan, Moody Tongue, Crown Valley, Off Color, Penrose, Revolution, Solemn Oath, Temperance, Two Brothers, Three Floyds and Jolly Pumpkin.Yard House NewCity at Lincoln Park will boast 14 new draft offerings that have never been offered before at any Yard House location, and available for the first time at Yard House, Not Your Father’s Hard Root Beer – available by the bottle.In addition, Yard House’s Chalkboard Series features a selection of small, limited releases from mostly craft brewers that rotate monthly keeping the selection both innovative and fresh.Guests also can enjoy an array of gluten-sensitive options as well as vegetarian dishes made with gardein™, a blend of garden vegetables and protein that have the look, taste and texture of chicken.Happy Hour takes place 3-6 pm Monday-Friday featuring select full-portion appetizers from $5 along with beer, wine and crafted cocktail offerings, and Sunday-Thursday, 10 pm until closing, food only.The NewCity location spans nearly 11,000 square feet with seating for 488 guests including a beautiful 55-seat outdoor patio, plus an additional three-dozen seats encircling the restaurant’s signature island bar.The spacious floor plan, which is lofty and open, has an industrial vibe with a mix of warm woods and stainless steel accents as well as an original collection of thought-provoking art by California artist Jerome Gastaldi.As with every Yard House location, music plays a pivotal role as a continuous playlist of classic rock, including ‘80s and ‘90s alternative, fills the space.