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Monsignor Murphys

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3019 N Broadway St

Chicago, IL 60657

+1 (773) 348-7285

http://www.monsignormurphys.com

Monsignor Murphys in Chicago, IL is a popular bar where patrons can gather to enjoy cold beers, wines, and cocktails in the company of both new and old friends.

This establishment also provides a lively atmosphere with televisions broadcasting sports games to keep guests entertained while they socialize.

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4.0135 reviews

Neil S.

11/14/2025

Wonderful bartenders, a fun vibe, and an AWESOME front porch make Murphy's a great place for some (or too many) drinks. As fun as it is on weekends, Murphy's is the place to be on Wednesdays for...

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Harrison C.

4/6/2025

Cute place for a chill drink with friends! It's definently the neighborhood bar feel where you walk in and everyone is super friendly! I got a local cider and it was so good! The bartenders were...

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L. N.

6/17/2024

I always loved going to this bar when I lived in Chicago full time and whenever I visit I make a point of stopping in. I don't know exactly how long it's been there but it's the real deal -- the...

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Andy D.

8/13/2025

Go to this bar if you want Asher the bartender to make you feel like you took a sh*t in his cheerios for simply ordering a drink at a bar. To be specific, I ordered 1 martini because other people...

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Ernie H.

6/5/2021

Great chill staff, outdoor seating for this weekend of 06/05/21 dine out in Broadway* with live entertainment what more can you ask for? I highly recommend the pineapple cider amazing! For...

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