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Chicago • Baseball

Cubs Game Companion at Wrigley Field

Bring someone amazing to Wrigley. Share the wins, traditions, and unforgettable moments.

Wrigley Field

1060 W Addison St, Chicago, IL 60613

📞(773) 404-2827

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National Baseball

Chicago Chicago Cubs Upcoming Schedule

Next Games

Date

May 15, 2026

Matchup

vs St. Louis Cardinals

Time

7:05 PM

Night Game

Date

May 16, 2026

Matchup

vs St. Louis Cardinals

Time

1:20 PM

Day Game

Date

May 17, 2026

Matchup

vs St. Louis Cardinals

Time

7:05 PM

Night Game

Date

May 20, 2026

Matchup

vs Milwaukee Brewers

Time

7:05 PM

Night Game

Date

May 21, 2026

Matchup

vs Milwaukee Brewers

Time

1:20 PM

Day Game

Date

May 22, 2026

Matchup

vs Milwaukee Brewers

Time

7:05 PM

Night Game

Schedule synced from official MLB Stats API • Updated hourly

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Venue Guide

Where to Go in Chicago

60+ handpicked restaurants, bars, and hotels. Filter by budget, cuisine, and vibe. Find your perfect pre or post-game spot.

27 results found

Intelligentsia Coffee

breakfast

Coffee

★ 4.6

Artisanal coffee and pastries. Locals' favorite for morning coffee before heading to the ballpark. Arrive 2 hours before game for a seat.

Single-origin espressoFresh pastriesLocal crowd

Yolk

breakfast

Breakfast

★ 4.5

Breakfast and brunch spot with massive portions. Famous for chicken & waffles and breakfast benedicts. Gets crowded on game days.

Huge portionsChicken & wafflesGame day special

Metric Coffee

breakfast

Coffee

★ 4.7

Specialty coffee roaster with exceptional espresso drinks. Modern, minimalist vibe. Perfect for a quick pre-game caffeine boost.

Best espresso drinksPour-over availableQuiet morning spot

Nookies

breakfast

Breakfast

★ 4.4

Cozy breakfast spot with creative pancakes and strong coffee. Known for warm atmosphere and generous portions.

Creative pancakesCozy vibeStrong coffee

Pequod's Pizza

casual

Pizza

★ 4.6

Chicago's most famous deep-dish pizza with caramelized crust edges. Worth the wait. Book before game or grab a slice after.

Famous caramelized crustDeep-dish perfectionChicago institution

Lou Malnati's

casual

Pizza

★ 4.5

Iconic deep-dish pizzeria since 1971. Classic Chicago experience. Can have long waits on game days—arrive early or late.

Chicago deep-dish legendHistoric spotFamily-friendly
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Your Game Day Timeline

Here's exactly what to do before, during, and after to make the most of your Wrigley Field experience.

6 Hours Before

  • →Check weather and pack accordingly (sun, rain, wind at Wrigley)
  • →Book an Uber or confirm parking plan—traffic gets heavy
  • →Charge your phone—you'll need it for photos and navigation
  • →Eat a light breakfast or early lunch

3 Hours Before

  • →Head to Wrigleyville—arrive early to claim a spot at a bar
  • →Grab a pre-game drink and appetizer on Clark Street or Southport
  • →Soak in the energy; chat with other fans
  • →Use the bathroom before crowds get intense

1.5 Hours Before

  • →Head to the stadium gates—lines form quickly
  • →Budget $15–30 for concessions (overpriced but iconic)
  • →Grab your seat and settle in
  • →Watch pre-game warmups if you arrive early enough

During the Game

  • →Stand for the National Anthem—respect the tradition
  • →Join the crowd for 'Take Me Out to the Ballgame' in the 7th inning
  • →If a foul ball comes your way, be ready (or duck!)
  • →Enjoy the ivy walls, historic stadium, and Chicago energy

After the Game

  • →Head back to the bars—celebrate or commiserate with fellow fans
  • →Murphy's Bleachers, Cubby Bear, and Sluggers stay packed
  • →Grab late-night food at Weiner Circle (open until 5am), Ann Sather, or Al's Beef
  • →Take a photo at Wrigley Field with other fans

Pro Tip: Book a verified companion who knows these spots and can guide you through game day traditions, avoid crowds, and make the most of your time in Chicago.

Visitor's Guide

Plan Your Wrigley Visit

First time in Chicago for a Cubs game? Here's everything you need to know about where to stay, how to get around, and what to expect.

Wrigleyville

0 blocks from Wrigley

The epicenter—bars, crowds, pre/post-game energy

Hotels & Lodging

Budget options on Clark St; Airbnbs above bars

Parking

$15-20 street + lots

Best For

Game day atmosphere, nightlife, walking distance to stadium

North Shore (Broadway/Argyle)

0.3 miles from Wrigley

Quieter, cleaner, real neighborhood feel

Hotels & Lodging

More upscale; cheaper Airbnbs

Parking

Easier street parking

Best For

First-timers wanting authenticity without chaos

Lincoln Park

0.8 miles from Wrigley

Upscale, young professionals, DePaul student area

Hotels & Lodging

Nice hotels; pricey Airbnbs

Parking

Street parking available

Best For

Shopping, dining, zoo nearby, less game-day madness

Lakeview

1.2 miles from Wrigley

Diverse, tons of bars, beach access

Hotels & Lodging

Full range of options

Parking

Metered street parking

Best For

More nightlife options, younger crowd, beach

FAQs

Common Questions

Everything first-time visitors ask about attending a Cubs game at Wrigley Field

Planning Tools & Resources

Helpful links for flights, parking, weather, and tickets

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