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``Cubs Bar & Grill’’ to open at O’Hare

By Sun-Times Wire

The Cubs have reached a licensing agreement with the city’s Dept. of Aviation and HMSHost to open “The Cubs Bar & Grill” in Terminal 3 of O’Hare Airport.

The new sports bar, formerly the O’Hare Bar & Grill, will open next Tuesday with a Cubs-themed menu throughout the day from 6 a.m to 9 p.m. More than 20 beers also will be available along with other liquors and wines. The facility will have a replica Wrigley Field marquee at its entrance as well as Cubs memorabilia in its decor. Patrons will be able to purchase Cubs souvenirs as well.

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