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Replay Retro Arcade Bar Opens in Boystown (PHOTOS)
The new beercade Replay held its pre-opening party Wednesday night. Check out photos of the new bar on North Halsted.

I grew up in West De Pere, Wisconsin, a suburb just outside of Green Bay. While attending the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for journalism, I dived into various media outlets through internships at print newspapers, Milwaukee Public Radio and WISN-TV. I later freelanced for Patch in Milwaukee while working part time at the TV station post-internship. After graduating, I landed a full-time job with Patch as an editor outside of Milwaukee, and when the company announced new opportunities in Chicago, I jumped on the chance to live in Lake View. It finally feels good to call my favorite community in the world home!
The new beercade Replay held its pre-opening party Wednesday night. Check out photos of the new bar on North Halsted.

The current office space sits across the street from Wrigley Field, and was snatched up by the Cubs’ owners for $2.3 million.
The annual street festival in Roscoe Village is back again, offering up three stages for music, blocks of unique vendors and merchants, and plenty of tasty food.
A groundbreaking is planned Friday for a new playground in Wicker Park. The school has worked with Ald. Moreno for four years to accomplish the project.
The current office space sits across the street from Wrigley Field, and was snatched up by the Cubs’ owners for $2.3 million.
Ald. Cappleman and neighbors are saying “No” to the tavern license, but the potentially divisive owner seeking the permit continues to push forward. Now a hearing is set, and even the state representative is getting involved.
A new bistro concept is headed to Southport Avenue, taking up residency in a building with a very colorful history. Owners also plan for just as many outdoor seats as indoor.
The new craze of using medical marijuana to treat pets in pain is moving in line with Illinois’ push to legalize the drug. See what the owner of Heal Veterinary Clinic has to say about the movement.
The non-profit theater formerly hopped between Lake View stages like Theater Wit and Sage 773, but starting May 29, they’ll have a space all their own.
The annual event in the shadow of Wrigley Field is drawing near. See which artists organizers chose to tear up the stage in June, as well as which local businesses are supplying the sausage.
The unique way to brew the premium coffee beans is only available at select stores. It uses a special $11,000 Clover machine to brew one cup at a time, sometimes costing $7 a cup.
A new bistro concept is headed to Southport Avenue, taking up residency in a building with a very colorful history. Owners also plan for just as many outdoor seats as indoor.
The new craze of using medical marijuana to treat pets in pain is moving in line with Illinois’ push to legalize the drug. See what the owner of Heal Veterinary Clinic has to say about the movement.
The two Lake View “beercades” are hosting grand opening celebrations to kick off the new spaces. Headquarters added 20 pinball machines, and Replay is sporting Ms. Pac-Man on Halsted.
Officials are busy planning the annual event, which means snagging volunteers to help man the three beer tents and entrance gates.
The new craze of using medical marijuana to treat pets in pain is moving in line with Illinois’ push to legalize the drug. See what the owner of Heal Veterinary Clinic has to say about the movement.
A new bistro concept is headed to Southport Avenue, taking up residency in a building with a very colorful history. Owners also plan for just as many outdoor seats as indoor.
The two Lake View “beercades” are hosting grand opening celebrations to kick off the new spaces. Headquarters added 20 pinball machines, and Replay is sporting Ms. Pac-Man on Halsted.
An audit of the Chicago Department of Transportation reveals red-light cameras can’t be proven to increase safety, along with a record of every camera in the city. See where the neighborhood stands, and which intersection ticketed more than 16,000 drive
Jose Melgoza designed the colorful bag for a contest, beating 150 other students and winning a $1,000 scholarship.