Tucked away on Fullerton Avenue, it’s a Chicago institution that’s been attracting an eclectic mix of patrons—from music lovers and industry folks to tattooed regulars and curious night owls—since the 1990s. Inside, the atmosphere is dim, loud, and unapologetically edgy, with walls plastered in band posters, stickers, and graffiti that speak to its deep roots in the city’s underground scene. The jukebox blares everything from classic punk to metal and indie rock, and there’s often a DJ or live act energizing the space on weekends. Liar’s Club serves up strong drinks at reasonable prices, making it a favorite for those looking to keep the night going into the early hours. It’s not polished or trendy, but that’s exactly the point—Liar’s Club is a raw, authentic slice of Chicago nightlife that stays true to its rebellious spirit.