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Curling Rinks Open for Winter Season In Kaiser Tiger Beer Garden Friday

The owners of the West Loop bar have once again given their beer garden a winter makeover.

Curling Rinks Open for Winter Season in Kaiser Tiger Beer Garden

The West Loop bar brings together beer, bacon s'mores and curling for the second winter season.

West Loop Restaurant Rundown: Expat Opens, Nando's Soon, and Umami, Too?

Plus new lunch eats, Kaiser Tiger's new bocce ball courts and what's next at Next.

Rhymefest to Host Aldertrack's Election Night Party at Kaiser Tiger

The party will be in walking distance to the home bases for the Emanuel and Garcia camps Tuesday night.

Kaiser Tiger Opens Curling Rinks in its West Loop Beer Garden

"If you can't beat the winter, then join it," co-owner Chris Latchford said of the outdoor makeover.

Community Group Hosts West Loop Oktoberfest Tuesday

The West Loop Community Organization will host an Oktoberfest celebration at Kaiser Tiger on Randolph.

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