6 Degrees

The food here is really delicious! The staff is really nice and they have good drinks. I really enjoy this bar.

The best food and friends around. I’ve never walked in here and not felt welcome. Warm, homey atmosphere. The epitome of your local hangout and neighborhood bar, always my first choice.

Very clean, super friendly people, great food, we’ll be back :)

I went during happy hour and they have great deals on appetizers. I got a small plate of nachos for 3 dollars, and the best part was the white queso they put all over it! I really enjoyed the nachos. I also got two beers. The fat tire was $ 3 because it was on special, and then I got the Black Butte Porter and that was $ 6 (I think). The service was poor. It was so packed but only two people were working. It took us forever to get our checks and we had to go find our waitress.
May go again. It was definitely in a cool part of town and the prices were good, especially during happy hour!

Amazing atmosphere, delicious food, and really friendly people. You’ll probably meet Ann (she’s awesome) she also has very strong opinions on Horseshoes and biscuits and gravy.
Do yourself a favor and check out this amazing bar and eatery.

Great neighborhood bar. Listened to live music, met the owner — super friendly and gracious. Missed trying the food — will return to try the horseshoe.

Our favorite bar in Chicago! Great friendly staff that makes everyone feel welcome. Great place to watch a game, have a beer, eat and meet people. Anne has done a great job with 6*!

This is a hidden breakfast gem that serves alcohol for brunch, spicy bloodied and mimosas when Toast up the street has a line and a BYOB policy. The highlight here is the horseshoe which is an Indiana version of hash in the shape of you guessed it a giant horse shoe with everything, but the kitchen sink. I had a chicken
Caesar wrap served w fries for $ 6. The lettuce was a healthy green and dressing perfect. The bar is not busy. The sad thing is we came back on a Sunday night and the kitchen had closed at 8pm.

I came for the horseshoe open face sandwich and it was rather good. Large, filling and fat. Its bread, meat, then fries, then a gourmet cheese on top of all of it. The meat selection are common. I went a second time and got a pony with a turkey patty. The cheese was good like I remembered but the patty was too salty, kind of ruined it for me. But I think that was just an off day.

So far so good. Had pulled pork here the other night and was pretty happy. Nice little place, reasonable prices, close to home.
Very friendly staff and good service. Nice low-​key place to hang out.

The best little bar in an area that is rapidly becoming homogenized and filled with snobby, upscale places.
Great for groups.
Friendly staff.

Springfield represent! Great food and the staff is super friendly and fun. Go get yer self a drink. You deserve it!

Just moved into the neighborhood about 3 blocks away. Was wondering around with my boyfriend just happened to stop in for a few beers. Well a few turned into about 4 hours. We met the owner who was incredibly sweet, inviting and passionate about her bar. The food was delicious, especially the nachos. Atmosphere was great, employees were awesome, and I have now found my new neighborhood bar!!!:)

Service was awesome but food made me sick. My guy to. They looked good but the cheese was all wrong. Should be the cheese sause velveta. Stomach hurt for two days. The fries were good by them selves though. But very nice service

Loved it here mostly for the hospitality and atmosphere. The staff was wicked friendly and treated us well! We got the double horseshoe and some dranks. I recommend the gimlet for drinks. For the double we chose Italian beef and buff chic. It comes with cheese and a ton of fries. Good for drunchies. There are tvs and dart boards in the back. If you’re in the area, definitely come here!

My new favorite bar! It’s really a cute little neighborhood place. Ann, the bartender is awesome, absolutely love her. Very friendly and personable. We just had a few beers but I’ll definitely be back for their signature dish of a open faced sandwich.

6 Degrees is a spot-​on perfect neighborhood bar. Super-​friendly staff, good selection of booze and enough TVs to enjoy whatever sport you’re trying to watch.
The thing that puts 6 Degrees over the top is their food. First off, everything is delicious and priced like the bar is in the burbs not right in the thick of the city.
I ordered the horseshoe which is one of the tastist dishes that I’ve ever had. Perfectly cooked burger meat on one side and sauteed veggies on the other, texas toast, and a huge serving of fries; all executed well. The cheese sauce takes this meal to another level though; I can’t recommend this enough!
On my second visit I had Kate’s Chef Salad and it was fresh and full of flavor. This salad comes with hummus filled, hard-​boiled eggs which is such a great idea that I’ve started doing it at home!

My fiancé ordered the horseshoe — it is unfairly delicious — an excellent choice for a splurge meal. I kept going in for extra bites, which would normally be annoying, but the dish easily serves two. Added bonus: it is surprisingly good left over.
I ordered Kate’s chef salad, which was excellent as well. Ingredients were fresh and the chicken was cooked and seasoned perfectly.
A friendly atmosphere and service with fair pricing? We’ll be back!

6 Degrees is our go to spot for game days, brunch, before dinner drinks, dinner and drinks, after dinner drinks, or a late nightcap.
This bar is always clean, the food is always exactly what we’re looking for (that cheese sauce, OH MY GOD), and the staff is the friendliest I’ve encountered in the whole neighborhood.
Their drink list is eclectic, I’ve had a hard time finding a decent gin drink on any neighborhood bar menu so that Hendrick’s gimlet is reason enough to come in. We frequent Sunday afternoons because they have the BEST Bloody Mary I’ve had in the city.
The clientele is as eclectic as the drink list: college kids, post grads, neighborhood regulars, and after work drink seekers alike. I always feel welcome here, even when I’m watching University of Michigan games surrounded by state fans. Perfect place to catch a Hawks game too! There’s no discrimination about any sports teams, always a friendly competition rather than the trashy bar fights I’ve witnessed around the corner at certain spots.

YUCK. NEVER AGAIN. That’s how I would describe my experience at 6 Degrees. Apparently, if you’re not a regular, you don’t matter? Though the place was relatively empty, it took forever for us to place our order. Not sure why only one person was working the bar and doing the serving at the same time? Either way, she seemed to have enough time to socialize with other patrons while we kept staring at her hoping to grab her attention so that we could order. When we finally ordered: 2 taco salads and an order of chips and guac, she asked if it was OK if the chips and guac came out first. Well, shouldn’t the appetizer come before the entrée? Either way, we said, that wasn’t a problem. Well 25 minutes later, there was no sign of our guac or our taco salads and our server seemed not to care one bit.
Almost 40 min later, what do we see? Two taco salads coming our way! So, like anyone, I asked what happened to our chips and guac? The servers response was… oh, they’re still making it. REALLY? It took longer to make the guac than the entire taco salad? I’m thinking she forgot to place our order correctly. But whatever. At that point we just cancelled the order.
It’s too bad that the taco salad left something to be desired. The shell had no real flavor, the filling quite stingy and something I could have prepared better myself at home (this says something since I consider myself to be a terrible cook).
So, unless you’re a local and on a first name basis with the staff, take your money further down on Damen Ave. where you’re not only going to get better service but a better meal.