Abrah Bakery & Daily Bistro, the sister concept of Lincoln Park's Soloway Coffee, just launched a new EVERY DAY Happy Hour from 3–6 PM, giving Chicagoans a new way to enjoy the neighborhood spot known for its coffee and pastries as it transitions into a wine-forward European bistro in the afternoon and evening.
From Ukrainian husband-and-wife team Artur and Iryna Yuzvik, Abrah’s happy hour brings cocktails for under $10, with classics including Negronis, Old Fashioneds, and French 75s, alongside European wine pours including their collection of Georgian wines, one of the world’s oldest winemaking regions.
The food follows suit, pairing European inspiration with traditional Ukrainian influences. Happy hour bites include truffle bruschetta on brioche, a trio of house-made mezze with their freshly baked artisan breads (which sell out regularly), sweet chili shrimp with dill yogurt, crispy Gruyère cheese bites, and rigatoni topped with stracciatella, tomato chutney, and black garlic.
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Abrah Bakery & Daily Bistro, the sister concept of Lincoln Park's Soloway Coffee, just launched a new EVERY DAY Happy Hour from 3–6 PM, giving Chicagoans a new way to enjoy the neighborhood spot known for its coffee and pastries as it transitions into a wine-forward European bistro in the afternoon and evening.
From Ukrainian husband-and-wife team Artur and Iryna Yuzvik, Abrah’s happy hour brings cocktails for under $10, with classics including Negronis, Old Fashioneds, and French 75s, alongside European wine pours including their collection of Georgian wines, one of the world’s oldest winemaking regions.
The food follows suit, pairing European inspiration with traditional Ukrainian influences. Happy hour bites include truffle bruschetta on brioche, a trio of house-made mezze with their freshly baked artisan breads (which sell out regularly), sweet chili shrimp with dill yogurt, crispy Gruyère cheese bites, and rigatoni topped with stracciatella, tomato chutney, and black garlic.
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2269 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, Illinois
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