The Chicagoland area has dozens of night clubs, but only a few are located in the south suburbs. Luckily, the night clubs in the south suburbs are not very strict when it comes to dress codes or drink minimums. Whether you're a visitor to the Chicago area or a resident looking for a new party spot, night clubs in the south suburbs offer an exciting atmosphere for anyone over the age of 21.
Located just southwest of the city limits in Merrionette Park, 115 Bourbon Street combines Midwestern sensibility with New Orleans style. The complex offers dining, drinks and dancing in a huge 40,000 square foot space. Due to its close proximity to the city, 115 Bourbon Street is a popular spot for White Sox fans looking for a place to party after night games. Two sand volleyball courts are outside of the club, where co-ed games take place during the summertime. 115 Bourbon Street is open until 2 a.m every night, and until 3 a.m on Fridays and Saturdays.
115 Bourbon Street
3359 West 115th St.
Merrionette Park, IL 60803
708-388-8881
115bourbonstreet.com
Though its themes tend to change over the years, the Colosseum in Mokena remains devoted to being an unpretentious dance club. Current spots within the complex include the Pearl Room, Capone's, and Maximus. Set up like a strip mall, there is plenty of free parking in Colosseum's lot. A restaurant serves lunch and dinner, live bands occasionally play, and DJs spin electronic and hip hop music. Be aware that the establishment's name changes almost yearly, new ownership occurs often. The complex is located down the street from the Hickory Creek train station, making it easy for anyone in the south suburbs to get to Colosseum without driving.
Colosseum
19081 Old LaGrange Rd.
Mokena, IL 60448
708-479-5356
Located just east of the massive shopping centers in Orland Park and Tinley Park, DelRocks offers shoppers relief from a hard day at the mall. Also known as Wild Olive, the club is open until 3 a.m on Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 a.m on Sundays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. The specialty at DelRocks is martinis. Athletic wear is not allowed, but the club offers plenty of free parking and DJs play loud rap and techno music.
DelRocks
5200 W. 159th St.
Oak Forest, IL 60452
708-535-2005
