We love taking photos on our phones as much as everyone else, but won't be using selfie sticks the next time we want a group shot. Good news: some of the best bars in Chicago still have photo booths and for just a couple bucks, you'll have a strip of photos commemorating your evening out to tack to the fridge. From Logan Square to Uptown, here's where to find them.

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Bars with photo booths
The Art Deco bar has an extensive beer list, leather booths and a photo booth that spits out two strips of four photos in black and white or color.
DJs turn the bar into an electro-dance party with drink and manicure specials. Hop into the photo booth to show off your freshly painted nails.
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A dive no longer, the Charleston is now a go-to spot for sipping well-made cocktails and great local beers, while a DJ spins and sets the mood. Round up your friends and squeeze into the photo booth.
Chicago’s premier indie rock club hosts cutting-edge bands from home and abroad. The club has a comfortable front room, complete with a pool table, pinball and a photo booth.
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The dark bar is roomy and a little divey, and it's a low-key spot to spend a night in Wicker Park. It's open till 4am, and also has a photo booth.
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This family-owned neighborhood pub does beer, wine and food better than most in its category, plus there's a patio in warmer months. There's also a photo booth, and if you don't want to take the strips home, add them to the collage on the wall.
The shiny awning and glittery old-Hollywood sign outside may draw us into this Uptown bar, but the photo booth keeps us staying much later than planned. The ’50s diner ambiance is swanky, the food is decent and the bar boasts a friendly crowd—so friendly that you may get back your photo strip and spot an unknown face.
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Dark, crowded and divey, the Liar’s Club has DJs, a pool table and a cover on the weekend. We'd rather save our cash for the photo booth, which will help you remember your most debaucherous of nights.
This joint keeps it real with Hamm's in cans, two dozen taps, free pool on Wednesdays and an old-school photo booth that spits out two strips for $5.
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