Chicago Bar Transforms Into Hanukkah Hot Spot During The Holidays

8 Crazy Nights is a Hanukkah-themed pop-up bar in Chicago's Wrigleyville, created by non-Jewish owners Kyle Bagley and Sandstone. Inspired by their Jewish friends, the bar features extensive decorations, including 20,000 lights, menorahs, and dreidels. The menu offers Jewish-inspired cocktails and food, such as the Mensch Mule and latkes. The bar hosts community events like dreidel tournaments, creating a welcoming atmosphere for Jews and non-Jews. The pop-up has turned a typically slow month into a successful one, with plans to return annually.

What inspired the creation of the '8 Crazy Nights' pop-up bar?

• A desire to celebrate Christmas in a unique way

• The owners' Jewish heritage

• The influence of Jewish friends and the presence of Christmas-themed bars

• A trend of pop-up bars in New York

Which of the following is NOT a cocktail offered at the pop-up bar?

• Sabbath Night Fever

• Mensch Mule

• Hanukkah Highball

• Hebrew Cold Brew

What type of food is featured on the Jewish-inspired menu?

• Pizza and Pasta

• Sushi and Tempura

• Latkes and Jelly Doughnuts

• Tacos and Burritos

What organization is responsible for organizing dreidel tournaments at the pop-up bar?

• Jewish Community Center

• Hanukkah Helpers

• Chicago Jewish Society

• Shai Tribe

How has the pop-up bar affected the business during December?

• It has made December the slowest month of the year

• It has had no impact on business

• It has decreased the number of customers

• It has turned December into a best-selling month