This quaint little southwestern cafe serves up delicious food and even more delicious hot sauces.

It’s important to note that while the waves of yuppy nation are crashing over Division street and seething gentrified foam at the heels of West and East Village, there are many “local” bars that serve as a stomping ground for the working class families of the area, past and present. Chipps Inn is one of them.

Step into this bar and try not to have vivid flash backs from middle school or elementary school, depending on your age. If a Taco Bell dog key chain, Spice Girls lollipops, or Beauty in the Beast Happy Meal toys don’t strike an emotional chord with you, you have bigger problems than finding a bar in Ukrainian Village. Your problem is that you don’t have a soul.

We might be having too much fun with our “neighborhood research.” But who is going to complain when your job includes pounding beers while competing in a ping pong tournament and reminiscing about great early 90′s TV shows.

What do you get to drink at a bar that has a lot of great beers? Well if it’s Bar Deville — not a beer.