Where To Watch The Debate In Chicago (SLIDESHOW)

Looking for a place to watch the final presidential debate Wednesday night? Here are some of the city's best bets.

A debate watch party at The Joynt (650 N. Dearborn St.) costs $20, which includes beer, wine, and vodka drinks. Shirley King (B.B.'s daughter) will be performing after the politicking.

Rumba (351 W. Hubbard St.) will be showing the debate on a 10-foot theater screen and four plasma televisions. State Sen. Kwame Raoul (Obama's successor in Springfield) and State Rep. candidate Will Burns will lead pre- and post-debate discussions.

More than 200 of McCain's Chicago supporters are gathering at Kendall's (2263 N. Lincoln Ave.). Admission is free, and the bar will feature Kendall's usual specials: $5 Large Pizzas, $2 PBR Drafts, $4 Jameson Shots and $6.50 Domestic Pitchers.

Joey's Brickhouse (1258 W. Belmont Ave.) is offering $2 Budweisers, $1 of which will be donated to the candidate of your choice. Joey's also will feature a silent auction and election-themed drinks "Obama Bombs" and "Red State Martinis."

The 43rd Ward Democrats are hosting a debate party at The Grand Central (950 W. Wrightwood Ave.) in Lincoln Park. The $10 charge gets you a drink and a snack and helps support the independent-minded group.

M Lounge (1520 S. Wabash Ave.) will be providing complimentary appetizers and $5 call drinks. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the free food starts at 7 p.m. Get there early: M Lounge says it filled up for the last two debates.

Venus Greek-Cypriot Cuisine (820 W. Jackson St.) is offering 50% off food and house drinks Wednesday night. And you can join in a Post-debate debate between McCain and Obama supporters.

The Chicago History Museum (1601 N. Clark St.) is attempting to put the campaign in context with a panel discussion featuring political journalists Laura Washington and Ben Calhoun and DePaul Political Science professors Michael Mezey and Wayne Steger.

The McCormick Tribune Freedom Museum (445 N. Michigan Ave.) is also hosting a bipartisan watch party and panel discussion. The $20 registration fee includes food and wine or beer. Doors open at 6, panel at 7, debate at 8.