This brewery is tucked away in an industrial park, which can make it a little hard to find--but…read moreit's absolutely worth seeking out. Once you're inside, they've done a great job creating a relaxed, fun atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. Every time we've visited, the people have been extremely friendly, and that's honestly a big reason we keep going back. It feels welcoming and genuine, not pretentious. The beers are local and really good, with a wide selection--perfect if you're with a group that likes different styles. There's something for everyone. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area.

I used to frequent the place because work was right around the corner. Cool, tiny place, friendly…read morewaitstaff and the pizza was remarkable. I travel all over the country for work and this is one of the spots that still comes to mind when the desire for pizza is present.

Hung out with my cousin here last night. The staff were friendly and we were happy to find Non…read moreAlcoholic drinks. We also stayed for their weekly trivia night. It was a lot of fun!!! We will be back. Casual and cozy.

This is a fantastic place. They have so many drinks to choose from and it's really fun to browse…read moretheir selection. The shop has a lively and fun atmosphere and it's a great place to socialize. That being said, I thought being charged $4 per person to sit down and drink at the shop was a bit much. However, I really enjoyed my time here and will be back.

Went there right when they opened on a Friday at 11am. Excellent barrel aged "birthday" beer (I…read moredon't remember the and of it). Also, the collab hefeweiss was great. Bonus points for being dog friendly. For those giving a bad review because it was so blue inside, or the area of the business was too industrial or suburban for your liking, or because they refused to serve you because you didn't show ID proving your age (regardless of your apparent age), your reasons for bad reviews are crazy.

It wasn't that great. It's suburban, and in a weird corporate office park type location. No foot…read moretraffic. The interior is VERY blue. I get that's their branding, but OMG. Very blue. Quite loud, several TVs. The beer is pretty good, but not worth returning.

Nice neighborhood bar with good food.we went in due to location and good reviewz. We both had…read morewings. Mine were naked and medium heat.his were breaded and hot. The hot was not that hot. The breading was light and good. The medium were not hot at all but good tasting. The craft beers were not extensive but acceptable. I had an Sam Adams Octoberfest.

Maybe Monday night isn't so good had two types of wings. Tasted like they were reheated and dry…read more Ordered fried pickles they were really hot and hard looked like they were refried. When you bite into it a slice of hot pickle comes out . Reccomend silver ware so you don't burn your chin on the hot pickle. The bar was busy the service was slow food did come out hot.. I'm kinda of bummed when I was here before I liked this place. Not a fan of people swearing and making sexual innuendo. Parking lot was full if you go in on the south end which is a one way parking lot was packed. One of the customers blocked where you would drive around to get out, so only way to get out would be to back out. By the time we came out they moved there car. I kinda felt like it was a free for all in there and the kids were running the show. Lot of regulars and seems like a popular place with good reviews Unfortunately wasn't for me..

The Log Cabin is quirky gem of a find in Northwestern Chicago. From its straightforward,…read moreorder-at-the-bar menu with homemade Polish specialties as well as standard fare, to its nooks and crannies that make for intimate seating for groups of any size, it is an affordable place to relax amongst of an eclectic collection of farm implements, vintage signage and more than a little of the macabre. You and your fellow guests will have much to talk about as you wander around its sprawling outdoor spaces. Stop by for a music night or even just a slow hang and you'll want to share your experience, including its lack of cannabis smell. Staff are polite, friendly and are more than willing to share its little nuances. Located just east of the 294 tollway, off of Dempster St. or Golf Rd. exits.

Stopped at a Route 66 diner in Pontiac, IL for lunch, The Log Cabin. It was established in 1926…read moreand they are celebrating their 100th anniversary in May 2026. The Yelp reviews were mostly five stars, and it was touted to be a locals' favorite, so we decided to give it a try. We both chose the patty melt with a cup of vegetable soup. The soup sounded like an excellent choice on this cold cloudy day. The food, the service and the ambience were all wonderful. We finished off the meal sharing a slice of hot peach pie with vanilla bean ice cream. It was all fantastic.

The server's were welcoming and took great care of us with the drinks and food. The interior and…read moreexterior do not match and that's what makes it unique.

You can't beet the good food! It was delicious. The beet salad, cheese curds, Quesadilla and…read moreshrimp poboy. The staff were great.

The food and service is always great here! Nice place to gather with friends and chit chat…read more 9/10: bulgogi and beef brisket is always a solid choice 8/10 silken tofu soup was okay - more of a mala hot pot style 9/10: so tteok so tteok a classic! 5/10: fried dumplings were meh

We came on a Sunday evening for an early dinner with a large group (~20 people) and squeezed into…read more~4 tables. The restaurant was much smaller than I expected and filled up quickly. Our group shared the following: popcorn chicken, stir-fried chicken gizzards, fried eggs with Spam, corn cheese, truffle French fries, seafood pancake, bossam (pork belly, shrimp paste, lettuce wrap), rose tteokbokki, steamed egg souffle with cheese, spam and kimchi fried rice, station noodles (beef broth, veggies), and strawberry bingsoo. My favorite of the night was the rose tteokbokki. The tteokbokki was perfectly chewy and I enjoyed the flavor of the sauce. The popcorn chicken was also good and paired well with the sauce it came with. The bossam was on the dry side and the seafood pancake was pretty standard. The fries were good but wouldn't pay $10 for a basket of fries if we came back next time. The corn cheese was also good but the plate was small. There was a call button at each table which was convenient. Food came out individually as it was ready instead of all at once which was to be expected for our party size.

Ambiance - casual, great for small to large group hangouts…read more Service - good, kitchen made the wrong entree and added an additional 10-15 min before I got my food Food - steak was definitely on the chewier side even when I got medium rare

We visited on Father's Day and had a nice overall experience, largely because of the service…read more Everyone we interacted with was friendly, attentive, and helpful throughout the meal. The food was okay but did not really stand out. The cheese curd portion felt a little small, and the burger was fine but not particularly memorable. One thing that was hard to overlook was the strong air freshener scent when walking in. The same smell was in the bathrooms so it was just a bit off putting. I personally do not love that in a restaurant setting since it can compete with the smell of the food. Beer was also good! Overall, the service was the highlight of our visit. While the food did not wow us, we still had a pleasant experience.