I enjoyed my char grilled steak and my husband enjoyed his liver dumplings. Our brandy old…read morefashioneds were delicious, though they were the size of free samples. We laughed so hard when they brought them over. Good service and would go again and probably stick with wine.

First time visiting. Food and service was amazing here. Had the onion rings, and pork tenderloin…read moreentree with German potatoes and green beans. All were fantastic. My fiance had the chicken Caesar salad and it was huge. The french onion soup was a meal in itself. Would highly recommend and will be back again.

The service was nice. We were in town for the Waterpark and decided to try this recommended place…read moreout. They have an upstairs seating and asked if we wanted to sit there, but I didn't want to deal with my kids up the stairs haha We were sat in a booth towards the back. The place could use a dusting, but I enjoyed the fact that this used to be another restaurant and they changed the name to be the same but backwards. From the minute we walked in, everyone was friendly and helpful. There was a salad bar, but none of us decided to get that. We got the onion rings for appetizer which they are apparently known for. They didn't disappoint. The onions were cooked perfectly and the outside was crispy but not hard. The pizza was pretty good. Loved the flavors. Nothing to brag about the kids Mac and cheese. It was a typical Kraft made. My 12 year old son got the BBQ wings and he wasn't thrilled with them. Kind of dry. If you are in the area, give them a try.

So good we came back the next day!…read more Really enjoyed their pizza!! We were visiting and had dinner there and the pizza was so good we came back for some to take home! Lynsi was wonderful!

Beautiful grounds. Interesting club house. We were with a large group that went "winery hopping" on…read morethe Trolley. It was a good idea. Expected more wines frankly then they had. They had a pretty interesting menu (don't allow outside food) and everything we had was tasty. This is mostly a self serve operation. Including ordering food. They had runners delivering food from the kitchen. It didn't take long after order placement online with a QR code at your table to recieve it. Our group was a birthday party and perfect place for large groups.

My fiancé and I went to the winery to discuss the possibility of a small, intimate wedding…read morereception in the pavilion. Everything was beautiful, and we were very excited, but was taken back when the person to give us a tour arrived 20 minutes past our scheduled time, with a Scooter's Coffee in hand. The water given to us had two gnats in my fiancé's cup. When discussing prices, we were very disappointed when the website said $500 for a 4 hour rental, when in fact it was $5,200, which was very unclear and not stated on the website. Although the view is beautiful, the service is not ideal. I would not recommend this place.

Interesting location for the beer garden, in the middle of the park and right next to the tennis…read morecourts. Lots of picnic tables to sit at and some TVs mounted if you want something to watch. Looks like they converted an old concession stand into a pizza and beer location! Nice reuse of space. We came on a Saturday and saw lots of people gathered and having parties. Relaxed atmosphere with several dogs. We tried the Broccwell pizza, which was ok. Kind of undercooked and floppy for a thin crust, but tasty otherwise. We also split a pitcher of Copper lager which was nice, along with trying a boozey lemonade. Total with tip came to a little over $60.

Pro Tip: If you visit Rockwell Beer Garden on an evening when a local running group is running a…read morepromotion and tell them you're a member of the group, they'll give you 15% off, even on the beer. It might be the only remaining good deal in dining out, thanks to a certain individual who shall not be named--though he's probably taking a nap right now anyway. LOL It would probably help if you were wearing running clothes. If you showed up in business casual attire, they might think you were trying to pull a fast one. If you wanted to, you could even take a lap around the block. You know, build up an appetite, not to mention thirst. It's a fine park and seemingly a lovely area, despite being in the city. It has an old-timey charm that my native West County (obvs) is sorely lacking. Who would have ever thought, a beer garden in a public park? Some parks, they don't even want you to stand around and drink beer. Or so I've been told. Is the price keeping this place from being overrun with the local "unhoused" population? BYOB is strictly prohibited, per signs posted near the seating area, though there didn't seem to be any cops nearby. I checked, natch. If you have the means, there's not much you could bring that's on a par with what's on offer. Let it be known: The fare at Rockwell Beer Garden is wholly superior to a Jack's frozen pizza and a 32 oz can of Miller High Life, though the pizza is disturbingly similar-looking to the former. Really, if I had to describe it, I'd say it's an elevated Jack's frozen pizza. It's roughly the same size. It's cut into squares, but it's not St. Louis style. The cheese is not provel. (Boo!) It's mozzarella. It's seemingly of a high quality and generously applied. The crust is similarly thin, but not quite as crisp, except at the edges, which are a bit burned, giving it a classy, artisanal vibe. It's not the best pizza you can get from a local brewery, but it's better than it looks. (They can quote me on that, if they want to.) I asked the young brother working the register if he had a recommendation for beer. He seemed stumped, like he's never drunk a beer before. He may have been there on a mission. I did see a row of bicycles nearby. On a whim, I went with something called Son of Juice, which calls to mind both Son of Bazerk and the guy who actually did the scratches on Nation of Millions (just nod along like you know what I'm talking about). After I ordered, the girl standing next to him recommended it to someone else, so I knew I'd made a good choice. She described it as citrus-y. It had a vibe similar to orange juice but with less tang than you'd expect from something described as citrus-y. Which I appreciated. It's also a bit higher gravity than you'd think for something with a fruity flavor. It would make for a tasty breakfast. And an economical one, once you factor in the discount.

Came for dinner and live music on Friday…read more. The ambiance is nice and homey. The guy singing did really good too. I'd hear him sing again. We got the goat cheese for appetizer- it was okay. I got the honey bourbon salmon- it was spicy with some kind of pepper on it. We also got the Brussels sprouts and they were cold and flavorless. ( my suggestion would be to toss them with the hot honey and roasted them) We got the pick two duo with brisket and ribs and he said they were okay. The beer mac n cheese was good but the coleslaw was dry. The best part of the whole meal was the bread pudding. It was AMAZING. Parking was easy and had a lot of room.

The St Patrick's Day menu looked great! Unfortunately, since they started serving it on Friday,…read morethey were out of everything on the menu on StPat's Day. Definitely not counting on any specials they advertise in the future. Good thing our Mr Server was efficient and friendly. He should actually begin charge in place of whoever else is.

Headed here after our Valentines Day dinner!! They always…read morehave some amazing Cocktails and especially for the "Holiday" This year they did a Girl Scout Cookie Themes well as some other ones. I have to admit.... Even though the tast was good.... They just did not have a Wow factor. Both are drinks look the same even though they are 2 different ones. The only way to tell the difference is the Cherry in the Cherry Sour! I did get a Samoa cookie for my Samoa drink. The good thing is these drinks are very very reasonable prices for specialty cocktails.

Love the patio in all its autumn splendor! This is a great stop on our annual trip to Southern…read moreIllinois. Spacious patio, charming interior and a variety of beer and mixed drinks to please every palate. You can even bring in food from local restaurants and enjoy with a pint of beer. I recommend The Burnt End Micasa sandwich shop. When we stopped in on Friday, they had a special, 13 bucks for a pitcher of beer (except IPA). Love this place.

Great beer and ambiance. Retro furniture to sit back and chill. One of our fav stops when we road…read moretrip around this part of Illinois.

We were definitely a fan. The beers are More abstract than…read moremost. Not traditional beers. We loved the foerder aged beers. Tart/sour and crisp without being heavily fruited. We tried several tasters and the tea inspired flavors were good too. Especially the one with rooibos tea. Cool space too. Worth the stop if you are going thru the So-IL beer trail or back from Kincaid.

The beers were great, and the food was excellent! They offer a wide variety of menu options, from…read moreclassic comfort food to fresh, healthy bowls, so there's something for everyone. The atmosphere is exactly what you'd hope for in a bar and brewery--clean and inviting while still featuring beautiful exposed brick walls that give it plenty of character. Our waitress, Modesta, was fantastic. She was friendly, knowledgeable, and very helpful in recommending both beers and food to try. Her service made the experience even better. We'll definitely be back and would highly recommend Main & Mill to anyone looking for great food, excellent beer, and outstanding service.

For the past 6 months life has been a nightmare - luckily I took notes when I visited many places…read moreso when things died down I would be able to just type this out and pop in the pictures. I really liked this place. This brewery has a great vibe, is HUGE, good service, yummy food, tasty beer and considering it was a cold, icky night when we went - there was more people there than I would have thought. My smash melt was so good. Messy but a good type of messy. It was also a lot bigger than I thought it was going to be. The shepherds pie was really runny. A spoon was definitely the utensil of choice but the flavor was spot on. I struggled to get up the stairs because of my knees (both are new) and it appears to be the only stairs so I had to wait for some servers to go up (& vice versa) but when we got up there it was very cool. Honestly, this place is huge. I cannot stress that enough. There was a big party next to us and I watched how they were waited on...because sometimes big parties can be a challenge. It appeared that no one waited a unreasonable time to get their refills. Even a spill was taken care of by staff swiftly. That is a good sign. However, our service was just good. It took a long time to get a beer and we never got out second one we just paid and left All that being said, I will be back.

Fresh delicious beer, friendly knowledgeable staff, kid and pet friendly…read more Lots of boardgames! PINBALL Food trucks on the weekends and occasional music!! Highly recommend!!

Great spot to go out with friends! A group of our girlfriends met here for our Christmas…read morecelebration and gift exchange. The large tables and at-home-dining-room-style chairs were the perfect spot for our cozy conversations and sharing of snacks. While they do not serve food here, they allow you to bring it in, which was perfect for all of our appetizers and cookies - which paired so well with their Christmasy "Confection" beer. Peanut butter and coconut- wow. Get over here and try it! The bartender was very knowledgeable and willing to pour samples and answer my questions. The main entrance can be a bit difficult to find- look to the left. This was formerly an auto service shop and they made such great use of the space. There is not a ton of parking because of the shape of the building, but the cool vibes and friendly service make up for that. The seating area is the old shop area, while the former lobby is an additional area for games. Sometimes they host food trucks. I could see spending a nice Sunday afternoon on the patio when the weather is nicer!

Such a warm and welcoming place. Food is delicious and you get nice size portions. All the Pastries…read moreare homemade with loving care.

Pat's is a staple place for us every time we are in town for the weekend. Pat and her family are…read morekind and generous and are always serving up good home cooked food. We love the breakfast sandwich on milk bread with egg, cheddar and ham (or sausage). It's such a generous portion for $5! The milk bread is homemade also. Love the cinnamon rolls and definitely don't shy away from the daily soups or sandwiches- we had the Greek soup this week and I'd eat that again in a heartbeat- so healthy and satisfying. I had their chicken salad on croissant with the soup and it's an old fashioned recipe- completely creamy and no chunks of anything or nuts in it. Unfortunately- I don't have photos - I'll update with pics next time!