Great fries great Philly the one cook that was there I spoke to for a bit very into cooking and…read moreproud of the product they serve

This is a pretty nice burger and beer joint on State Street in Lemont. When you come in you are…read moregreeted with a long bar facing west and fronting a number of high-top tables. Adjacent to the barroom is a larger dining room that can also be rented for parties. Ambiance is nice but this is basically a pub, and there is not a lot of provision for the younger set. Food was good pub grub. Nice hamburgers and fries, and they cook up a pretty good pizza too. As you might imagine, the beer is plentiful and fairly priced. This is a nice stop for a meal after Saturday Masss at the surrounding churches.

Ordered online and the message said our food would be ready in 20 minutes. Arrived about 20 minutes…read moreand it took my five minutes before anyone even acknowledged me standing there. The woman I spoke to said there was four orders in front of me. Well, twenty minutes later (so a total of 25 minutes) of waiting I get home and one of the burgers has no toppings. Menu says it comes with at least lettuce and pickles. The pick up people need some love too and the portion sizes of tater tots were pretty poor.

The Tap House Grill is a regular in our rotation. There hasn't been one thing on the menu that I…read morewould not order again.

I cannot lie. I have been patronizing this Rosati's for quite a few years, but I have no idea what…read morehappened to their Chicago-based pizza mission. Following my birthday (which happened to fall on a holiday this year), I attempted a re-do which only a true Chicagoan would see fit. Birthday pizza! I am always conflicted about whether to order pan or stuffed, I typically side with stuffed. However, being it my second "celebration" I ordered both. No cheese on either. I'm not kidding, no cheese. I no longer consider Rosati's a Chicago staple. I get it that times are hard, but please do not skimp on what initially brought me to you. I didn't eat either pie. We will not return for purchases, but I do feel awful about that. PLEASE FIX YOUR PIES! I seriously have had more on a thin crust than my pan or stuffed did.

STIFF COMPETITION…read more You've got plenty of choices when it comes to pizza.....and this is certainly one of them. I loved Rosati's growing up because I: A) never had to foot the bill and B) naïvely thought all pizzas were created equal (after two decades of scarfing down slices, I've found the latter to be wholly untrue). We had a Restaurant.com coupon for $25 off of $50 at this Lemont location where I placed an order for pickup on 5/10/21. To start, we got the cheesy breadsticks w/marinara ($7.50) and half pound of boneless wings ($8). They were out of honey bbq, so I settled for garlic parm (wings were OK, not as good as Bdubs). Their Greek salad ($9) was a decent value and had romaine, feta, cucumbers, banana peppers, and shaved Asiago in a house vinaigrette. Cannoli (2 for $7) were average. Our main selection was a 14" pepperoni thin crust ($20). Rosati's pizza is better than most, though their prices are outrageous. Each topping on a 'large' is $2.75!! Something like Italian sausage/grilled chicken/other protein I could understand charging a couple dollars extra, but a simple veggie? How in the hell are they gonna put three bucks' worth of black olives on there? * TL;DR * I can't be the only one who thinks $30 for a large three-topping pizza is bonkers. When you take into account all the different options for a tasty 'za (homemade, frozen, Dominos, Papa John's, local place), Rosati's winds up being your most expensive option 9 times out of 10. That doesn't make their food any less delicious, however, just be prepared for an elevated dollar-to-slice ratio. Without the 1/2 off voucher, we definitely would have gone elsewhere. Our house proudly flies the Lou Malnati's flag and they're unlikely to get bumped from the pole position. It's nice to switch things up every once in a while but Rosati's pricing runs far too steep to order from them with any regularity. A one-and-done visit is fine with me.

Growing up in Cicero I always had good pizza choices. After moving to lemont my pizza of choice is…read moregelsosomos. Plus friendly service.

Horrible. It's so hard to explain. It was from the moment I walked in. I can even put in words…read more Those kids have zero experience. College girls have zero knowledge of the industry. Never have I felt so disgusted in bad behavior.

The best place to watch Chicago White Sox baseball. Your barkeep Marshall will not allow your…read morefrosted glass to go empty. Point Amber is only $4 for a 22oz at the top of the cup serving.

First of all this place is much bigger that it looks from the outside I was surprised but I was…read morealso shocked at how empty it was on a Friday night. We went to watch a band the service was very slow and we had to keep searching for our waiter anytime we needed anything. Our waiter also brought out drinks we hadn't ordered even though we said we didn't want to order anymore they took it back and didn't charge but should pay attention to the customer a little better next time. Their chicken nachos are my favorite though.

Vegan options was a plain pizza with just vegan ricotta on it…read more the vegan ricotta was VERY sweet, like sugary. like a cake lol. I don't know how. I just eat and review it. For the $20+ pizza I wouldn't recommend. Glad they have options tho for everyone. I remember my boyfriend pizza(cheese/meat normal ) being a little on the burnt side, but it's wood-fire can't complain too much. Service- was ok I only picked up to go so I can't say. Ambiance- was super busy and packed but we did pick up so not a problem.

Caught Wooden Paddle just after the lunch rush on a weekday and it hit the spot in a big way…read more The space is charming, tucked on a corner in downtown Lemont with the kind of casual warmth that makes you want to linger. Great spot for groups since most of the menu lends itself to sharing. The Neapolitan pizza is the real draw here and it earns the reputation. We went with the pepperoni and it was very good. Well executed, properly blistered, the kind of pizza that reminds you what pizza is actually supposed to taste like. The whipped ricotta and honeycomb appetizer was a genuine standout. Creamy, sweet, deeply flavorful. Only complaint is that the bread situation did not keep pace with the amount of ricotta they give you. Send more bread, please and thank you. Service was attentive and friendly throughout. One honest note for families: the menu skews mature and there is no kids menu to speak of. A cheese pizza is about as far as the options go for little ones. My son was not exactly inspired by the choices. For a restaurant this good, a little more consideration for younger diners would go a long way and open this place up to a whole new crowd of regulars. Worth the visit, just know your audience before you go.

Tracy, the daytime bartender is the reason we come so often during the week - we love her,,,read more

Live very close to here so we visited a few times during the summer. Food and prices are very good…read more We often get the burgers and fries or wings and fries. We usually sit in the open patio space, only thing that was annoying is bees and flies but that's not really the restaurants fault as we're literally outside :) try them out!!!

Delicious. First time. We were recommended by a friend. Food did not disappoint. Parmesan crusted…read morepotatoes were amazing. We had orange roughy, chicken and veal. Delicious. Andy was helpful, friendly and made sure we had the best experience. Try it!

started pulling up and immediately locked up the door when they clearly still have customers…read moreinside. she literally made her way to stop a customers order just to lock up the doors for us.

Restaurant #G135282 ticket #3740 Customer service is…read moreseverely lacking at this location. None of the staff had anything resembling a smile on their faces. Merely making eye contact is how customers are greeted, not a single hello or thank you. A heavy set, black woman with braids stared at me as she brought a bag of food to the counter where I was waiting. As she set the bag down I asked it that was my order. I looked in the bag, commented on how no one asked what side I wanted with my order but fries were fine. As she turned to walk away without a word, I asked if I could have sauce for my nuggets. Without a word, she walked away and returned with sauce and loudly said,"No one asked him what side he wanted now he got an attitude." Shit customer service, I will never return to this location.

I have been here many times. I almost didn't review this because of, well, I want to keep it to the…read morepeople that already know. But selfishness aside, here goes. If you like the freshest possible bread that is like they have in Europe, then this is for you. If you love delicious food made to your liking and right in front of you, this is for you. If you want to eat in and love a cozy coffee shop vibe, this is for you. Speaking of coffee, it's great. They do a great lunch as well, wash, rinse, and repeat what I said above. Anyway, this is a wonderful gem in Lemont and I believe they have one elsewhere too. Props to Rustic for being the best at what they do!

Vegan? Vegan : club med sandwhich…read more with no chicken or cheese. Also they list vegan soups: Potato cabbage white bean, and a kale/mushroom one and a bean one. Great Lake chips vegan too. (Different flavors, Jalapeno /ranch isn't vegan) I go here more than the average person SHOULD lol. This location has less seating than the lemont does but there is a beautiful park nearby. Service is TOP tier. I would give 6 stars if I could. Maybe even 7. I love rustic! bring everyone here! Family, friends, grandparents, heck little sisters or brother. Even co-workers or business.