We went here after a trip over to IKEA. We sat near a window in a booth. We had a few beers which…read morewere pretty good. We also had good service. A good pit stop while shopping.

My first visit to Skeleton Key! I decided on a flight consisting of:…read moreIn the Limelight - Lime Lager Migratory - Toasted coconut golden ale Luminous Monk - Belgian blonde Ale Instamatic Focal Point - Raspberry Wheat Ale All great tastes! There was a reading nook, event space, family den, and the main bar space. They also have outdoor seating available. Highly recommend a visit to support local!

I checked out Milk Money Brewing in La Grange during the summer and walked away with a pretty clear…read moretakeaway: come here thirsty. The beer selection is excellent. Definitely the star of the show! Service was also a highlight. Very friendly staff, attentive, and made the whole experience feel relaxed and easy even with a toddler. The food didn't quite stand out as much for me, but it wasn't a dealbreaker, especially with everything else going for it. Honestly, this feels like the kind of place you go to hang out and enjoy a few great beers especially on a summer day after chasing around a toddler around the La Grange water fountain and neighborhood. Overall, a solid spot with a great vibe. I'd happily come back, especially to explore more of the beer menu.

Subpar experience tonight at Milk Money. Came here after a movie across the street and had been on…read moremy list to try. Disappointed. We sat outside and the menu looks like it has a lot of options. We ordered a couple drinks - a beer that wasn't anything special and a martini that had shimmer in it. I took a sip and instantly regretted it - tasted like a mixed drink I made at a highschool basement party. The alcohol burned my throat and it was like the cocktail components didn't make sense. I took one sip and never sipped it again. We ordered cheese curds and a burger which came out in 5 minutes after we ordered which was odd. Felt more like a fast food joint. The cheese curds were heavy and greasy and the burger was pretty good. 1 appetizer, a burger, 2 drinks cost us $67, kind of wild in my opinion. Our server seemed like she wanted us gone too as it was the end of the night. Disappointing experience, don't plan on returning.

What a hidden gem in the heart of charming Villa Park! Cozy seating area but plenty of tv's, clean,…read moreand spread out. We had the sweetest waiter (Nick). He was extremely kind, courteous, and attentive while keeping up with the busy tables. Really makes a difference! And the FOOD! Omg amazing. Super fresh, tasty, and homemade with very generous portions If you aren't into beer, fear not because the cocktails are SO GOOD! I had the margarita and it was delicious and strong! The prices are not bad at all considering how delicious everything was. Come here instead of going out to the overhyped and over priced commercialized restaurants in Oak Brook.. You definitely get more bang for your buck at this place. Can't wait to go back!

I returned here for a catchup session, and unbelievably to me, it's been over 3 years since I was…read morelast here.  More Brewing is still a most excellent pub with excellent beer and food offerings. On this coldish Wednesday winter evening, it wasn't as busy and boisterous as our previous visits, and that was just fine for our usual catchup party of 3.  Sam was our fine and attentive server and she adequately took care of the whole dining room on this night. Arriving at 5:30pm, we took advantage of Happy Hour and had 6 beers by 6pm for $5 each.  We also had a cheese curds appetizer for $10 (discounted from regular $12). I had my usual 3 beers for our catchup session, namely: - Moreover hazy IPA, 6.5% ABV - Mango Double Marbles Imperial IPA, 8.0% ABV - Appetizer hazy IPA, 5.5% ABV For food, I had their chicken tikka masala platter for $22.  My colleagues had a high steak sandwich with salad ($20), and an Italian Beef with fries ($18).  All were delicious.  There is now a 3% credit card fee.  Overall, still one of the best Chicagoland brewpubs around.

Great place with a wood fired oven. We went on a Friday around 5pm, it was pretty full in there…read more Family-friendly and noticed a changing table in the back bathroom which is a plus for us. Pizza was amazing!! Would go back.

Great service, tasty beer. We shared the special of the day…read morethat was a white pizza with burrata, rapini and prosciutto. The crust was spot on nice and crispy with just enough of a bit softer bite at the ends. Friends got a sausage which was great as well. But don't stop at the great pizza, this is also a brewery. Was so crowded I couldn't get to the bar to take a photo of the beers, one was a vanilla, nice a light. They also had to nitro coffee stout and I had a very good Weiss beer.

Inattentive staff. I came in thirsty and hungry.. i left thirsty and hungry…read more i sat at the bar (the only one at the bar for the most part) . The original bartender disappeared without taking my food order . I had to get the attention of the following bartender to order a goddess salad w no onion. The salad came with onions, (no big deal I'll pick them off). Finished said salad and beer (not once was i acknowledged during that time). I sat there with an empty beer glass & a plate with onions for about 10-15 mins. At this point no one else is at the bar.. (early eve 730).. the bartender scraped off plates into the garbage directly in front of me several times yet failed to look up every single time . She finally returns , grabs the plate , scrapes off the onions and asked if i'd like anything else . (she took the order, she should have noticed and acknowledges the onion error ). I opted for a short pour but i would have ordered a burger and at least two more beers had there been any presence of customer service. (This doesn't fall just on the bartender, there were several opportunities for others to notice a patron at the bar with an empty beer glass and empty plate for too long a time). Management and Staff need training. Pros: Salad was great but small. Beer was great, nice selection.

I was meeting someone at One Lake who had arrived before me. I was impressed by the interior, it…read morewas well decorated and looked like a nice neighborhood bar on the inside. However, I was very disappointed by our service. I had arrived minutes later and we never received a second menu. After waiting for our waiter for about 10-15 minutes we asked for a second menu and were able to order drinks. Both drinks we ordered ended up not being available, so we ordered others. I gave two other options, and a different waiter brought us our drinks. I am not sure which I received, and was unimpressed by the pour in the glass. When a third waiter came to take our order after another 20 minutes, the food came quickly and was very tasty. However, no napkins were given to us. So we had to go up to the bar to ask since again, no wait staff came to our table. We had to ask for our check after sitting for quite a while after finishing eating. After not doing anything with the check for another 5-10 minutes, we were able to pay. In the meantime though, a busser came and took our plates and water that we were still drinking. Overall, our food was quite good, the french fries were really thin and well salted. But I'm not sure I would come back due to the poor service. Maybe they were low on staff.

Phase Three in Elmhurst is a fun spot with a lovely selection of beer and a great food menu. It may…read morehave been downpouring like the great flood when we showed up, but our spirits were brightened by the beers. True Colors: A Hazy IPA hopped with a double dry hop of all New Zealand hops including Nectaron, Nelson Sauvin, Motueka, and Wai-iti. Muon Juice: A Hazy Double IPA in collaboration with Equilibrium hopped with Citra, Eclipse, Motueka, and Krush. Cross Pollination: A Hazy Double IPA in collaboration with Standard Meader hopped with Citra and a kiss of Orange Blossom Honey. Double Nectar Guava // Mango // Pineapple: A Smoothie Style Sour with Pineapple, Mango, and Guava. We then enjoyed a couple appetizers and split a main dish. For apps we went with the Garlicky Cheese Curds that were pleasantly spiced served with a delectable Black Pepper Buttermilk Ranch, and the P3 Crispy Buffalo Wings. The main we split was the Bahn Mi that was stuffed with pickled veggies and Pork. __________

Idk but my White American husband eats meat (I am a Hindu Vegan from India)…read more How could I forget my Eddie says they are the best Cheese Curds of his life but the ones at Culver's drive-thru he likes better for the convenience and low prices Well Phase Three Brewing Company has something for everyone (IEd happens to love a very stiff German on-tap beer Ed loves basically everything there I am a tiny harmless vegan and they have so-so skin on fries that are a waste of a perfectly good potato However they make MEAN Bavarian authentic pretzels (cheese sauce available) with Actual Kosher giant grains of Salt Served for a mere $7 and I get really full on bread so easily 3 whole of these pretzels with so much to eat for tiny me - I can barely get down part of one and I take the others home to freeze when I get a hankering This review is all based on their "Happy Hour which interferes with my work schedule We would NEVER pay their no-Happy Hour prices They are far too expensive This is essentially a place for deep-fried food lovers (onion rings, Cheese Curds, French Fries Limpia etc) Good as a treat but NOBODY wants this all the time

Posto 31 is our Thursday dinner place. We start with Fresh…read moreRicotta toast, the next up Simple salad, Its anything but simple-Its large enogh to split- But order a full salad for your self Its great. After that my go to on the current menu is the Flat Iron- During the winter menu the lasagna TDF- like mama makes. For a sweet finish- its a toss up you ll need to order three. Hat off to this creative Chef

I randomly stumbled upon this restaurant when I was browsing which restaurants participated in the…read more2026 Chicago restaurant week. Posto 31 is located in Lagrange Park which is just slightly outside and west of the city. Their restaurant week deal is $45 per person for dinner and every adult in the party is required to participate. We tried the following: 1) Pork belly with a brown butter sweet potato mash and apple slaw - This was a delicious and refreshing appetizer. The fat isn't excessive and there is a good sear with the pork belly. I think it was different in a sense that it didn't exactly go with the Italian theme. 2) Arancini with chicken, parmesan, mozzarella, and marinara. This is the standard fare and you can't go wrong with this selection. 3) Faroe Island salmon with squash puree and Brussel sprout slaw. The salmon was well executed and I loved how it was paired with the slaw. 4) Arrabbiata with squid ink linguini and jumbo shrimp. This was the star of the night and what drew our attention when we first reviewed the restaurant week menu. It is rare to find squid ink linguini in the city and neighboring suburbs. The portion was huge and the flavors were absolutely delicious. We are already planning a return to order this again. 5) Tiramisu was the standard fare and once again, the portion was huge. We demolished it though. 6) Cookie skillet had a square of chocolate chip cookie topped with candied pretzels, vanilla ice cream, and whipped cream. We did not get to try it because our girls just took it to town. So needless to say, it was thoroughly enjoyed. We also ordered the kids' an eight inch pepperoni pizza. It was more than enough for our two girls to share.

THE BIG: Another brewery inside the District Brew Yards Brewpub. Street parking available for those…read morewho are driving here. THE BLACK AND WHITE: Casa Humilde focuses on Mexican style beers which showcases the Mexican lagers, seltzers, and other beers with tropical fruit. I'm glad I was able to just pour enough to have a taste rather than commit to an entire beer. My favorite beer here were the Pinata Hazy Pineapple IPA. It's a pretty clear IPA but has those nice tropical notes. The Herbal Colada Tropical Hard Seltzer was also a vibe. Great for those who wants something super light. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall a decent brewery. Not my favorite brewery inside the brew pub but still some decent beers. 4pks of the beers here ranged from $10 - $15.

The staff and service are some of the best! Love all their food and beer options. I got hooked on…read moretheir Thursday night $20 special where you get a killer burger (w roasted poblano and special sauce), seasoned fries and a beer. I've already gone back three times and will go again soon. Had the pleasure of meeting Jose and Oscar (2 of 3 brothers who run it) and their brewing origin story is inspiring. Happy to support family owned businesses. Go to Casa!