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.

LOVE Illinois bar and grill, some of the best burgers and fries around, I prefer the easy parking…read moreand even the building itself at the Lemont location, but the ambiance is always lacking, the staff always seems unenthused, and truth be told the food is actually better at the 47th st Chicago spot

The best spot in town, for non-prentious people who like historic dive bars. Ask the bartender…read moreWill if you can meet his monkey Simon. Just don't let him steal your drink!

Good thing about this bar is the drinks are cheap. It's the best thing anyone can say about it…read more Canal Street pub is one of the places in downtown Lemont that's open later. Kind of a rough crowd if we're allowed to be judging. There's lots of vintage crap on the walls so check this place out if you like looking at that kind of stuff. Any okay dive bar needs to have cheap drinks. It has them here. There's a few drafts and lots more in cans, as well as the hard stuff. It's about $5 for a cocktail. Only thing is these are pretty loaded with ice so these aren't strong. As for food, about the only option is a couple bucks for bags of chips. Take some bills with you because this place is cash only. Basic looking from the outside and not as bad as expected on the inside. It's a pretty old school looking place. The payment system is too as they won't accept credit cards, so put a few bills in the purse or wallet.

'5 Stars, Amazing! What went well?' Is the AI programming reaction to my input of a 5 Star rating…read moreof our experience this afternoon. The not nearly often enough answer is 'everything went well'. At Hero's West in Lemont: - Ambience, designed to separate the bowling alley from the bar and grill so we didn't hear a pin fall. If you sit at the bar the stools and the well placed foot rail will keep you comfortable. A clean, modern space with high ceilings and a roll-up overhead door for when warmer weather eventually returns. - Food and Beverages. An usually large selection of ice cold beers on tap. The Saturday $10 Nachos with pulled pork special had the perfect thin crispy chips with a bit more of delicious toppings than two large hungry men could finish completely. - Service. Lina was our bartender. She did a perfectly excellent job for us from greeting to finish. Her supporting colleagues did the same. It was clear they all take pride in their roles and enjoy being there.

The service and food were so bad on my last visit that I doubt I will ever be back. Kayla was our…read moreserver and she couldn't have been any less attentive. She took my wife's drink order and went to get it - without taking MY drink order. We thought that this was a fluke but it was indicative of how slapdash our entire visit would go. It felt like we were an annoyance keeping Kayla away from her top priority: her phone. Then my wife's burger came out on a pretzel bun that looked like it had been sat on - no lettuce, tomato or onions on the side - just meat on mangled bread (with fries). We tried to remedy this but had to wait for Kayla to put her phone down and wander back to our table to do so. This took a while. We usually get dessert when dining out, but we had enough of Kayla's half-assery for one evening that we didn't push our luck. All in all, the service was lousy and the food was sub-par. If/when we ever come back, it won't be anytime soon.

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.

Carey was an amazing server! 10-10 would recommend ask for her!!! the pizza is always awesome and…read morecan't go wrong with the meatballs.

You get what you pay for. $1.75 tacos. Do you see any meat in the pics??? Temperature was way off,…read moretoo. Worst chorizo I ever tasted. Never again! I rather cook 'em at home! Bartender is very nice.

We visited Pelican Harry's specifically to try their AYCE Friday Fish Fry. It is advertised on the…read moreFacebook page as AYCE battered Haddock with fries and coleslaw. We sat at the bar a were greater in a timely manner by a friendly bartender. I should mention that the entire bar area was full. Our bartender took our drink orders. Tye alcohol special for Friday was $3.50 Imported bottles. We ordered wine and a draft beer. The drinks arrived right away and we were asked if we were ready to order. We both ordered the fish special. We were happily surprised when our server said we could pick any side if we wanted something other than fries. This included the option of picking one of the 2 soups they had available. We elected to pick a cup of the soup of the day which was lasagna soup and waffle sweet potato fries with the other dinner. The lasagna soup arrived first. It was excellent. It was served at a nice hot temperature with a rich seasoned tomato base that had little lasagna pieces in addition to some vegetables. Our fish dinners then arrived. There was an impressive amount of first serving fish at least 5 pieces each plate. The taste of the pollack fillets was fresh and tender. We both felt that the breeding was too thick and very salty for our taste. Unfortunately we noticed the taste of the breading was probably also negatively affected because the oil being overused. We enjoyed the fish by pulling off the majority of the breading and just eating the fish. We did not order any additional fish because the initial portion was enormous. The accompanied waffle sweet fries were not our favorite. They were pretty this which didn't allow for much sweet potato taste. They also absorbed the oil taste which was unappealing. The coleslaw was fresh but seasoned to lightly with very little sauce. Final thoughts were that the soup was our favorite. The pricing is definitely value for AYCE pollack. Fish was fresh and flakey. Too muck breading and salt with an unpleasant oily taste.

Always has great food. One of the best burgers close by. Even at their busiest the wait staff is…read morealways kind and attentive

Food is good but service is so slow. They need to spend less time chatting at the bar and more…read moretime following up with tables

I met a few friends on a weekday to try out Girl in the Park, a spot they'd been curious about. We…read morewere greeted right away, seated quickly, and handed menus along with the day's specials. The menu is surprisingly broad, with plenty of appealing options. Our server--who was also tending bar--took our drink orders. Soft drinks arrived promptly, and we asked for a few extra minutes to look things over. I considered a burger, but at $25 it felt a bit steep, so we went with a mix of other dishes: Cedar Plank Salmon with Basil Soup, a Keto Cobb Salad with dressing on the side, The Park Reuben with fries, and a Blackened Chicken Panini with fries. Impressively, everything came out in about ten minutes. The Reuben and the Panini were both solid choices, though the fries were only room temperature. The salmon had great flavor, though the rice could have been a bit more cohesive. The Cobb salad hit the mark--fresh, satisfying, and easy to customize with the dressing on the side. Our server checked in regularly and kept our drinks refilled. The crowd was a mix of regulars, retirees, and casual diners, and we found ourselves eyeing other entrées as they passed by. The restaurant also has a great patio that will be perfect once the weather warms up, plus a well‑appointed bar area with plenty of TVs. Winter Olympics highlights were playing during our visit, adding to the relaxed atmosphere. We took a look at the dessert menu, but nothing really grabbed us this time. Even so, we all agreed we'd come back to try more of the menu--there's definitely potential here.

Girl in the Park is a great family friendly sports bar in the Orland Park area. The inside is…read moreindustrial with fun pops of green throughout. I visited on a Saturday for lunch and had no problem getting a table. The menu had a variety of appetizers, salads, burgers, sandwiches, and mains. I loved how large of a beer and drink menu they had as well as the fact that their patio is dog friendly! I got the Nana's Meatball Sandwich and loved the flavors! They put the red sauce on the side to add your preferred amount. Any entree to split does add a $1.50 gratuity. Others in our group got The Girl's Signature Truffle Shuffle Burger and The Philly. The flavors were great, sandwich portions were large, but fries could have been crispier. Our server Souzie was incredibly kind, full of energy, and did a great job checking in on us. The items vary in price where some are value driven and some seem to be a premium. Overall, thoroughly impressed by my visit and the food quality. Tip: Check out their daily specials and happy hour to get extra deals!

So if you are looking for fancy and pretentious this is not the place for you. If you want a place…read morewhere the drinks are delicious, prices good and you are guaranteed to make a friend this is the place for you P.s. if you want the best bloody Mary hands down come on Saturdays or Sunday's and look for Mike. He is the master of the Bloody Mary mix and the wizard of garnish

Great neighborhood pub. People are very nice and friendly. Love the Karaoke On Saturday nights.read more