I love that they added this location!! The space is great because it has tons of indoor seating and…read morea few tables on the patio. The food is always so good and made fresh. You can't go wrong with any of the burger combos. I always add fried onions and they are super seasoned. Service is exceptional like all their location. The staff always recommends something new or their specials.

It's hard to ruin a simple burger, but over cooking it until it's crunchy will do it…read more The menu was interesting, so I had hopes of it being good. Those hopes were dashed when the food appeared. Besides the burger being over-cooked, the fries were cold and tough. Fast service doesn't make up for food quality. My friend was unable to use her points from another of their locations. I won't be going there again.

Great tasty treat stop with a dose of nostalgia. They have a drive thru or you can walk up. The…read moregirls inside were friendly and fast. We ordered sundaes, shakes, a cone or two and even a banana split. Everything was delicious!!

I've said it before and I'll say it again, a trip to Edwardsville is not complete without a visit…read moreto Northside Dairy Haven. In addition to the sweet treats, one of the highlights of stopping by and even driving by, is reading their marque. The messages are always, witty or supportive of another local business. I love it when local supports local. Recently, I had a Chocolate Covered Strawberry concrete and I liked it more than my typical favorite M&M concrete. The chocolate ice cream with flakes of solid chocolate and pieces of strawberry made my day. I've also enjoyed, chocolate and vanilla twist cones, but the orange sherbet and vanilla is still my favorite. I keep saying, I need to try their burgers, so I'll say it again. I gotta try their burgers. The restaurant has a nostalgic look and feel. The staff is young high school and college students and they're always friendly. They truly hustle and make things happen for their ice cream fans. Next time you're in Edwardsville, be sure to make a stop at Northside Dairy Haven.

Love this place! Take out or dine in, it's always good. Haven't had anything there that wasn't…read moreabsolutely delicious! Our go to for local Bbq. And you can actually smell the meats being smoked

Consistently good food. Not what I ordered this time, but the brisket tacos are exceptional. We…read moreusually get the 3-meat platter that comes with two sides and bread and butter. The burnt ends were the star of the show, so juicy! My brisket was a tad dry. They also put the sauce in the fridge so it's cold, but there might not be a way to avoid that food-safety wise. Their wings are also really good. The mac-n-cheese side is good. You order at the counter and they give you a number and bring your food out to you. The only other thing I don't love is there's two rooms, the main room and a room off to the side, and especially if you are in the side room, it feels like you are crammed in there with a ton of other people and sometimes it gets really loud. When it's nice enough, we prefer to sit outside as they have a few picnic benches off to the side that are covered.

Burgers here are so good! Remember the regular burger is a huge double patty burger. The little…read morecheeseburger is still big and it is a single burger. Their big order of fries is enough for 2-4 people. The place is pricey but their food is always so good. Inside they do a pretty good job keeping the place clean. Plus they have the Coke Freestyle machines which always make a meal so much BETTER!!

I really wanted to like Five Guys, but after giving it several chances, I just don't get the hype…read more My biggest takeaway is that Five Guys seems to believe bigger automatically means better. The burgers are large, the fries come in huge portions, and you definitely won't leave hungry. That said, size isn't everything. For me, the weakest part of the burger is the bun. A great burger starts with a great bun, especially when it's lightly toasted, and Five Guys just misses the mark here. The beef is decent, but the flavor never really stands out or leaves me wanting another bite. Considering the price, I expect more. I would rank Five Guys behind In-N-Out, Shake Shack, and Whataburger without hesitation. I'd even put Steak 'n Shake and Red Robin ahead of it based on flavor alone. If you're looking for a massive serving of fries and a filling meal, Five Guys delivers. But if you're looking for the best-tasting burger, I think there are several better options for less money. For me, it's simply average, and not worth the premium price.

The service we received from a nice young man here was awesome first time trying it out and will…read moredefinitely be back again soon. My only complaint is the ice machine was broken so our drinks were warm.

The staff was very nice, especially the young woman who was calling out food orders her customer…read moreservice was impeccable. The food came out hot, fresh and delicious. But I will admit the store itself was very dirty and the bathroom floors were dangerously slippery. Majority of all the booths needed wiped down and a good floor sweep. Overall, I would go back they may have just been short staffed or just gotten through with a rush.

I heard the wings at Barrel & Bru Tap House were pretty good, so I went to check them out and…read moretotally agree. With a cold beer and a side of fries, I had an incredible lunch. They offer bone-in and boneless wings. I prefer, bone-in. To me, boneless wings is just another name for nuggets. You also get your choice of sauces, or doing a dry-rub for your wings. I'm a fan of the dry-rubs, so chose Buffalo-Lemon Pepper. It was a combination of my two favorite flavors, so it seemed like a logical choice. The blend of the buffalo with lemon pepper, gave the wings an extra tangy taste. I also like how extra crunchy the wings were. Crisp on the outside and moist and juicy on the inside. When I eat wings out at a restaurant, I am a stickler for the number of drums and flats match. My order here at B&B was 3 & 3, so I was happy. In addition to my wings, I had a side of fries. Damn, they were good. They were crinkle, my favorite fry and they were good sized. The bartender offered a beer cheese sauce for dipping and I took advantage of his offer and tried it. The beer cheese was way better than using the typical ketchup. Being a Tap House, there were plenty of craft beers and commercial beers on draft. If you are torn on what to choose, they offer samplings. The bartender said, if I told him what I liked, he could make recommendations to match my taste. He guided me to, Floyd's Deluxe and it was a good match for my wings and fries. The ambiance is industrial minimalist, which is a relaxing sports bar vibe. I was pleased with my first visit, so I will be back and the next time I'll try a burger. Good food and excellent service, will always get me to return.

Joe P. Was our server!…read more Shared parking lot in a mini strip mall. Outside dining available. Inside have a pub appeal. High top low top and bar seating available. Staff welcoming and friendly upon entry. Seated quickly. Sister date so we ordered a smash burger and onion rings and chicken Caesar wrap. Drinks chocolate covered strawberries martini and a fruity draft flight. Food and drink was delicious. Hot and served fresh. Prices reasonable. Cute wall pieces and restroom clean, great overall experience.

Oh my goodness this place is great! The cocktails are the best I have ever had! The bartender was…read moreextremely attentive and friendly as well. It wasn't busy but I actually liked that. Brand new cozy velvet chairs and couches as you sit in a dimly lit atmosphere. But the cocktails are amazing!! Hurry quick we over heard they are closing at the end of the month of March. Try the earl grey martini amongst others!

My partner and I were looking for a calm place to get a drink when we remembered we heard about a…read morenew place in Maryville. A quick online search brought us to Speakeasy Parlor in Maryville. Forest impressions: We loved the non-descript feather sign, and the "no snitches" on the door was kinda funny. Though, that plus the neon "cocktails" sign on the window sends a bit of a mixed message for a place that's supposed to be a throwback to a secretive prohibition-era lounge. The 2 TVs inside detracted from it a little, too, and fast was more unfortunate. Still...My second impression: What a cute little place! The bar and the furniture are lovely and the cushions were so polish and soft. There were many great, comfortable places for groups of two to four to chat, and there's no loud music, meaning you can actually HEAR your friends when you chat with them. (At least, if the place isn't full; the floor was pretty crowded with tables, so I suspect it could still get loud. Third impressions were all about the drinks. My partner had a Spicy Cantaloupe Daiquiri. His opinion: The cantaloupe sugar rim was maybe the best part of the drink, though the tequila-based daiquiri was well-balanced, very tasty, and just the right amount of spicy. I had an Earl of Gray cocktail with a lavender sugar half-rim. It smelled SOOO good, and it tasted even better. To be honest, it may have been one of the best cocktails I've had ever. I actually can't wait to bring a couple of friends here!

We asked for a booth, hostess immediate said none available offed a table. As we were brought to a…read moretable we see 3 open booths near the table, 2 were served by the same person?? As we sat done we found that ketchup was smeared under the corner of the table and it got all over my wife's blouse and pants as she sat down. She had to go to the bathroom to wash it all off. We ordered our food. Asked for a side of strawberries for our grandson. It was on the menu. It was only 2 berries cut up. Really! My wife ordered the Tom's Sole. Her favorite dish. It came out still half done, soggy in the middle and cold from probably being frozen. It also wasn't crunchy on top like usual either. So she asked politely to the server to have it done more. Upon return a manager brought it over and said that it had originally been done to spec in the kitchen. We were surprised that he was saying this since we didn't make any kind of scene. In fact he made a point of saying it several times as if to try and embarrass us. Not what we felt was good customer service.

I wish 54th still existed in my neighbourhood because they got plenty of business, but I'll take…read morethe drive from time to time to come to the Edwardsville Location. My husband and i love the nachos from 54th. We went during happy hour, and man do you get the best bang for your buck. For a whopping $9.00 you get a huge plate of nachos. If nachos aren't your jam, then you can choose from a variety of other happy hour bites within the same price range. The nachos were good, plenty of cheese and other toppings, even had some left over. Service was good. We were seated right away, and even asked what our seating preference was. We opted for a booth. Our server was polite, and attentive. The inside was clean and parking was plentiful. **Be sure if you are dining on the happy hour menu, you purchase a drink. Whether it's alcoholic or non alcoholic. **