It's a local bar that has a location in the airport. I've been here a few times while waiting for…read moreflights. The food is variable, but the staff has always been very friendly and attentive. It's also confusing sometimes - not just here, but other restaurants on the airport - whether to use the QR code or wait for a server. I've done both, and really appreciate the human connection for sure. That said if you have time this is a good stop.

Our server Rosie was great. The food on the other hand, nothing to discuss there…read more I will share the highlights. - Sister ordered a glass of Cabernet, it was rancid - BIL ordered Bee's Knees - Sister ordered beet salad with arugula. Arugula was old and slimy - BIL ordered chicken sandwich with fries, it was 3.5/5 Rosie was wonderful about everything. I understand we are in the airport, but Publican is known for quality, so this was disappointing.

Located in O'Hare, this place puts out a good enough hot dog option, but it also was $13.71 with…read moretax...lol. I suggest going a few doors down from Obrien's and go to the pizza place. $7 hot dogs, Italian beef's etc. May be a better value as their stuff didn't look too bad. In the end, you're in an airport....and it is what it is...

After searching the terminal for something that was not fast food, I landed at O'Briens…read more Unfortunately, the small bar was full already so I ordered my mozzarella sticks to go. The mozzarella sticks were good. It came with 8 sticks and side of marinara. I also asked for a side of ranch. The sticks were nice and crunchy. After I ate my sticks I was on a search for a bar that had an open seat.

Very classy, clean and well stocked lounge. Also a great location in the middle of the H and K…read moregates in Terminal 3. WiFi password is currently "citiexeccard". Bathrooms were clean, didn't try the showers. Tables cleared often. Food was very decent here in the afternoon. Fairly large lounge with comfy seats, work areas and cafeteria style near the kitchen area. Had a ceviche station during my visit. No bar, but champagne, wine sections, and a nice wall of European style self-pour alcohol section. Freestyle Coke machine and coffee and tea in multiple places.

Spent a few hours at this Flagship lounge both to and from London. Outbound the lounge was…read morerelatively quiet and not too crowded. We were able to nab some nice seats with a view of the runways. The serve yourself bar was impressive as was the selection of foods. When we arrived on our trip home the place was a zoo. It was almost impossible to find a seat but we able to find some after we took a shower. There are not many but the showers were quite nice and very large. This was a big plus since we had hours to kill after a long trip from London. Compared to some of the lounges outside the US it is not quite up to those but it is better than the standard US lounges.

As I was leaving Chicago, I was REALLY craving to have the Chicago dog one last time. This place…read morehad the best reviews for hot dogs at this airport and I made my way to it. The dog was fair priced and hit the spot! I got my hot dog pretty quickly!

If I could give 0 stars, I would…read more My wife and I are traveling with breast milk for our baby and asked for some ice simply to help keep it cold during our flight. The employee refused and told us she needed to "save the ice." She was also unnecessarily rude and dismissive about it. I understand this is a bar and they aren't obligated to solve every travel problem, but come on. We weren't asking for anything unreasonable. More importantly, what kind of management leaves an airport bar so poorly supplied that employees have to hoard ice from customers and travelers who need a small amount to safely transport breast milk? If there really was an ice shortage, a little compassion and a simple explanation would have gone a long way. Instead, we got attitude for asking for a basic courtesy. Really disappointing experience.

If you have a long layover I highly suggest making your way over to the Cubs Bar and Grill to grab…read morea couple drinks and a Chicago dog! Our flight kept getting delayed and we had a meal voucher from the airline so we were happy to see that this restaurant accepted the airline vouchers! We ordered a couple of Chicago hot dogs and some beers to relax while we watched some recaps on the TV. The bartender was great! He kept checking up on us and made sure we didn't need any refills. We hung out for a bit after we closed our tab and we're never rushed out. I really appreciated that! They have a dining area too so I put can sit down and have a meal if you didn't want to sit at the bar. They have a great menu with American classics but if you're looking for dessert this is not the place! Unfortunately they didn't have any sweet treats!

I tried a tuna panini there. HUGE mistake! The sandwich was served cold, cheese wasn't even melted…read more The tuna filling was an a concoction which was mostly mayonnaise. Simply awful. You should make your cooks eat this junk, there's no excuse for serving something so bad. The fries were cold and completely disgusting.

Looked up the Galileo bar while taxiing into the airport to grab some lunch during my layover. I…read morehad an hour and this place was perfect! Wasn't overly crowded and the server was fast to get order input. I had a Chicago dog, why wouldn't I!, and a local draft IPA. The food came out fast and was excellent. There were plenty of seating at bar area and was a great experience to grab a beer and dog before catching my connection. When back at ORD will be stopping back by Galileo!

Hm an interesting find for O'Hare. It's near B19 and if you're looking for a good meal that is…read moretucked away, this may be a good option. I got an Italian beef sandwich which was pretty good. Nice heqt from the peppers, but my lips burned more than my tongue. Gina who made my sandwich was super sweet and helpful. I could tell she brings her best to work. They also make loaded Chicago dogs. I love it when I find a new place at an airport that I thought I had pretty mapped out.

Beats the cellphone lot at O'Hare by miles. Great place to wait for your flight or to wait for…read moresomeone else to land.

Excellent burger, met and exceeded every expectation for a burger. The B50Q was amazing , I love…read morechargrilled...and fries great. Interesting atmosphere, dive bar atmosphere but nice outdoor patio.

Stopped in for a drink and some food during a layover. Walked by the giant pretzel which looked…read moreAMAZING - big and fluffy with a nice crisp on the outside. I sat at the bar in a freshly opened, cleared off spot in the middle of the bar. The bartender was doing some wiping up and glassware duties. I sat for about 5 minutes contemplating if I could put up with the rancid beer smell emanating from somewhere that hadn't been cleaned in a week or more. I'm guessing under the bar mats in front of me? The taps were at the end of the bar at least 5 seats away... I left remaining unacknowledged. Had I been greeted, I would have at least had a drink even if I couldn't eat with that smell piercing my nose.

Yessenia was a good server. Early morning flight and I had some time for breakfast. A good…read morebreakfast menu, I went with the egg and cheese sandwich. It came with potatoes. The sandwich has a spicy ish sriracha Mayo and it really made it good. Yessenia made a really good spicy Bloody Mary. It is a nice cozy atmosphere. Nice place to relax before a flight.

We traveled through Chicago's O'Hare Airport (May 2026), instead of the smaller Midway Airport. We…read morelike the White-Sox-themed restaurant at Midway. Here at O'hare, we visited The Cubs Bar & Grill. The restaurant is a chance to get a brew and a meal with an eyeful of Cubs memorabilia: Sports-Illustrated posters, jerseys, player-photos, pin-stripe-jersey tables and logo tables, and an easy-to-miss small display case of things you can purchase like beverage-glasses, shot-glasses, baseball-caps, tshirts, sweatshirts, mini-baseball-bats, and baseballs. We had a classic Heileman's Old Style lager, famous as part of Chicago nostalgia, and a really typical mild "old style" lager. And we tried a medium-bitter Fist City IPA, a bright crisp refreshing craft beer, brewed only in Chicago. We shared the $17.50 two-Chicago-dog combo, all-beef dogs loaded with all the classic toppings, and those iconic poppyseed buns. It came with hot lightly-crisped soft-inside fries. Authentic. Delicious. Perfect! You could also get a number of burgers, sandwiches, and other dishes, even breakfast at 6am! The only other nostalgic food that we noticed were good old Stanburgers with both American and cheddar cheese, regular burger toppings, and "secret sauce", like Stanley's used to serve at Wrigley Field. We were disappointed they didn't have a Chicago Italian Beef sandwich on the menu, but it seems that a restaurant needs to be really focussed on that to do it well, so maybe it's a good decision. I'm going to thank The Cubs Bar for that menu choice :-). We didn't see Mälort behind the bar, so no "Chicago Handshake" shot and a beer. If you've experienced that incredibly bitter herbal liqueur, you might agree that it's probably not recommended pre-flight. By working the authentic Chicago angle, we found good food and beverages at The Cubs Bar & Grill to round out the baseball nostalgia. We had view of the planes, too, which is always a plus at an airport restaurant. Staff was friendly and quick. A good experience at Terminal 3!

I never expect much from airport food. What I do expect is food being served at the right…read moretemperature. The flight was delayed almost 2 hours and now we weren't going to be home before midnight so we decided to grab something at the airport. This is a cute bar and grill located in terminal two and it's actually quite large as it has two bars and a very big sitting area. It was crowded and we were able to get two seats at the bar. We ordered a barbecue bacon cheeseburger and a Greek salad. The food took a little while, but we were in no hurry and there were TVs with the basketball game on so we were entertained. When the food finally came out, I grabbed one of the french fries and it was ice cold and the burger looked like it had been sitting for a while too. The Greek salad was just OK. Nothing special. It wasn't cold it was lukewarm so it had been sitting also. Cold beer, cold, wine, disgusting, overpriced, food set in a cute Chicago Cubs atmosphere. There's not much of a choice so this is it for a sit down restaurant.

Place to stop and have a drink, located in the food court rotunda. Great service and close to the…read morerestrooms. A great place to recoup on your travel journeys. We really enjoyed the espresso martini in a can.

I thought everything was ok, until I get home and see two charges from your establishment one is…read morepending the other is processed for $50 something dollars u didn't spend. Also the number you have on yelp and google is disconnected so I can't even try to get contact with customer service, I'll just be disputing these charges.