Very tiny location. Only 4-6 people inside to enjoy the air conditioning. Service was quick and no…read moreissues but I'd try ordering ahead to avoid the line and tight quarters.

They always have good customer service. The food is always fresh and hot and ready to go .The…read morelocation is always clean with good customer service.

Stopped in to try their beer and to watch some World Cup matches. Was impressed with service at the…read morebar even late (no food service), and loved the beers. Tried a mixed flight of IPA, Pale Ale, Sour, and a Stout - all were good and unique in the genre. My absolute favorite was a full pour of the King Balaton, sour cherry with a jammy and complex taste. Balaton is a Hungarian cherry, and I once had a great wine by a Michigan wine maker with the same, so I'm gonna say the Balaton cherry should be a Midwest tradition. There were plenty of TVs showing the World Cup matches, so I could keep up with the action. I look forward to more visits, and to try their extensive beer and food menu.

Cool ambience in this brewery type restaurant. Neither of us had any beer that day, maybe next…read moretime. I was surprised to learn that they had a gluten-free bun for me to have with their grilled chicken sandwich. The bun did not fall apart like a typical gluten-free bread sometimes does. The sandwich also had avocado and bacon on it. The coleslaw was very good. The waitress was great. Good service and happy to help me with my gluten-free options. My husband had the spinach strawberry salad, which he really enjoyed. We went on a Saturday afternoon and there was a pretty good crowd there. The noise level was not bad at all. There were several families there with children and it looked like they had kids meals available although I did not look on the menu.

I always enjoy supporting local restaurants, and this Asian fusion restaurant did not disappoint…read more Convenient parking lot next to the restaurant. Our server, Maddie was so fun, energetic, helpful, and very accommodating. It was a nice touch that the manager came to check on us and offered a taste test of their stouts; Eunoia Batch 21 and What Could Be 35. So good!! Phase Three Brewery Company in Elmhurst, a must-visit for anyone who appreciates unique, well-crafted beers. Their house brews paired perfectly with the food and are worth the visit on their own. I had the Day Drift, Blood Orange, Calamansi, so refreshing!! I should have ordered the 16 ounces!! The Shanghai Lumpia was delicious, crispy, golden, and packed with flavor. The Duck Corn Dogs were another standout, perfectly cooked, tender and moist. The banana ketchup added a layer of flavor. I originally came for the adobo, but unfortunately they had already sold out. Instead, I ordered the Double Dip Korean Style Fried Chicken Sandwich, and I'm glad I did! The chicken breast was incredibly tender, juicy, and savory--absolutely delicious. To finish, I had the Ube Cheesecake. Rich, creamy, and wonderfully decadent without being overwhelming. Needless to say, I'll definitely be back for that adobo I missed and, of course, to enjoy a few more of those amazing craft beers.

We have been to Phase 3 : Elmhurst several times and we love it!…read more The first time we visited, it was just for beers. The beers were excellent, and the food looked and smelled so good that we vowed to come back! We've been back twice now and loved it each time! You can't go wrong with their beers! Their flagships are solid and they always have a healthy number of experimental brews. Best of all the worlds! This time we both got IPAS and loved them all: Trail Trip, West Coast Pixel, and Swells! Trail Trip was my favorite because I prefer non-hazy. For dinner I got the double-dipped fried chicken sandwich with a side of fries. YUM! Bursting with flavor and deliciousness! The spicy gochujang sauce is divine! And super filling! My husband did the OG Burger, Fries, and 10 oz beer for $15 Monday/Tuesday deal. He loved the food, drink, and the deal! The space is so clean, open, and inviting. The front dinning area is spacious enough with plenty of seating and the bar, but there is also a fantastic outdoor space. The servers will all friendly, helpful, and professional. Things can move a little slowly, but it is worth the wait! On busy weekend nights, they do have online reservations, so that can be a good way to secure a spot! Next time we are in Elmhurst, we will definitely be back. We love Phase 3!

Come for the outdoor patio and drinks, though you're really only looking at a parking lot. Burgers,…read morewhich is their main deal, only come with pretzel buns. You cant really taste the burger when the pretzel over powers much of the flavor. Service is fine. Salads are decent. Pass on desserts. Note to self. Coming here once is enough.

Found a pretty cool burger place. Went on a Sunday afternoon, the roof top was open it was really…read morenice. The burgers are great, do not expect a smash burger, but good beef burger cooked excellently. Our server Noah was really cool and he was great. I would definitely recommend the burgers and one the many beers or whiskeys. PRO TIP: Ask the hostess to be seated in. Noah's section.

Really cool vibe here! Unsuspecting in the back of a strip mall parking lot but once you're inside…read moreyou're transported to a modern brewery complete with a barrel room! Definitely recommend the pizza here. It's super thin and it's the kind of pizza you just want to keep shoveling down while you drink a beer. They have several shareable apps like a giant pretzel- YUM! And a few handheld sandwiches as well. Every beer I tasted I liked! They have a good selection and the server we had helped us narrow down options for our flight based on our usual preferences. There's also PINBALL machine which make for a super fun night after a round of drinks.

Bar food, beer, and delightful people, what more could you want?!…read more We had dinner here on a Monday night and discovered: 1) Their food (pizza) is really good! 2) their beer selection (their stuff and others) is solid and tasty! 3) they have trivia on Monday nights (the first Monday of each month is a theme) While ordering and munching we chatted with the owner/manager? on and off. He's a super friendly guy and was very flexible with a lot of things we were asking about (regarding groups and future visits, etc). He even wen't above and beyond to make the kids feel welcome and special. We simply had beens and pizza and loved both! In fact, we were uncertain how much to order and the same guy gave us the PERFECT recommendation - nice! We're fans of NWB and will be back again, for trivia and themed trivia!

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.

I'm starting to look like a pretzel addict, but it's merely a coincidence. I've only had 2 pretzels…read morein the past year and it just so happens both were in the same week. I would normally refrain from reviewing Auntie Anne's. You already know what to expect when you go there, however I feel the need to give this location some major proppage. My co-worker and I hit up the mall food court and she told me about the 2/$5 pretzel dogs, so we stopped by. The line was slow moving and we were in a hurry, so I felt the need to tap my foot -- that is until I saw WHY the line was slow moving. A lady was quietly disputing the bill until she didn't get her way then it turned into a flat out brawl. She started yelling at the employees about the price and the specials. Apparently there are two concurrent running promotions, the 2/$5 dogs and buy 3 items, get 1 free. She ordered 4 items and wanted the 4th one free instead of the 2/$5. Now I'm no pricing expert on Auntie Anne's so I'm not sure if what she was requesting was a significantly better deal or not, but it physically hurts me to see people treated so poorly by the general public. She handled it well though and took it all in stride. Once I made it to the counter, she was very nice and you couldn't even tell she'd just taken a verbal beating for the last 5 minutes. My pretzel was fine -- not life changing or anything but I don't think Auntie Anne's ever has been. I do, however, think that employees like this deserve to be recognized.

I am writing to share a very troubling experience I had at your location on 7/5/26…read more While I was in the food court area, I witnessed two of your employees arguing loudly behind the counter. One was working the register and the other was preparing pretzels. Their argument quickly escalated to the point where it could be heard from multiple nearby stores, drawing the attention of other customers and employees. The language being used was extremely loud and inappropriate for a workplace, especially in front of customers. The situation made the entire area feel tense and uncomfortable. When I attempted to step in and politely say that it was not appropriate to speak to a coworker that way, one of the employees turned toward me and began yelling at me as well, again using very inappropriate language. He then forcefully pushed open the bifold doors and went to the back of the store, where he remained for some time. I spoke with the other employee and asked who the manager was and where they were. He told me the manager's name is Nina and stated that this kind of behavior from his coworker happens often, and that the manager is aware of it. Regardless of whether the employee was having a bad day or unhappy with the job, it is never acceptable to speak to a coworker--or a customer--in that manner. No employee should have to come to work worried about being yelled at by another non‑manager, and no customer should be subjected to that kind of behavior. What concerns me even more is the suggestion that this was not the first incident and that management is aware. If that is the case, it is very disappointing that the issue has not been addressed and that these two employees are still being scheduled together. I hope you will take this feedback seriously, investigate what occurred on 7/5/26, and ensure that your employees and customers are treated with the basic respect and professionalism they deserve.