Dogs welcome, crispy fresh pizza and cold draft old style. Very friendly and clean. Lots of games…read moreand plenty of street parking.

Recently moved to the neighborhood and was so excited to try out this place after reviewing a great…read morevideo from the owner on Facebook. I was really hoping it would be my new neighborhood watering hole but that's not happening. The look alike Roz, from Monsters Inc, saw me and my two girlfriends looking at the menu. She didn't ask us what we wanted, she just walked by yelling "ONLY PIZZA". She was rude, inconsiderate and not to mention wrong, considering we ordered more than pizza. Tara was tending bar. She waited on us. She did her job. There's no reason to go back. Note to the owner, You will gain new customers if you make customer service your number one priority!

We absolutely love the food here! Especially the burgers. We discovered it in our neighborhood…read moreafter moving and it's become one of our favorite places!

Loved the neighborhood pub vibe of Spartan Ale House. It is a gem of a gathering place and the…read moreowners and staff are super nice. It was my first visit on a chilly Thursday night, but clearly a lot of regular patrons in here. I was there for an after work social and the appetizers I tasted were all delicious. I loved that the chicken wings were plain for dipping and not heavily breaded. Exactly how I prefer mine. If you are a first timer, like I was, be cautious of the one way parking flow. I will be back after "Dry January!"

What an amazing place to get a snack and a drink! **SCOTT** Scott is the best, honest and…read morepersonable guy you can ever meet. The nachos are a great snack. I love the cheese sauce on them. It is a huge platter of chips, cheese and veggies. Have I mentioned Scott? Haha yes I did. He is awesome. See my pic. We had a very lively conversation and he helped us with our drink options. Jamie the manager was also very awesome and gave us great service. I have never been so impressed. Lovely and passionate folks that work here. I will happily frequent other locations of this corporation as long as they have Jamie and Scott working there.

We came to the Hollywood Casino in Aurora to celebrate our 12th wedding anniversary. Around 2pm we…read moregot hungry enough to stop eating for a bit and come to The Penalty Box for some chicken wings! The restaurant is very clean and relaxing. Lots of televisions too. We went to the bar and asked if we seat ourselves... the bartender called the waitress over and she sat us right away. The menu has lots of great food options... pizza... tacos... salads... sandwiches and even desserts. We ordered 20 wings. 10 mild and 10 garlic parmesan. With a side of blue cheese for dipping. (Posted a video, not sure if it will show up on our review but you should be able to find it when searching images) The mild wings were really yummy! They were very flavorful! The garlic parmesan sauce was not my favorite... kind of blah and did not taste like there was any parmesan in the sauce... however the chicken wings were still cooked to perfect. Juicy chicken with a crispy coating.. the wings also were trimmed nicely.. no cartilage or gummy pieces. I would definitely dine here again! Our waitress kept checking in on us and gave us refills and she was very kind and loved her service with a smile!

Checked out this long time bar and restaurant in Aurora. It always gets a big gathering for sports…read moreespecially the football games. O'Malley's is located in one of the more rural parts of the city if you can call it that. Basically one of the few dining options that are right around here. There's the usual beers and cocktails, as well as things like burgers and pretzels. Bigger than it looks inside. It's located pretty close to the golf course so it's a popular spot after playing. This also gets a lot of people who are watching football on weekends. One of the local sports bars. They have a pretty good happy hour. It's about $4 for basic cocktails such as whiskey and Coke. It's about $5 to get the Pretzel Logs. The rest of the food menu is pretty meaty, with things like burgers and chicken tenders. For sure it's a good place for watching games. It's located on Hill Avenue next to Phillips Park. The happy hour is even on weekends.

Stopped in for a beer on a Friday afternoon. Friendly bartender and the atmosphere was lively with…read morewhat seemed to be a lot of regulars. Nice outdoor patio looking towards golf course. Video poker machines in the back and a pool table. Will try some food on my next visit!

Pub 56 is one of those places I can always count on for great food and great service! The food is…read moreconsistently delicious, and the servers are always prompt, friendly, and attentive without being overbearing. There's also plenty of seating, so it never feels overly crowded or uncomfortable. I especially love coming on Wednesdays for their half price pizza. It's honestly my favorite! The pizzas are delicious, and if you don't finish it, you can easily take the rest home to enjoy later. They also have great specials throughout the week, which makes it even easier to find a reason to come back. Overall, Pub 56 is a fantastic spot with delicious food, great service, and a welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend checking them out, especially on Wednesdays for the half price pizza!

I would recommend for casual place to hangout and watch sports. Great service. The appetizers were…read moregood. We also ordered sausage and cheese pizza. It was a little bland for us. We'll be back for drinks and apps.

Got some pretty great drinks and okay food from this bar and grill in Aurora. It may not look like…read moremuch because it isn't to be honest. The End Zone is a bar that obviously has a sports theme. A lot of the basics. The prices are cheap on most things but it's of course crummy quality. Checked it out later one night and we got a few of the best items. It's got things that take forever after ordering. They may be used to people just having cocktails because the food sucks. Basic dive bar kind of crap. There's a few better things, but have some cash on you. It's about $6 for cocktails. Whiskey and whatever. Also get food. It's about $9 for appetizers including the pretzel sticks. Has the obligatory greasy stuff like any dive bar. There's wings and other things. Has a few okay things about it. It's open later even on weekdays so get your drinking and eating on. They're open all the time but go in the afternoons to avoid crazy traffic or whatever.

Two stars? I must admit that I wouldn't have come here if it wasn't for the rest.com coupon, but…read moreglad I did. Ok, so the place smelled kinda bad when I first walked in, but I didn't noticed the stench after a few minutes. I can't even put my finger on what kind of bad. It was a Saturday afternoon, and there were a few people (I peg them for regulars) sitting by the bar. The service was great! The bartender lady took good care of us and was attentive even though we were the only ones not sitting at the bar. Nachos with beef - REALLY GOOD nachos! I was surprised by this awesomeness of this appetizer. The chips were deep fried and slightly puffy. They were loaded with ground beef, beans and cheese. You can also get them with chicken or steak instead of beef. Italian beef - Pretty good, but wasn't a fan of the fresh cut fries. The onion rings were huge and I would order those rather than fries next time. There were plenty of TV's with different sports on them and a few pool tables.

Riverside is always good time. Good service. But beware adding "convenience fees" to every bill…read more These restaurants are out of control

Had some great pasta and pizza from this happening place in Oswego that's always crazy. It has…read moreplenty of seating but there's always a wait it seems. Riverside Pizza & Pub is one of the better hangouts for those having good times. A wait is worth it mostly. The prices are okay for the big portions. Coming in here it was a few minutes before getting seats at the bar. It's often a longer wait for getting a table. There's often games people are watching. A great place to come for it. Has plenty of big TVs on the walls. It's about $8 a pint for local beers. That's kind of a lot. A lot of cocktails are cheaper at happy hour. It's about $11 for a martini. These of course go pretty great with Italian food and they're cheaper at the happy hour too. It's about $13 for the Build Your Own Pasta. You choose sauces and toppings. Of course pizza is the main thing to get. There's a lot of great specials Got stuffed eating so much from here. It's got a couple other locations which are pretty much the same things to get really. There's always a crowd especially on weekends.

I decided to stop into PBP's while waiting on my kid to finish up a birthday party. The place was…read morevery inviting and my experience was absolutely pleasant. Special shout out to Barb the bartender. From beginning to end my experience was superb. She greeted me with a smile and do everything she could to meet my cocktail needs. She really nailed the appletini, I might add. She highly recommended the Southwestern Chicken Wrap from the menu, and I'm so glad I took her recommendation. Everything came out quickly and I wouldn't up loving everything, one more than the other while being throughly satisfied with everything. Might I add there was a chicken with wild rice soup that came with my wrap (no photo, sorry) but it was utterly amazing to eat. Thank you and wow!

Didn't know what to expect coming here, but it was a nice little sports bar. The service was good…read moreand friendly. My drinks and shots were amazing, however, the food was disappointing. I got the boneless wings (for sauce I chose garlic Parmesan & one off the menu that the waitress recommended and said was comparable to a teriyaki). The wings were SO over breaded, they were hard and both of the sauces were terrible. Unfortunately, my boyfriend and I agreed that these were easily the worst wings we've ever had, we each only ate one of each flavor and had enough. My boyfriend got the pork tenderloin. He asked about size and was told it was pretty large, when it came out it was the size of a thin chicken patty. He said the taste was okay, but nothing special. The fries were good. For appetizers, we got fried pickles, cheese curds, and pretzel bites. They were all about what you would expect for bar food. Although, our food was not great, the burgers that other people were eating looked delicious. We would definitely come back to try those, seemed like burger was the way to go!

Cool place to hang out enjoyed the food and service. Will be back when in town. Great serviceread more

This place is walking distance to my apartment and while I haven't walked there yet I just might in…read morethe warmer weather! I am so happy that I found this place because I love going and having some classic bar food and a drink or two while watching a sports game. The service here is always great and they always take great care of us. I love that there are regulars at the bar and that its not just the staff that is friendly. I am definitely glad that I found a place with good food, good drinks, good service, and great vibes so close to where I live. Chelio's quickly became one of my favorite places to go to with friends or family and I anticipate coming back many times in the future!

Wanted to try some Korean food. Doordashed it, and it was…read moreworth it. Great flavors - Fair prices - Great packaging

Had pretty good boba tea and sandwiches at this small Asian restaurant in Aurora. If you like K-Pop…read moreyou'll like this, and if you don't then you still might like it. 9 Bar may be limited in space, but it makes up for it with big taste. Everyone seems to most like the teas, but there's food. The prices are pretty good it seems. Came at lunch. It's a pretty cramped place. There's only a few tables. Bad for groups. It's about $6 for a tea. Has plenty of non dairy choices. The Oolong Milk Tea is made with coconut milk. Customers getting teas often get these to go. Only those also getting food seem to stay. Because we were hungry we stayed to eat. It's about $8 for the Faux Slider. This is a burger made with a veggie pad, and topped with cilantro, cucumbers, peanut crumble, pickles, and sriracha. A lot more food choices. There's appetizers like pot stickers, and there's rice bowls with choice of protein. Good teas and also food. It's located on Orchard Road in a plaza with a Panera Bread and close to other chain restaurants. There's some pretty good options for vegans and vegetarians.