I've come here on a couple of occasions to try cocktails. The inside where you order feels cramped…read more Drinks are pricey. They do have a good size patio when the weather is nice. I have not tried any of their coffees.

I really want to love Tierra, but it's been a miss for me multiple times now. The holiday drinks…read morewere okay, nothing overwhelming. I tried the eggnog (not the buzzed version). It's a tiny place. It gets cramped quickly. I feel like they need an awning or heaters on the outside during the colder months. The drinks, as mentioned, are OK. The prices are really high for what you get.

They seem closed. I hope they open again soon, since the outdoor spaces looked great! Their…read morewebsite implies they are trying to reopen but everything is shuttered. I had a chance to go more than a year ago and liked their beers. Now I wish I had gone more often.

Checked out this pretty cozy local brewery and distillery in Batavia. Grainology is a terrific use…read moreof an old building in the historic downtown. It adds a certain charm that newer shiny places can't match. Has a pretty good variety in the draft list. The prices are pretty good for being local and making smaller batches of stuff. A lot here to drink. It's both a brewery and distillery, which is an interesting process. This means you can get something with hops, or something less filling and smoother. Has plenty of room inside if there's not some party going on. It's about $6 a pint. A way to be charitable is to pay a few more bucks to get the Ability Amber. This is an amber ale, of which the proceeds benefits Project Mobility, which gives bicycles to disabled children. This has notes of plum and raisin. Has a kitchen but food is limited. There's often a food truck out front where you can get things like chips for $2, lobster rolls, and more. Good place to get locally made beers and liquors. It's closed Mondays. They often have food trucks.

Such a great little gem in Lake Zurich. The cocktails always impress! A bit on the higher end cost…read morewise, but the cocktails are so good.

Went today at 7pm and place was closed. Tried to call and no answer. No sign or anything to…read moreindicate change of business hours whatsoever. Super disappointed

I have been wanting to try this distillery ever since I saw a segment on them on one of the local…read moreTV stations. We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon around lunch time. They have a few parking spaces in the front of the building with a larger lot in the rear. It was not too crowded and we were seated immediately. Our server Michaela was very friendly and suggested a few food items for my wife which were GF. I started with the House Old Fashion and my wife had the Bee's Knees. Both were very good and cost 10.00 each. For lunch I tried their Pecan Whiskey BBQ wings. 5 wings cost 10.00. They were good size and very tasty but I didn't taste any of the Pecan Whiskey flavor. My wife had the Barbacoa Tacos which were filled with braised beef. She could only eat 2 of them so I had the third taco. Flavorful but I would have preferred more salsa or a dipping sauce. I wanted to try their Drop Dead Bourbon separately so I had a small tasting. I loved it so much I bought a bottle to bring home. Cost was 60.00. The history of this distillery dates back to 1857 and is one of Illinois' oldest standing distillerys and was once Al Capones largest bootlegging facility during prohibition. I would love to go back and try a few more of their hand crafted cocktails and one of their signature burgers.

We have had this distillery in Thornton IL on our radar for quite a while and this first full day…read moreof spring was perfect for a drive out. The building oozes historic charm going back to 1847. Our server and hostess were friendly and helpful. There is only a few spots to park in the front but a big parking lot in the back marked with a sign. It was lunchtime so we ordered wings and beef barbacoa tacos and both were very flavorful. The server suggested the tacos as they can be made gluten free. Besides the cocktails my husband asked to taste their straight bourbon called Dead Drop. He enjoyed it and bought a bottle to take home. I could feel the ghosts of bootleggers of the past haunting the place. Worth the drive to experience it.

I went to KOVAL Distillery for one of their hosted events, the Mahjong 101 class, and had such a…read moregreat time. Parking was easy to find nearby, which was a huge plus. We also got a quick tour from Mitch, who was incredibly knowledgeable and kept things fun with plenty of dad jokes. The tour included a tasting, but I was doing Dry January, so I didn't participate and it still felt like a great experience. Mitch did an awesome job explaining everything, including the ABCs of bourbon: American made, aged in a Barrel, and at least 51% Corn, in a way that was easy to follow even if you're not drinking. Between the tour, the class, and the overall vibe, it was a unique and enjoyable outing. I'd definitely go back for another event or class (and maybe a tasting next time!).

This distillery is an easy walk from the Montrose stop on the brown line. There is also a ramp…read moreentrance for accessibility. I went here with family to take a free tour during the Open House Chicago weekend. The tour briefly described that they are a woman-owned business, their brewing process, and ended with a tasting. The two drinks I tried were the whiskey and cranberry gin. They were both a lot smoother and less fragrant compared to your everyday liquors, which is appealing for someone trying these for the first time.

Cute spot! Limited hours so finally was able to check them out when in the area. It is located near…read morethe Riverside BNSF stop and there is also street parking available. We met the owner who is very passionate about his business. His bartender made some tasty cocktails. Prices for cocktails are very reasonable.

Nice selections of their own liquors. The bartenders are personable, knowledgeable and…read moreentertaining. The owner and his wife are also really nice people. Clean intimate space with a Small bar and limited hours but definitely worth a try. Try the distillery tour if you are interested in how things are made.

The sushi here is a great "hidden gem" within a distillery. Server and chef took the time to…read moreexplain everything and give recommendations. CH Distillery makes Malort, which is very much an acquired taste but a "right of passage" when you visit Chicago and this distillery. Although the paring with sushi is not the best, you definitely need to try once.

I love it here. So amazing. CH is our go to for sushi. We have literally never been disappointed…read morehere. The service is impeccable. It's such a clean and modern aesthetic in the back you walk by some of the fish and it feels almost like a speakeasy. I never walk away feeling hungry. The portions are large and AMAZING quality. They did amazing for a private event we threw with them. Truly an amazing gem. If you are looking for quality all around this is a place you will never be disappointed by.