Great service, tasty beer. We shared the special of the day…read morethat was a white pizza with burrata, rapini and prosciutto. The crust was spot on nice and crispy with just enough of a bit softer bite at the ends. Friends got a sausage which was great as well. But don't stop at the great pizza, this is also a brewery. Was so crowded I couldn't get to the bar to take a photo of the beers, one was a vanilla, nice a light. They also had to nitro coffee stout and I had a very good Weiss beer.

Great place with a wood fired oven. We went on a Friday around 5pm, it was pretty full in there…read more Family-friendly and noticed a changing table in the back bathroom which is a plus for us. Pizza was amazing!! Would go back.

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.

ALES IN COMPARISON…read more The bar formerly known as Brixie's is still a solid place to enjoy a beer. I can't recall exactly how many times I'd given the previous tenant my business over the years, though it has to have been in the dozens. I loved their vibe which could be described as relaxed at best (and dingy at worst), and though the kitchen was no great shakes I appreciated specials on their burgers and pints. Fast forward to 2022, and this place is now exclusively a brewery under the name Imperial Oak. They've also got a location on Archer Ave that I've been to several times. Funny enough, both have 2+ pinball tables and tiny parking lots, however this location on Ogden Ave is much more accessible than the Imperial Oak in Willow Springs. Speaking of pins, their two machines (Simpsons Pinball Party & a retooled Medieval Madness) are $1/game and play beautifully. They've got shuffleboard and some events throughout the month like weekly bingo & trivia. They don't have a kitchen, but sometimes a foodtruck comes in and you can always B.Y.O.F. Bartenders are easygoing; if you aren't feeling an IPA or barrel stout they also have hard seltzers as well as a full bar. The crowd is predominantly locals and after-work peeps. If you can't find a space in their lot, try the angled spots at the Sherwin-Williams next door (just be discreet). * TL;DR * A couple brews, a couple score-based replays on pinball, life is A-OK. Back when this place was Brixie's, it was much quieter and business seemed slow, but I liked it. These days, it's usually bustling with activity whenever I stop by, and that's great news for Imperial Oak. Beer is reasonably priced (Buzz Lite is a delightful honeyweiss for $6/pint) and the taps are varied. I'm switching jobs in the next few weeks, so the odds of me coming through here again are slim but I'll always keep them in mind should I find myself in the Brookfield area. I'd recommend Imperial Oak, for sure.

NEVER AGAIN! My friend and I, one a Marine and one a police…read moreofficer, stopped in around 2 PM during the September 11th weekend to honor our fallen brothers. We were served a $10 beer in a plastic cup. When we politely asked for a glass to make a proper toast, our request was refused. The situation escalated unnecessarily, and as we were leaving, the staff antagonized us with derogatory comments. We weren't there for trouble. Just to pay our respects, the way we were treated was disrespectful, unprofessional, and completely unnecessary. I would not recommend this establishment to any patriotic American.

Small town charming inside with an excellent selection. The common beer was deep and tasty with…read morecrisp malt and a touch of hops. they also have community events like garden produce swaps. I grew up in the area and visit weekly and it's great to have a beer spot close by on an area without many choices.

Great beers. Came here after visiting a nearby botanical garden, I grabbed a flight and it was…read morepretty easy. The flight was around $9 if I recall, which is probably one of the cheapest you can get anywhere. My favorite was the hazy ipa. The nitro pour was good but too smooth, felt like no carbonation whatsoever. The server was super friendly, allowed us to grab a pizza nearby. Great ambiance. Perhaps seating up to 30-35.

Disclaimers: - No…read morethe inside isn't the biggest. I was a bit hesitant about that before going as well. - Yes it's really only a burger joint. They have different appetizers and things but not a super extensive menu Do not let these things deter you tho. They're just facts. This place was pretty delicious. Mac n cheese was (I think) the best I've had from a restaurant in a while. I love the type of fries that they pair with the burgers, they were fresh & not too salty. Our burgers were also very good. Apparently they have a new burger/dessert of the week each week so those items do change. They looked like they'd have good drinks too, I'd definitely come back to try. It can be a bummer that it's not a place where you can eat, drink, then hangout a bit so don't expect to be allowed to sit for too long. Service was also very nice

Burger Antics is one of the most fun and delicious burger spots in the area. They're always coming…read moreup with creative, flavorful combinations, one of my favorites had a ramp chimichurri that was so good I actually asked for a to-go container to take some home. The burgers themselves are top-notch, great blend, cooked perfectly, and packed with flavor. The drinks are also excellent, with a solid variety to pair with whatever you order. The staff is always friendly and attentive, which just adds to the experience. It's a place that clearly puts thought and creativity into everything they do, and it shows.

Great food, over and above any expectations. Definitely not just "bar food." Service is great,xas…read moreis beer selection.

While the staff is very friendly and tentative, I will say the food sucks…read more What kind of bar doesn't have frosty mugs? What kind of bar serves you frozen chicken wings? Chicken wings with a cold beer is a staple for a sports bar and a tavern, when you are so cheap and you microwave frozen chicken wings, you totally suck. I myself will never go back to this establishment.

Very nice boutique style Wine, Spirits and Premium Tobacco Shop. Very nice design inside. Clean…read moreplace & well cared for. You can tell from the window signs, and it matches the inside, well cared for. Offering Premium Spirits , Wines and nice selection of IPA's, Lagunitas. A selection of Beverages & snacks available also. Nice small Humidor. Geek Bars, Tyson's, North's CBD Products and more. Spanish & English speaking. Nice service. Located on the SouthEast side of Cermak Road and Des Plaines Avenue across from Woodlawn Cemetery. Free parking for customers. In a large Forest Preserve Area. Nice quiet community with a lot to enjoy nearby.

This liquor store has that homey feel. It's inviting and the owners are very friendly and nice. I…read moreloved the look and the atmosphere. This liquor store has a warm welcome to it. Many Craft beers and liquor to choose from. Come on through and see for yourself

I love this place so much, it's such a fun, laid-back bar, and their burger is easily the star of…read morethe show. It's the perfect hangover burger: simple, juicy, and served with just a side of chips. Sometimes less is more, and they nail it. My only small gripe is that they don't serve bacon or offer many topping options, but honestly, the burger is so good it barely matters. Whether you're grabbing a late-night bite or recovering the next day, this place always hits the spot.

BEWARE! Michelle the 'bartender' should not work here or serve the public. I can no longer support…read morea business that allows their staff to mistreat their customers and make false claims against them. The service here has gone downhill during two changes of ownership. My friends and I have stayed away from here due to rude staff, riff raff, fights, etc. in the last several years. We decided to give them a try a week ago as we were assured by another patron that it was under new ownership. The new owners supposedly cleaned house and removed all the previous troublesome staff. Everything seemed to have improved from our visit here a week ago, but that's because Michelle was not there. We had zero issues with the staff that day, we were served without issue, and overall we thought the renovations were an improvement. The prices have gone up but they have added premium beverages to their selection. Unfortunately, Michelle was not included in the staff overhaul, and mistreated my friend during a recent visit. It is a real shame that The Cordial Inn continues to have problem bartenders, because this place *used* to be a gem. It's now a far cry from cordial. The interior renovations are not worth it for any of us to tolerate disrespectful behavior from bar staff. I am beyond offended that the new owners allow the bar staff to treat customers badly. There are plenty of other choices in the area, and my choice is to spend my money where the staff appreciate my money and patronage.

Great small local pub with friendly staff, Irish music and a great beer selection. Menu was…read morelimited to st paddy's day but the Reuben was very good and piled high with corned beef. Worth a stop anytime.

You don't stumble into Ryan's by accident. You find it because you're looking for something real,…read moresomething with grit under its fingernails and a soundtrack that still believes in distortion and defiance. Tucked into a neighborhood that hums with its own rhythm, Ryan's Public House is the kind of joint that doesn't try too hard because it doesn't have to. The walls wear their stories proudly. The beer's cold, the food's honest, and the vibe? Pure punk rock soul wrapped in Irish hospitality. It's a place where the bartender might remember your name, or your drink, and where the jukebox probably still has The Clash queued up. These are the places you seek when you're tired of curated cool and craving something with a pulse. Ryan's doesn't just serve--it welcomes. And if you know, you know.

Adorable little Irish bar walking distance from my airbnb, I chatted up the hostess because she…read morereminded me of an artist I love and they had an all star team. I had a delicious seasonal lavender lemon drop and watched the World Cup. I'm only in town a couple days so thanks for letting me land and making me feel welcome! Cheers.

Way too crowded and understaffed on the patio. They expect the customers to walk to the bar, and…read moretote their drinks to their tables, if they're fortunate enough to score one. Lots of illegal smoking, too. Not coming back to this.