I came here on a weekday for lunch with a cousin. There was pretty solid traffic. The menu seems to be very short. I do however believe in the mantra of "quality of quantity ". We didn't try any of the rotisserie specialties so I can't really speak of them. I ordered a salad and my cousin a sandwich & fries. None if it was amazing but it wasn't bad either. Just average. Good lunch with good portions. I also ordered one cocktail and it was quite possibly the strongest mixed whiskey cocktail I have ever had. It was delicious but instead of driving straight home we went for a walk so I could metabolize the alcohol. Our server was absolutely impeccable and I was impressed by his graciousness & kindness. It's rare you find such well spoken servers in this part of town. He should probably be working at a five star joint instead of a rotisserie place in Lincoln Park. I wish I got his name but we tipped him well. He was a dark haired fellow with a beard. There were a lot of babies & toddlers here. Ironically the cousin I came here with was 8 months pregnant at the time and she joked that seeing all these babies will induce her labor. Props to the staff who are so nice & patient with the moms & their babies! Also a plus for having a dog friendly patio. read more

Stopped in for my last brunch while visiting a friend here in Chicago. We didn't have to wait for seats which was nice considering it was about 10:30 on a Sunday. The place did get fairly busy around 11. I ordered the chicken hash dish and got my eggs poached. The eggs were perfect, and hash was very flavorful. My friend and I also shared a blueberry skillet corn bread that was amazing. Make sure to ask for some of their house butter, its sweet and delicious for on the biscuits or corn bread. read more

Crosby's Kitchen - Chicken hash from brunch menu - American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Blueberry cornbread with maple butter? Say no more. But really, beyond the cornbread this is a great brunch spot. Enough variety on the menu for a diverse group of eaters. Perfect mix of sweet and savory dishes. Spicy Bloody Marys. They do have it all. Plus, a very friendly wait staff and open air atmosphere when the windows are open. I would love to go back! read more

Cornbread. Bacon potato cakes. I could theoretically end my review there as these were the two most delicious items that we had...and the best side dishes I've had in a REAL long time. The cornbread comes in a skillet and is moist and flavorful, with hints of jalapeno. This is a must order at Crosby's Kitchen. I had the Wrightwood salad which was enormous and filled with tasty, fresh ingredients such as goat cheese, cranberries, cornbread croutons, avocado, and rotisserie chicken. The rotisserie chicken greatly added to the salad. It was moist, and flavorful, not at all like the chicken you typically receive on top a salad. Boyfriend had the chicken dip sandwich, which he expected to be more like a french dip, but was still very happy with it. His side of bacon potato cakes were awesome. It's just about everything you could want in a side dish. Crosby's Kitchen has an interesting beer list as well, I had a wheat that I really enjoyed. Our server was attentive, helpful, and even fixed our table that was wobbly! I will definitely come back for lunch, especially to eat outside. read more

Came here fwith a few friends and sat outside for a pleasant dinner. We started off with the deviled eggs and that was delicious. An order was just enough for 3 people, although we could have had another oder between us without any problems. I had the chicken sandwich dip which was delicious. The fries are thin cut, crunchy, and also very good. My other friend got a salad and enjoyed that well enough. We didn't have time to enjoy dessert since a storm came in and we had to seek shelter from our outdoor seats. Overall, this place isn't bad. The food was good and the service was great. It's a nice spot to go to if you're in the area and if you want to have a meal outdoors. read more

I've been twice, once for brunch and once for lunch. Both times were consistently delicious. I was first drawn to it because I was leaving the Montrose dog beach and I needed a good lunch option where my pooch would be allowed to join. For lunch our table ordered the Skillet Cornbread, which was really good. I ordered the Sashimi Tuna Salad, which had fresh tuna and yummy dressing. I would definitely order it again. For brunch, we ordered the Monkey Bread, which is sweet, soft and oh so delicious! Get it for brunch, no regrets! I also split the Bacon Strada Benedict, which is easily large enough to split. It has a Sriracha hollandaise sauce which is amazing and is in no way lacking in the bacon department, so who can complain! It's served on a big, crumbly cheddar biscuit! Mmm mmm And with both meals I obviously ordered a Bloody Mary + the best bacon ever for $1! Great Bloody Mary skewer with meat, cheese and olives. A meal in itself read more

Brunch was good. Kentucky Mule was fantastic. Drinking and people watching on Southport is always great. The staff is very attentive and efficient. They accommodate families with small children with a smile and a kid's menu. read more

A friend and I tried out Crosby's on a hot Thursday night. I was excited about a new option on Southport and wanted to check it out. Knowing that it is by the same people who brought us Frasca, I was even more interested. I'm glad I made a reservation -- when I arrived, there were a number of people waiting to be seated. We intentionally made our reservation for 7 pm because kids eat free at this establishment between 4 and 6 and we wanted to avoid the kid rush (don't get me wrong, I love kids -- I even have one at home -- but I was looking forward to a more adult evening). There were still a number of kids there, but I think we missed most of it. I like the decor and the vibe of the restaurant -- enough of a hip feeling without being over the top. It's a little loud (there are no soft surfaces, so there is nothing to deaden the noise) and I wish that they had some outdoor seating options (maybe in the future -- I know the City of Chicago outdoor seating license process can take forever). My friend and I started with the Tuna Poke and the skillet cornbread. Definitely get the cornbread. I could have done without the Tuna, but it was a nice complement to the heaviness of the cornbread. I had the Chicken Dip sandwich. I wanted to try the rotisserie chicken, but I didn't feel like having a full meal, so I went with the sandwich. I don't normally order chicken at restaurants, but this was a solid choice for me. It came with a good jus and crispy skinny cut fries. My friend had the orrechiette with pork shoulder -- she wasn't as in to her dinner as I was in to mine. I think the texture of the pork was a little strange with the pasta. For dessert, we had the skillet cookie. Definitely worth the splurge. It's a dessert to share and it's delicious. Good cocktails as well -- I had the Effen Cucumber which was nice and refreshing on a hot summer day. read more

Quick update - went back for dinner again and this time I tried the rotisserie chicken. Hot damn, it was amazing. Flavorful and OH SO JUICY. Hmmm. Two things I didn't note last time - the french fries are amazing. So crispy and so good. Also love the deviled eggs. I have a deviled egg fetish, so I am so happy to see them continue to pop up on menus across the city. read more

I met a friend here for brunch at 11 on a beautiful fall Saturday, and I think we waited about 15 minutes or so. So not a bad choice in that regard! The hosts were friendly and attentive, letting us know "we're just cleaning off your table now" and generally keeping the crowd from getting too restless. There are definitely a lot of babies here, but also plenty of young couples and groups of guys and girls waiting to watch football. They have a long bar with a few TVs, the overall space has lots of windows providing sunlight, and I think there's a fireplace on one side so the vibe is cozy. My friend picked the spot because she said they had amazing bloody Marys. She ordered one and it came with a little half beer thingy (a beer back? I don't know, I don't drink Bloody Marys) and a skewer of pickle, cheese, tomato, salami, and something else. Looked pretty delicious actually. Like lunch. I got a mimosa which was surprisingly not sweet. They say they use fresh juice and I believe them, but perhaps the champagne they use is really dry, But the overall taste was a little more bitter than I'd hoped. I got the eggs florentine, which is toasted brioche topped with a slice of smoked turkey, two poached eggs, and a drizzle of hollandaise. This is all over a bed of spinach and I got fruit on the side. The dish was just okay - the eggs were poached perfectly and I liked the bread. Meat was pretty salty and I wish there was more hollandaise. I guess it's healthier without but would've been tastier with! And I think serving it over a bed of raw spinach was just sort of...weird. If the spinach had been cooked or more integrated into the dish I think that'd be better. As it was, it was sort of a garnish and the raw flavor didn't really add much to the dish. The fruit was generic melon/pineapple fruit cup mix, and some of it was kind of soft around the edges, not as fresh tasting. Anyway I think it has a great comfy atmopshere, but my food was still pretty average. These are the same people who own D.O.C. and Dunlay's and Frasca and there are some menu repeats. The place reminds me of Dunlay's on Clark. But food quality is better at Frasca! read more

I'm on a business trip to Chicago and my wife and I are doing the whole 30, which means no sugars, gluten, legumes, alcohol, dairy. I hate having to be "that guy" of restaurants, but my man Connor behind the bar took such good care of me and asked the kitchen about all the ingredients. The Pork chop was delicious and I bought a rotisserie chicken to take home with me. This is a great place with good food, good drink and excellent service. I highly recommend it. read more

Crosby's Kitchen - Pork Chop available on Tuesday and Friday. - American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

We came here for dinner on Friday night and enjoyed our experience! We ended up sitting at the bar after waiting for about 30 minutes. I think they forgot our name on the list as when I went back to tell them we had sat at the bar, he had to scroll all the way down to the bottom to check us off - oops! Anyway, we started with the spinach and artichoke dip and the lobster deviled eggs. Both were good! I think they need to add a 4th deviled egg, though. Seems weird to only serve 3. For our mains, I had the Ahi Tuna salad and my friend had the ribs. I really liked my salad - it was very fresh and the tuna was cooked perfectly! My friend really enjoyed her ribs and took the remainder home to her husband to eat. All in all a great, chill place to have a meal. read more

As someone who lives off the Southport corridor, we sorely needed a place like Crosby's -- more upscale but still casual dining. Consequently, the place is packed every night of the week during dinner hours. The highlight is the rotisserie chicken, because as you probably can guess, the only other places making it are Boston Market and Jewel down the street. Obvious Crosby's is better, but not just better -- kills it. If you love tender, moist chicken, you absolutely must come at least try their chicken dip. The Wrightwood salad is also nothing short of heavenly with chicken, avocado, goat cheese, craisins and cornbread croutons. Their skillet cornbread is very good, maybe not the best I've ever had, but the croutons -- yes please. For dessert, skillet chocolate chip cookie will make you quite happy. In general, it's a small menu, but you're more likely to order the same thing each time you return. Crosby's has a cozy, lodge-like atmosphere though it gets loud when its full. Given its popularity, Crosby's is way too small and there's not a lot of room for waiting if you put your name down. Also, given the nature of the neighborhood, there are way more kids/families who eat there than you'd ever expect. Apparently the Four Star restaurant group has a reputation for being kid-friendly. The staff there is plentiful and friendly. They probably have more people than they need. I only had one negative experience in the winter when a staff person held the side door open to talk to what appeared to be a friend standing outside. Can't have that in a small restaurant in the winter. In the summer time this is a great place to eat outside, though I've never done so. Just walked by a lot. Southport has bars, fancy ethnic restaurants and cafes. Crosby's definitely fills a void and given the quality of the food, it's no surprise their business has taken off. read more

Be prepared to enjoy the large portions and easy going atmosphere. We sat outside for dinner Sunday night. Our waitress was super nice! Lobster deviled eggs came in 3 halves and it was a fight to see who will get 2. (next time we will have to get two orders.) Double thick pork chop was enormous and juicy. Mashed potatoes side was chunky with skin. Crab cake had a crispy panko crust and came with mustardy slaw. The brussel sprouts salad was enough to serve two as well. read more

I never order turkey burgers- not that I'm a big red meat fan, but not much can beat a classic burger- except maybe Crosby's Turkey Burger... It was kind of exceptional... I feel like there is always a line out the door of people waiting for tables and until now I never really got it. There is ample space inside for larger groups, but if you're a group of 6 or less I'd recommend a sidewalk table. (Obviously weather permitting). There is something so summer about sitting on a sidewalk that's trying to be a patio, drinking a beer, eating great food and being with friends. It felt very St. Elmo's fire minus the drama of course. Let's just say, it's cozy, it's cute, it's convenient and it's good. read more

Great food, friendly staff, and kid friendly. We came here for a late lunch on Sunday afternoon and started with the cornbread and spinach dip. The cornbread is a must-try. It's so addictingly good from the crisp, sweet, top layer, to the melt in your mouth bread. So good. We the split the Paulina market sausage and Brussel sprout salad. The sausages had a good flavor and the dipping sauce was tasty. For the Brussel sprout salad, I was hoping it was going to have a more Brussel sprout flavo, but the rest of the ingredients in the salad seemed to overpower the taste of the Brussel sprouts. Probably would not order it again. Overall, I would come back to dine here. They're known for their chicken, so I'll have to come back to try some, if not just for that cornbread! read more

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Crosby's is my favorite restaurant along the Southport Corridor and has been since moving into this neighborhood nearly three years ago. I've been countless times and keep coming back. The ambiance is casual, friendly, and clean - and the staff are all very nice. The restaurant has a rotisserie where they roast chicken fresh every day and the roast chicken sandwich with au jus and Wrightwood Salad are definitely highlights. Also, they've got a killer turkey burger that has just the right seasoning and spices - one of the best turkey burgers I have had. Also, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the spinach artichoke dip. It doesn't get better than the one they make at Crosby's. read more

I've been here for dinner multiple times and have always had a good experience but today was the first time I had breakfast. My only regret is not having it earlier, it's AMAZING. Can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Dinner wise I recommend the rotisserie chicken! read more

I have been saying I am going to join Yelp for what seems like years now and I finally have after being convinced by a friend to give back to the yelp community. I live in the area so was glad to see a new restaurant coming in after Leoo's went out of business. The decor of the place is very nice and inviting. The staff (hostesses and waitress) were very friendly. Went on a Friday night and had to wait about 20-30 min for a table of two, no problem. We sat down looked at the menu and ordered the Spinach and Artichoke dip for an app and also placed our entree order. I got the rotisserie chicken and gf got the salmon. Probably 20-25 min passed and no sign of the appetizer, waitress came back and asked what we ordered, she apologized saying she put our food on someone else's ticket. What I think really happened was she forgot to put our order in. Another 10-15 min passed and the App finally came. It was very good . Problem was 5 min later our food came. The whole point of ordering an appeitizer is to eat it before the meal comes, not with the meal. So we started eating both, i guess no big deal. The chicken was not very good, did not have great flavor and was a little dry. I was very dissappointed with the house special rotisserie chicken. The local grocery store chicken is better. We finished our meal and decided to pass on desert. The bill came and cookie skillet showed up on the total. I told the waitress and she took it off which was not a big deal but clearly she was all confused. Overall I wanted to give a higher rating as the spinach and artichoke dip was good, but chicken was blah and even though service was really nice and friendly, just admit you forgot our order (it happens - we understand), and entrees came very quickly after we recieved our App, I have to give 2 stars to Crobsy's. Will probably wait sometime to go back to give another try. read more

This is my new favorite Chicago restaurant. We went in a group of 6 people for a Sunday birthday brunch and were seated promptly according to our reservation at a large and roomy table in the middle of the space. The staff has a very lively and friendly way about them and they made us feel right at home. Others at the table raved about their salads, turkey burger, and chili. I had an AMAZING "Eggs Benedict of the Day" which was the regular eggs benedict, but with carnitas instead of ham, and a sort of chipotle hollandaise. It was served with the best cheesy potatoes I have ever had in my life. I can't wait to go back. read more

Great new place in the Southport Corridor. We had lobster deviled eggs, cornbread, ribs, fish and a salad. Not to mention the cookie in a pan. They were all good. Only complaint is that we had to wait long periods for both the cornbread and cookie as they had run out. How can you run out of cornbread at a bbq-themed restaurant?!?! I will be back. The brunch sounds great too. read more

I live around the corner and was happy to finally try this cute place. Went here last night and overall great experience. I only took off one star due to the small menu selection. We came in around 8 and there was a 20 minute wait which I expected. Hostess was super friendly and took my name to text us when the table was ready. After a quick walk we were texted and seated right away. The atmosphere is awesome. The fireplace was on and it was bustling but not too loud. So cozy on a cold fall evening! My girlfriend kept commenting on the cute checked shirts the servers wore. We got the crab cake appetizer which was very tasty (I work at a high end seafood restaurant so I was ready to judge!) just the right size for two. Remoulade was great. My girlfriend got the half chicken, I tasted it and it was great. The mashed potatoes were so rich and flavorful. I got the burger which was very basic, I ordered it rare and was happy to find they cooked it really rare, exactly how I wanted it. The meat was very high quality. Grilled asparagus with lemon was yum. The key lime pie was so-so. A bit too rich and not super lime-y but a nice ending to the meal. I left full and happy. Our waiter was very friendly and kept the soft drinks/water filled without having to flag him down and the bussers were on point clearing plates. I work in management in fine dining, and I think this is an excellent and cozy neighborhood spot. I will definitely be back! read more

It was meh. I had the cornbread. It was a little ...not cooked well. the only way i could eat it was to slather the bread with the butter WHICH WAS HEAVENLY. I got the rotisserie chicken. it was ok. Nothing spectacular. I felt like i could have went to walmart and gotten one i actually would have raved about. Everything was just. Ok. Bland. I probably won't be going back. Or if i did, i would try something different read more

I been here for both brunch and dinner. Brunch is awesome here. They do rush you though it seems so if your trying to relax and take your time this is not the brunch spot for you. Also it has a ton of kids too so it gets loud. Food was great! Dinner was not so go. I been here twice for dinner and both times the food came out cold. read more

I went and ate lunch here with a friend outside where they have outdoor seating and it was great food. The fish sandwich was amazing it was seasoned well and the fish was not dry and the crab cake was amazing! read more

This is by far my favorite restaurant in Chicago. Amazing food, great service and the cutest restaurant. Been going here for years and will continue to do so. The monkey bread skillet will change your life. read more

The cornbread may in fact be the best in Chicago, as they advertise. And the country cooking leaves nothing to be desired. We had the burgers and bacon mashed potato cakes. Everything was delicious and the servers have a fantastic attitude. I highly recommend it, if your in the mood for rib sticking food. read more

Okay, so i'm sure that a ton of people with talk about the chicken and lobster deviled eggs and the Wrightwood salad... Folks, there's a way to do an easy quick dinner at Crosby's that's a great savior in the middle of your busy work week! Order a dinner salad (you get that awesome Wrightwood citrus vinaigrette dressing and sometimes even a deviled egg) and a cheeseburger with fries. If you're going with someone, split the salad! The burger is one of the best in the Wrigleyville/Southport area and doesn't get any fanfare... Give it a go! I promise you wont be disappointed. Things to avoid: -Stroller hour - the place is overrun with kids and strollers between 5 and 7 (if that's not your thing) -The Old Fashioned - shockingly they can't figure this drink out (everything else - pretty tasty) read more

I was expecting more from my first visit to Crosby's this past weekend (my interest peaked by reviews on Check Please & Yelp). We ordered the cornbread & found it dry - the maple butter was tasty. I had the roasted chicken which was juicy but it lacked a flavorful punch. My friend had the ribs which he rated ok. We both had the mashed potato side & found them "fine". The restaurant was loud & it was hard to hear. Bottom line- a fair dining experience, but in Chicago we don't have to settle for fair. read more

I found good and not so good with this place. We sampled plenty of the entrees.. starting with the Lobster Deviled eggs and the Cornbread (on the recommendation of the waitress). Both were decent.. full disclosure, I am not a fan of deviled eggs, but my dining companion ordered them, but I gave it a go and it was OK, but I don't consider myself a good judge of these. The cornbread, on the other hand was delicious, being served in a cast iron pan with great maple butter. Loved this. For drinks, we had the "mulled wine" which was warm and delicious - not sure what was in it other than cinnamon, but perfect for the Christmas season. The pork chop was huge..(friend ordered this) .. he seemed to enjoy it. I had the ribs based on the server's recommendation. They were not fall off the bone delicious, but they were OK. The sauce was a little sweet for my taste. Service was good. Oh and one other thing. We went during the "kids eat free" hours of 4-6pm. So the atmosphere during this time was like being a Chuckie Cheesies.. Loved seeing the mom's drinking martini's with their kids screaming..(Photo moment) I could see why they'd want to come here. But as for me, who prefers a wild child-free experience, I would take a pass on coming again during this time. Overall, I'll come back and perhaps try a different signature dish if someone else suggests it, but I'm not quite sold on this place yet. read more

The first brunch of the New Year set a high standard for all the brunches to follow in 2016. A few of my best friends and I ventured here to ring in the year, and given the occasion, were expecting a wait for the table. Being seated immediately was a pleasant surprise, and to make it even better, I don't think we waited more than 10 minutes for our food. I went with the Crosby omelette --- spinach, mozzerella, bacon and mushrooms, topped with hollandaise. Though delicious, it could have had a bit more hollandaise (but can't every dish?), and the eggs lacked the fluffy mouthfeel I craved. That being said, it was a hearty portion that was just what my post-New Years Eve body needed. The real highlight of the meal was the creamy, crispy hash browns that complimented the eggs perfectly. They were more like mashed potatoes than hash browns, which may be why I was such a fan. Overall, this is the kind of place you could go with family or friends, and the warm, elegantly designed interior made the dining more of an experience. The service was great, especially considering the crowds of people who trailed in behind us. read more

This is a great place to grab dinner and drinks with a small group of friends! Very reasonably priced and the kitchen delievers some phenomenal dishes. My go-to's are the Filet of Beef and the Sashimi Tuna salad. Whatever is on special here is typically "Special" and is never a wrong direction to take! Don't skip the cornbread! Only downside: how busy this place can get! Also, sometimes it seems like a McDonalds Playplace with the number of kids that are here. read more

Crosby's is my go to spot whenever I want to get food or brunch. Always take people who come and visit Chicago there. I love it Brunch: this isn't your unlimited-mimosa-lets-drank kind of place. But the Blloody Mary's are excellent! Best one I've ever had. (Make sure to upgrade to add the bacon, too!) Anything on the brunch menu is delicious. I've tried the omletes, the signature dishes, and the salads. Great! Personal tip: anything with goat cheese in it is perfect for me. You MUST get the monkey bread. It's obviously gross in terms of calories and butter, but don't think about that. It's cinnamon sugar goodness. As far as dinner and lunch - again. Amazing as well. Staff is also attentive and personable. They are wear plaid shirts which helps.helps to pull in that down-to-earth-Southern vibe. HIGHLY recommended if in Southport Corridor and want to impress with good food. read more

Went there about three times average food little overpriced the service was good though

Spring is finally here! We decided to enjoy the beautiful weather today and finally walked to try out Crosby's kitchen. We put our name down and waited about 20 minutes at 7:30 on a Saturday night. Very convenient that they take your phone number and text you when the table is ready. We were seated outside and got to enjoy people watching and the beautiful weather. To start our meal we got the Brussel sprout salad and grilled artichoke. The salad came out split, awesome since we didn't even ask for that. The salad toppings were perfect and they didn't skimp. The blueberries were a surprisingly nice touch. The grilled artichoke was good but nothing extraordinary. For our entrees we got the turkey burger and sausage dish to split. The turkey burger was cooked perfectly!! The Asian slaw on top was delicious and a great combo with the burger. The sausages were grilled and came with these delicious bread and butter pickles. Hubs loved the sausages! And their biscuits with a tasty maple bitter. Mmmm. We definitely left this meal feeling comfortably stuffed. We enjoyed everything and will be back to try out more. Next time we're definitely trying the rotisserie chicken. It looked and smelled great! read more

I'm a little late in posting this review because it's been about a month since I ate at Crosby's, but here goes.... This is one awesome restaurant, and it's much more than just the delicious food (and big portions)-- it's the service. Our server Alicia was literally the best server I can recall ever having, anywhere. She was friendly, cool, helpful and attentive and not at all irritating or phony. She seemed like one of our friends. Even if the food sucked (which it definitely did NOT), I would still come back again and again as long as Alicia is my server. It was obvious that she enjoys her job there and takes pleasure in making sure her diners have an enjoyable experience. Two thumbs up times a million for Crosby's! Alicia-- keep up the great work. ;) read more

For a long time Crosby's had been on my list of restaurants to try. My husband and I finally made it there, and we were not disappointed. The restaurant was busy, but we were seated promptly. I ordered the bbq salmon, which was so delicious. Our server, Aliza, was very personable and took the time to answer all of our questions despite the restaurant being busy. She even helped us decide on wine. We didn't feel at all rushed. As per her suggestion, we tried the meatball appetizer, and my husband hasn't stopped talking about it. And you must try the cornbread! My only complaint about our experience is that the restaurant was overrun with kids. I like kids, but a restaurant full of kids isn't my favorite dinner atmosphere. We were there fairly early, as we were planning on catching 7:30 movie. I think next time we'll skip the movie and go to dinner later. read more

Food is wonderful. Cocktails good. Staff and management are superb and attentive. Location is easy to get to - walking, driving, or Brown Line Southport stop. We eat there often. Chicken and cornbread...definitely do those! Only complaint, and it's not the fault so much of the management, is the noise level as a result of all the small children that are brought in and left to make as much noise as they want while their parents cocktail and chat amongst themselves. I know this will garner some flack from parents of small children that frequent the place, and BEING A PARENT OF 3 CHILDREN MYSELF I understand the need to get out of the house, but I struggle with allowing your children to annoy and distract other diners that have come to enjoy a nice meal. I worked all day and I'd like to relax too. My advice to diners that want a good meal but don't want to feel as though they are at a day care center - GO AFTER 7:30pm. read more

I'm not sure why this isn't a 5 star review. I have no complaints and my food was great. Prices are fair and as a bar they have a great selection. As an eatery I guess my only problem is that there's not a lot to choose from. But for what there is, it's great. When I say there's not a lot of choices I mean it basically has many variations of burgers, omelets and then a bunch of side options here and there that all sound promising and delicious. The sangria is just okay but the bloody is pretty great, according to my 4 friends that ordered it. The pricing is fair and the atmosphere is awesome. Crosby's, you are awesome, you just need to give me more choices. I recommend this place to everyone, you won't be disappointed. BTW I had Brussels sprouts and smoked salmon. YUM. read more

The food here is something to be enjoyed slowly. I love the rotisserie chicken with fries. It's so juicy and flavorful. I've had other things but I keep going back to the chicken because it's so good. If you've never been before you have to try the cornbread with maple butter. For one person it's a lot to eat, but for a group of three or four it's just enough. The atmosphere is really beautiful. My favorite time of year to go would be in the winter. Sitting inside and watching the snow fall while getting an amazing meal that makes you feel like you're at home. Well at somewhere decorated better then home, but with that home feel. I would definitely recommend to anyone. The only downside is the wait. Sometimes they are so busy. But when is busy a bad sign for a restaurant? read more