Great vibe, great food…read more The pizza is from Middlebrow and it's fantastic pizza. Great toppings, flavorful combinations of toppings, fresh ingredients. The dough is delicious as well, tall but light and fluffy with a crispy edge to it. Would definitely get pizza there again. The beer menu is great, plenty of different styles and appreciate the access to the entire storefront. In fact, when I ordered the beer I wanted, they were out of it, so the guy just hopped into the storefront and go the next closest thing (another belgian quad that I know well). Will definitely return, had a great time

Quaint little neighborhood bar with a great beer selection and a nice little kitchen…read more With 15+ beers on tap, I was surprised that I only had 1 before walking in. Started off with a west coast ipa that was excellent. Chased that with a Pilsner that was okay, followed by a cask red ale that was delicious. Tried a taste of the Scratch paw paw and hated it. Glad it was only a taste. Ordered a Caesar salad and a pepperoni & sausage pizza. The salad was outstanding. Big enough for a family of 4 and had a nice assortment of anchovies on top, which sucked balls, but a great salad nonetheless. The pizza is a Detroit style. Well put together with a great red sauce and plenty of cheese, but the sausage, though plentiful, had a twang to it. Service was super friendly and reasonably fast. Glad we gave it a try.

Capone's hand delivered my specialty soda for St Patrick's Day! The owner also sent a nice text…read moreand was friendly and helpful.

From the outside, it looks like an old liquor store, but once you step inside, it's a craft beer…read morenerd's heaven. Their beer selection is massive with a big emphasis on the local Chicago and Midwest beers. I can always count on them to have the latest releases from great breweries like Hop Butcher, Saint Errant, Transient, etc. Plus, they've got a huge selection of beers from Maine Brewing! Such cool finds here. Great place to grab bombers and a must visit for any craft beer fan.

2025 Chicago. Dinner review. Taproom + Kitchen…read more Pop's Double Smashburger Two smashpatties Comes with Courage Lager caramelized onions, American cheese, Honeyu dijonnaise, and house made pickles on the side. +Fries +Beer selection Overall, I'm a fan.

My experience with Bitterpops has been with pickup orders (not with the bar or the sitdown service)…read moreand it's always been good; food is always hot and ready when I arrive. My favorite menu items are the Irish Spice Bags; I love the fact that besides the original spice bag, they also offer a limited edition one, and you can always count on it being tasty and delicious. One star off for skimping; while the bag itself is delicious and ample enough for more than one meal, the last time I ordered it was 85% fries and peppers and 15% chicken. That's not cool at all.

What a great lil spot! Some friends brought me here for one of their Thursday evening wine…read moretastings, and I was blown away by how unique, delicious and reasonably priced they all were. I remember trying a summery white wine I liked, and have since gotten a great juicy red bottle. While wine is their main thang, they also have a nice looking selection of gin, whiskey, bourbon and more. They have a bunch of Italian dry good items, as well as charcuterie items like gourmet crackers and local chocolates... plus there's a freezer full of Jeni's ice cream. I haven't had a chance to try their cheeses yet, but will definitely come back for that! Overall love the product offering and the knowledgeable staff, so will be picking up wine from here from now on.

A wonderful shop that has a terrific selection of charcuterie fixings and a smart selection of…read morewines. Knowledgeable staff. A fun place to get inspired.

I'm not a fan of shady liquor stores in general, but this one really sets the bar low…read more Atmosphere? Let's see... The entire place smelled of cigarettes, particularly in back. The music playing was obnoxious, like someone vomiting into a trumpet. I guess World Wide Liquor and Food doesn't want its customers to stay for long! The selection of beer was decent, but didn't have anything to set it apart. The guy behind the counter mumbled horribly. I still have no idea what he said, but it ended with "ID," so I showed him my license. He seemed appeased. I never want to go back to World Wide, as a 3-minute visit made my hair smell for the rest of the day. However, I do give one extra star because they had Game of Thrones beer when 3 other stores didn't... PROBABLY because nobody wanted to set foot into the place!

Awkward place to walk into. The guys here are always…read morescreaming on the phone, or to one another, or to customers. Really?!

I like this store, I live in the area. I go here all the time to purchase lottery tickets the…read moreplace is pretty organized, I don't drink so of course it's a liquor store. Also the sell sandwichs haven't tried one yet, But you best believe when I do it will be a review the services is ok

Good spot to grab ice cold booze on Milwaukee. I often grab something cold to drink here. On this…read moreoccasion, we wanted to try the deli sandwich after leaving the walk-in. I got the Italian sub and my husband got the roast beef. They now carry pickles which I added in addition to lettuce, tomato and onions. Sandwiches were clutch. I ended up adding mayo and mustard to mine. The bread was super soft and meat was of good quality. My sandwich paired good with a bottle of Pinot Grigio.

Your Happy Place doesn't have a large selection, but what they have is very unique, and much of it…read morecompetitively priced. If you are open to trying some unusual liquors or wines, its worth a stop. When I stopped by during Xmas on the Square, I tasted some whiskey from Alabama, and bought a couple of bottles. Amaro lovers should definitely pick up Amaro Meletti, and cognac/whiskey lovers should grab Mesh & Bone's Arakku liquor from Sri Lanka. They also had a bottle of Chateauneuf du Pape from Avril for a mere $26. Cigars are for sale, as well, but I did not investigate closely on my first visit. If you are in the neighborhood, stop in and show them some love.

I had the opportunity to spend time at this establishment during a So Far Sounds show and I had…read moresuch a great time! The decor inside is really beautiful and eclectic and welcoming. The staff is very sweet. We all sat on the floor and took in the vibes while the performers showcased their talents. They had such a wide selection of wines and beers and liquors and we were all able to drink them inside with cups and just relax in the space. I had such a great time and I highly recommend this to anybody who is considering coming through or who may live in the neighborhood!

Admittedly, I felt like a straight-up alcoholic walking into a place called 'Houston Liquor &…read moreFoods.' I flashed back to college days of long drives to 'wet' counties, shifty looks, side-eyes from the clerks, and brown paper bags filled with Boones Farm and/or Cisco. But, when in Rome and without wine for a party, ya do what ya have to do. Plus, I should have realized that I was in North Center not... non-North Center. There's a reason why folks want to live in this neighborhood -- stuff's nice! At first glance, the spot is your requisite licka sto' -- complete with a selection of brightly colored, HFCS juices. Daddy like. But, after some digging into the wine selection... what's this? First, a selection. As in, choices. Real choices. In classy-looking bottles. Secondly, the wine selection is BROKEN INTO COUNTRIES! You heard me right: this small, neighborhood liquor store has a wine section that's broken into regions. Maybe it was the shock from my lowered expectations, but I was really impressed. I was not at all expecting to make this kind of find. To further sweeten the pot, the wine was priced at licka sto' prices. So, I was able to buy a fairly decent tempranillo that left a nice wad of green in my wallet. Who knew? Even the licka sto's in North Center are nice! Movin' on uuuppp....

The cold beer selection is on the shy side. The wine selection seems reasonable, however, the wine…read moredisplay is set up for a 4' tall person. The verticality challenged persons' wine display reminded my of the alcohol section in a bodega south of the Mexican border. I bought wine, beer, and a cigar. Every grocery store I have been to within the last year has a better and bigger alcohol selection than this joint. Wine prices are all clearly marked; I cannot say the same thing about the refrigerated beer. Regardless, this place gets the job done.