2.75 stars. The last time I went here we ordered dessert (mint chocolate pie wedge) and upon our first bite we noticed something was odd. It tasted like...jalapeños. We took another bite. Spicy.Yeah um, that's not right. We grabbed our server and they took it back to the kitchen. Later they returned, apparently the cooks were playing a "joke" on someone. Us? Someone else in the kitchen? Someone made spicy chocolate sauce that somehow wound up on our dessert. They took it off our bill and we got another one which was fine. But overall I have not been impressed with their food. Tried the grilled cheese fish and chips and a few others but was unimpressed, I've had much better bar food. It just tastes generic and heavy. Their whiskey selection is FANTASTIC. I would come here for that alone, maybe next time we visit we'll eat before coming in. read more

First time here, I had the Steakhouse salad, not great experience, it was the toughest flat iron steak I've ever had:( The server was very busy, so I didn't want to bother him! Strawberry cheesecake was the best choice! read more

This review is for Thanksgiving Dinner only. Made a reservation many weeks ago, online, for Thanksgiving Dinner, with a request that we are seated in the back room, which I knew would be quieter. Never received a confirmation, so I called LG to confirm, again requesting the back room. Fast forward to tonight, Thanksgiving. I pick up my sister and elderly mom and meet the rest of our party, who have already been seated, AT THE FRONT OF THE RESTAURANT. Not only that, but it's a high top table, and there's no way my 87 yo mom can hop up on a barstool, not to mention it is so loud that we can't hear ourselves speak. I speak to the host staff, who pretty much roll their eyes and say they have to "rearrange reservations " to accommodate our request. Btw, we saw on the way in that there was an clean, empty table that would seat 5 in the back room.... So this just set the tone for what was just a lackluster Thanksgiving dinner. The soup, salad and app came out quickly, but the mains took for-ev-er. At least 45 minutes. My moms pasta came out later than the rest, and it was literally burnt. I didn't realize how bad it was until she was almost done, so we didn't say anything, but it was bad. She's not the type to say anything, unfortunately. The turkey was dry as well. The service was good and really the only positive about this meal. I would go back to LG, but never, ever, for Thanksgiving. It was overall a really poor experience. read more

Came here on a Sunday around 8 p.m. and I sure am glad I did. Love the beer flights. The beer flights were delicious and there were I believe 3 to choose from. I grabbed two and would have stayed for more if work wasn't calling in the morning. The bartender was great and knew a great deal about all kinds of whisky (did I mention whiskey flights too!!!). They carry some great choices including Green and Yellow spot (and some bottles that are not on the menu). I need to come back to try the food. read more

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I knew I wouldn't be one of the first to review this popular Clark street pseudo-Irish pub, but I was shocked to see someone else already reviewed their restrooms. Getting a bathroom remodel at home really changes the way you look at some things, but I have to say, the W.C.s here sport some really beautiful tile work. We came here for a birthday party, and my four-star rating is from the assumption that this place is a bar with food. If I were to think of this place as a restaurant with a big bar, maybe it would only rate three stars. It's very attractive, more expensively decorated than any real Irish tavern, with a much better whisky selection than any real Irish pub. In fact, this may have the best Irish whisky selection I've seen in any bar, with none of the deceptive hidden upcharges for neat or on-the-rocks which have insidiously crept into too many Milwaukee pub-restaurants. Just the opposite, they have a very impressive choice of whisky, from moderate to shockingly-expensive (not to say any of the prices are excessive, they offer some very old, special whisky in addition to the usual offerings), in choices of three sizes (precise, no over or under pour), with honestly printed prices (so you're not cheated or taken by surprise). Unfortunately they've fallen for the trendy new whiskey tot (Wine Spectator is so influential, it's a little frightening). Tradition isn't always bad, and progress isn't always good, these new whiskey glasses look like they were candles from Bath and Body Works or bath oil bead containers from Bed Bath and Beyond, and it's actually a little awkward to get the last drops out of the glass. Nothing wrong with a solid, flat bottomed whiskey tumbler, there's a reason why the movie trope uses serious whiskey glasses for the serious office discussion that turns the plot conflict with gravitas. Their mixed drinks are mixed large so you get the cocktail, and a little bumper car of extra, the wine selection far exceeds what you need for their bar food menu. The beer selection would be impressive outside of Andersonville, but here it's just de rigueur. The front of the bar is busy, loud, and young on a Saturday night, a fun place that's so not for me. In the back, our party enjoyed the "wine room," perfect for the 20 of us to be able to talk and hear, but it must have been a nightmare for our waiter. The table and chairs take up the whole room, leaving a scant few inches for the waiter and busser to sidle carefully flat up against the wall on tip toes all the way around to serve and clear. The service, in spite of the awkward set up and Saturday night crowd, was competent, fast, attentive, and didn't spill anything. They also didn't automatically attach gratuity, someone said it's a new Illinois law, but sadly, in a group of 20, as you might expect, some couple shorted. The Chief of Staff offset that somewhat, but since I'm recommending this place for groups, I'm just saying, if your waiter gets complicated orders delivered correctly in a timely fashion from a crawlspace tightrope walk around an oversized table, he should get a little more, not a lot less than 20%. I noticed some variation in reviews on service here, so it may be that the waitstaff is inconsistent, but our waiter and busser were superb. The food is okay, I liked my Reuben, the mac and cheese was good until I was rudely reminded that I'm lactose intolerant, the sticky toffee pudding dessert was very good. The Irish coffee with dessert was good, but came in an even prissier glass than the whiskey. I would think a single heterosexual man with even a slight insecurity about his masculinity might have a little embarrassment with this glassware, and really, why not a real Irish coffee glass? The music was appropriate, U-2 and Irish folk music. The noise level outside of our little party room bordered on hearing damage levels, but really that's become typical. It was too dark for me, or any of us past 40 to be able to read menus, but the 20 something young lady next to me had no vision problems. "She is a girl and would not be afraid to walk the whole world with herself..." I actually think Lady Gregory could have been describing this particular German exchange student, but if you don't still enjoy 20 year old eyesight, you might want to bring a little flashlight if your phone doesn't have that function. As with any establishment in this area, parking nearby is unrealistic. Most of the rest of our party walked here, I had to park so far away, I considered taking a taxi from where I parked to the restaurant. Besides, if you don't live in walking distance, you'll want to take public transportation or a taxi so unlike me, you won't have to limit yourself to two small drinks. read more

Food tasted good, but we both ended up having diarrhea and puke. was not a pleasant visit at all ;(

I'm a little surprised by the 2 and 3 star reviews. We've lived in Andersonville for 7 years, and are always quick to try and judge any new restaurants. We've seen a lot of lackluster places come and go. Last year, we were sad to see Charlie's Ale House--which wasn't great, but was our go-to for an easy dinner and a beer--close and reopen as Acre. Since then, we've missed having that kind of restaurant. Lady Gregory's opening was delayed several times and that just increased our expectations. "This place better be good," we thought. Well, tonight we dined there for the 4th time in 2 weeks. And in a few days, we'll be celebrating my partner's 30th in their private room. We already have it reserved. So, needless to say, Lady Gregory's filled the hole that Charlie's left and then some. It's the perfect neighborhood bar. Here's why: 1. LOCATION The corner of Berwyn and Clark is Andersonville's epicenter, and LG's has done well by the space by building a beautiful storefront and maximizing the outdoor space by placing lots of tables. 2. SERVICE Granted, we had the same waiter 3 out of the 4 times we went. And it didn't hurt that he remembered us and greeted us with a, "Hey, guys!" But the service has been great and the staff has been more than friendly each time we've visited. They seem genuinely happy to have us there. 3. ATMOSPHERE The restaurant is GORGEOUS. The space is large, inviting, warm and comfortable. The open windows make it a great summer dining spot, but I really can't wait to go in the winter when the fireplace is lit. 4. BEER If you like beer, this is the place for you. The beer menu is so extensive it's almost overwhelming. They have a huge whiskey menu, too. I'm addicted to the organic strawberry ale--one of many interesting finds. 5. FOOD Most important, right? So far, we've had: truffle kettle corn (TO DIE for), deviled eggs, gastro burger, lobster mac & cheese, pot pie, shepherd's pie, fish and chips, fries (OMG), and two desserts. Yeah--told you we've eaten there a lot. I can't honestly say that we have not been disappointed in any item. The fries, truffle popcorn, lobster mac and shepherd's pie are all standouts. Some of the best bites I've had this year. Needless to say, I love this place. I know it will be "our place" now, and --unlike many places that come and go in Andersonville--I have absolutely no worries about this place. It's there to stay and so are we. read more

I've been a fan for years - live in the neighborhood- come here regularly - never had a bad dish or bad service. They were having their employee holiday party this evening and offered our 2 young children an impromptu chance to have their photo taken with Santa! Totally unexpected bonus! Holiday score! Thanks Lady Gregory's! read more

Unfortunately, they recently changed their menu and I am so disappointed. I used to LOVE this place--the atmosphere, the food, the staff, the drinks. Now, it seems that many of the staples are only available once a week--if at all. The cocktails also seem to be more expensive. If you're coming for the lobster mac and cheese, it's not available six of the seven days of the week. Their regular mac and cheese doesn't even compare. We've written numerous comment cards, but the ownership doesn't seem to listen. I would love to see them go back to the old Lady Gregory's because it was incredible. Today's Lady Gregory's is a let down. read more

- The room itself is really comfortable, with a massive bar that straddles the two rooms, tin ceilings with wood beams, marble tiles floors by the bar, and plenty of dark wood booths, and even a library nook in the back. - The service was very friendly and pretty fast. Our server was always smiling and never far away, regularly checking if we needed anything else. - The beer list is impressively deep, though already suffering from the problem that large beer lists suffer - running out of more popular bottles. - The food is geared toward sharing plates, as they offer both an Amusement menu upon being seated before the waitress drops off the full menu which has plenty of small plates, appetizers, as well as entrees. It is here is where this goes from a 4-star to a 3-star review. The food was just ok. We ordered the mussels (the mussels were good, the broth was far too salty), the lemon and tarragon cured olives (which were so citrusy they were hard to enjoy), the tomato, basil and goat cheese flat bread (sparse toppings on dry pizza crust), and a simple dish of roasted beets with feta and kumquats, which were really great, and my favorite dish. Really a good experience and I will definitely go back. Hopefully once they've been up and running for a while, the inconsistency with the food will be worked out. read more

Lady Gregory's has definitely found its groove and improved tenfold since it opened last year. Their food is great - I never order salads when I'm out but their grilled, deconstructed caesar salad is amazing. And their chopped salad with bacon is great too. The beer list is extensive but not all that impressive. Nothing rare. Mostly the stuff you find on the shelves at Binny's. Most seem to skew on the expensive side - Hopleaf prices -- but I'd rather pay $6 for a pint of something at Hopleaf than LG's. It's just not a very thoughtful list. Also, 312 was listed as having a 6% ABV for at least 6 months (might still say it) and 312 is definitely not 6%. I'd be shocked if it were more than 5%. I told a server once and they were stumped because the bottle doesn't say a %. So someone must have just read the ABV's off the bottles when making the list and made one up for 312. Service is the biggest improvement over the months they've been open. It began with well meaning but generally clueless and flustered staff and now it's friendly and prompt. I wouldn't go here for just drinks - even people at the bar seem to be eating food. But it's a good replacement for Charlie's in the neighborhood and does the trick. read more

The bill: Chipotle turkey burger + mac'n'cheese w/extra bacon + 2 pints of beer + cole slaw = $40 before tip. They were great with our group of 16 old college buddies that insisted on sitting at one table. It was late and we all ordered drinks, appetizers, and mains. All in all, the food was good if on the salty side - I LOVED it. But since when do burgers not come with fries? That was a real downside for me... I also thought the waitress could have brought us pitchers of water to make it easier on us dehydrated out-of-towners, since we did all ask for water for the table. But they handled our big, loud group well! It's a nice space!! Lots of wood, a little dark and a mix of big tables and more intimate seating with a bar in the middle. It's walking distance from a ton of other cool places, like Joie de Vine and more restaurants but it's in a suburban neighborhood so a little far for most people. I really enjoyed my time and, again, thought they handled our gigantic group well. read more

We have dined at lady Gregory 's for several years now and it never disappoints. The brunch is delicious and filling. Love their cheese grits! The lunch menu is recently revised. They have added one side with your meal. Soups are creative and tasty. read more

Gluten-free mac and cheese. This is not something that you can find just any-old-where. (I know this; I've looked). And, it's not every restaurant that offers an alternate gluten-free menu that rivals the regular menu in scope and size. This wins this restaurant my unswerving appreciation. The food is "I-can't-tell-it's-not-gluten" good, and the restaurant ensures their patrons safety by serving all gluten-free items with a flag for easy identification. Service is never overbearing, but definitely sensitive to allergies (not to mention refills, check-backs, and general good-will). A serious win for the gluten-free people of the world... the gluten-free people of Chicago... ok, fine... the gluten-free people of Andersonville/Edgewater. There. read more

Five stars for atmosphere - came in for Sunday brunch, got seated fairly quickly back by the fireplace, at a table that was actually spacious enough to accommodate our group without being within elbow distance of passing servers or patrons at other tables. Nice view of the outdoors too. Very pleasant as Sunday brunch seating goes. I had the brunch burrito which is a good choice if you aren't sure what to get, it has a bit of everything in it. The deviled eggs are also a must-try. Can't say much else about the brunch choices as everything else we ordered was either a salad (boooooo) or a kids meal. I did get to sneak a few bites off the kids' plates, the pancakes were really good and the fries were wonderful. Will probably be back some day soon... read more

One of my favorites! Everything I've had has been amazing. The latest was the cream of asparagus soup with grilled cheese. Perfect combination. Chicken wings are out of this world. So is the cheddar artichoke dip. I bring everyone there when they come visit. read more

This place was a surprising delight. When I first glanced over the menu here, I thought it looked a bit boring and figured the food would be nothing to write home about -- boy was I wrong! Turns out it was a nonstop ride on the yum train. We ordered the goat boilie (pearls of goat cheese in oil) and baked brie to start. The boilie was simple but tasty; the baked brie with date compote was pure melty-cheesy-sweet joy but be warned, it is HUGE! My girlfriend and I are both cheese lovers (I mean, we ordered TWO cheese-based starters) and we somehow managed to put the whole thing away (it was too delicious to stop eating, really) but consuming that massive a quantity of brie at once felt insane to me. I'd recommend splitting this among no fewer than 3 people to avoid a cheese overload (plus it's a pricier small plate). For my meal, I got the half grilled cheese with tomato basil soup, and it really exceeded my expectations for something that's typically comfort food. The grilled cheese was excellent...there's a fine line between grilled cheese that's boring and overcrowded and this nailed it; the bacon and tomato concasse were the perfect compliment to the cheese without overshadowing it. And the soup? Wow. The flavors really pop out at you with each bite. Bold and zesty and hearty and stunningly good. I tried a few bites of my girlfriend's bison burger, as well. I know bison is a pretty lean meat and bison burgers I've had at other restaurants were unpleasantly dry, but this wasn't dry at all. I liked it a lot, especially the apple slaw. Sticky toffee pudding for dessert -- not the best I've ever had, but among the better. The portion was very large. Beer selection was good, too. Service was friendly and fairly attentive considering how crowded it was. Prices were pretty reasonable, except that I wish they offered like half the portion of the baked brie at half the price (is it ever really advisable to eat $11 worth of brie in one sitting?). I'll definitely be back! read more

I have been here many times and have never had a bad experience. All the food is great, the building is cool and the service is good.

I really want to love Lady Gregory's and give it four or five stars. I'm wild about Wilde. I like the menu generally, except for their "all-a-la-carte" approach to dinner frankly. However, tonight was my third visit, and Lady Gregory still doesn't get it. Please pardon my all caps yelling, but that's how you have to roll at Lady Gregory's because THE MUSIC IS WAY TOO LOUD. Okay, that may mean I'm too old, but I would still rather be able to hear the people I went to dinner with. I gather that other diners were having the same problem; during the occasional pause in the music, I noticed that other people were having to shout to be heard over the racket too. Just turn it off, Lady Gregory. My server was again clueless. She seemed unfamiliar with the extensive and impressive beer menu, but it may have been that she just couldn't hear me over the din of the music and the other diners. It took too long for her to approach us initially, too long to get the bill and too long for her to run my credit card. The food, as always, was the high point. I had a bottle of Duchesse de Bourgogne and the bison burger, which melted in my mouth. My friend had the grilled cheese, which definitely wasn't my mother's grilled cheese; it was a meal. Our a la carte sides were Brussels sprouts, which were nothing short of amazing, and coleslaw, which was pretty standard. The food was so good in fact that I'm not quite ready to give up on Lady Gregory's. I may try them for brunch or try to go earlier in the evening, but all three times I have had dinner there around 8pm, and each time I was glad to finally leave BECAUSE THE NOISE LEVEL WAS WAY TOO HIGH. read more

Great atmosphere! Great food! And amazing service! The restaurant is beautiful and perfectly lit. Good for date night, out with family, or with a group of friends. I went here on Sunday evening with my two kids. Our server was Justin. The host, our server, the food runners...everyone who works there gives top notch service and are so friendly. I ordered the buffalo chicken sandwich. It was good, but I'd likely not order it again only because other things on the menu looked better. It wasn't anything to wow my tastebuds, but still worth the visit. Their fries are the best though with aioli sauce. My daughter got the grilled cheese with bacon (which was LOADED with bacon, they didn't skimp) and tomato soup. The tomato soup was hearty and very garlicky....it was sooo amazing. Which we took the soup and the rest of the sandwich home because it was so filling. My son, who is an incredibly finicky eater, just had a cheeseburger with a side of fruit from the kids menu. He liked it and the fruit was delicious even though it was only fruit, so sweet and good variety. They have good selection of beer. I didn't take a look at the wine list closely, but it seems like it's better/longer than the other restaurants in the neighborhood. I don't drink hard liquor or cocktails, so I didn't even glance at those to say anything about them. I left Justin a very generous tip because he was an amazing server. He didn't seem bothered by serving a table with two kids and he was very attentive to us. I will be back very soon because it's my new favorite place in Andersonville! read more

Went in on a cold night hoping for some tasty food. Beer was fine. Pros: French onion soup was delicious, came out piping hot and hit the spot Service was attentive Cons: Chicken pot pie was charred on one side, waitress tried to turn the burnt side away from me so that I wouldn't notice... kinda insulting Sent it back and received a second charred pot pie, gave up and ate it. It should be noted that the pot pie was tasty, but I will give it some thought before I go back and get burnt food. read more

Went here today for brunch. I was excited to find out that my family and I were headed here. I've been several times for their fab martinis and dinner items but never brunch. Myself and my brothers girlfriend ordered the bacon and egg sandwich as well as a round of bloody Mary's. The sandwich came with an over cooked fried egg (not very good if you like a fried egg) and overall the Bloody Mary was so so. We will be back to try something else but not the sandwich. read more

Checked out this place last week and was very impressed! Immediately upon entering I was taken with the spot. I love all the dark wood and the homey, comforting vibe the place gives off. It really is everything you could want out of an Irish pub! They also had live music playing that added to the scene, it was not too loud or overwhelming, just right. I sat at the bar, something I do not normally do but enjoyed the experience nonetheless. They had an extensive beer list and I was thrilled they had a Murphy's Irish Red (one of my favorites). I had not been planning on eating but was glad my companion ordered some food and was kind enough to share because it was delicious! I was able to sample the lobster macaroni and cheese and the kalbi hot wings. The kalbi hot wings were so surprising, when I thought of hot wings I figured I'd be getting a breaded buffalo wing (I didn't check out the menu). Instead I got a succulent wing wing marinated in a delicious ginger sauce. I was also in love with the garlic cream dipping sauce that came with them. Definitely worth ordering! The lobster macaroni and cheese was also amazing. If you've read my other reviews you'll know I'm a sucker for a good macaroni and cheese but this one really hit home. I loved the cornbread crust and the mushrooms that were in it. The lobster was also well cooked. All in all I was really please with my experience at Lady Gregory's. I loved the food and the ambiance and hope to be back soon! read more

Finally swung by and tried Lady Gregory's. This place is very popular, it was packed even for a Sunday. I had the chicken liver mousse starter, lobster mac and a side of fries. A lot of food indeed but my family also had their entrees and brazenly poached my fries. I liked it a lot and want to go again, but only two little things. The appetizer showed up timely, and then our food showed up 5 minutes later, that was a little closer than idea. I liked the lobster mac but (this might be personal taste), there was a wee bit too much truffle oil in mine. But the dish overall was impressive, and had huge pieces of lobster which quite surprised me. I'll be back. read more

Ummmm did someone say Irish Cheddar Grits for brunch? Yes, please! Great beer & whiskey menus, and the food menu isn't too shabby, either. Lobster mac & cheese? See answer above. Great food, good service & good atmosphere. Can be a little loud at times, but that's pretty much what I'd expect for a place like this. Sometimes the wait can be a little long, but it's a big place so it seems to turn over quickly. Good stuff! read more

I would call this place an upper scale Irish pub. They have a good selection of micro brews and typical beers, along with a stocked bar. We went for a work happy hour and they were completely accommodating with how many people we had. They pushed together some high top table and split each our bills. We go a couple of appetizers and they all were crowd pleasers... even the sweet potato fries with maple syrup! I ordered a bowl of their Cavalo Nero soup which was simple but good. read more

I being here a few times and never had a bad meal. Yesterday we ca,e for brunch with my kids. The lump crab Benedict was super delicious , my son had steak and eggs which he loved. And my little one had the French toast brioche that I ended up finishing ,yummmiiiii for sure I will go back. read more

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Sat at the bar last night with 2 friends and Hud was awesome! Service was great, food was all delicious, and we will definitely all be back!!! read more

Very good cocktails, appetizers. I like deviled eggs. I invited guest from out of town and they loved Lady Gregory's.

A beautiful bar that takes pride in its Whisky and Beer menus. Service was a little slow, but it was not much of an issue because our server was very polite and personable. My group had no complaints on any of the dishes. Everyone loved the Lobster Mac and Cheese. I will go back to try more whisky and food very soon. Vitals Flight of Whisky Magners Cider Cesar Salad and Salmon $45 Slainte read more

The decor of the place is really the highlight. Went with 2 friends while strolling through Andersonville. The inside is beautiful- awesome wood work and big. The outside patio is average- nice enough to enjoy being outside, but nothing special. The host was extremely welcoming and our waitress was awesome too. Before we sat at the table we grabbed a beer at the bar. Bartender seemed disinterested and pretty awkward, which was strange because everyone else seemed so nice. Our interaction with him went something like this- us: were not sure what beer to get ( they have aHUGE beer list), anything you can recommend? Him: blank stare... Reads draft list. Us: hmm we'll take beer a,b, and c. We then crack a joke trying to be friendly. Him: disregards our joke and hands us our beers. Needless to say, not sure if he's used to talking with girls but it was weird. Food: turkey burger- awesome. Chipolte flavor and very flavorful. One of the best turkey burgers I've had. Sweet potato fries- okay. Comes with maple syrup to dip in which was unique. Hearts of palm salad- way too much palm, some avocado and tomato with balsamic. Interesting, but wouldn't get it again. I'd come back for the turkey burger, good beer selection and cool interior but wouldn't go out of my way. read more

We always walk past this place and it's full of people, so we finally tried it last night. They have Magner's on tap! Which probably no one else cares about, but it was exciting to me. Our server recommended the special drink and the mac and cheese. He was totally right. They were outstanding - and I know my mac and cheese. My gentleman friend got the wrong burger, and instead of doing the regular thing - apologizing and then getting the right burger out really quickly, which by the way is a totally valid way to handle this - they brought us free french fries and comped the burger. Whaaat? I don't think that has ever happened to me at a restaurant. Good food, good drink selection, good service. And it's so cozy inside. This is a good winter spot. read more

What a difference a year makes - and other people's poor experiences. The waitstaff has picked it up and they are back to being attentive. I have been in countless times in the past year and each time it has gotten better. The food is very good - I wish they would change up some of their little noshes - I just know that chef is more creative and wants to make some other interesting things! must haves - curry chicken with black rice (get an extra rice for your take home portion the sauce is lickable!) The shepherds pie - I dont like shepherds pie but I love it here... not sure it's just so very fresh and not yesterdays leftovers. The Guiness Burger... one minute it is on my plate the next it is gone...too soon .... sob Brought a friend here who told me he was picky with whisky and rolled his eyes when I told him I would take him to a place that would meet his expectations... BOOM! the spirits bible was set before him and he was amazed and I got ...:you were right"... a bonus! Glad to see things change for the better read more

Stopped by with some family members for dinner. I am usually pretty skeptical about Irish food, but lady Gregory's certainly surprised me! The menu was diverse, it didn't seem to be limited to traditionally "Irish" cuisine. I ordered the salmon with champ potatoes & brussel sprouts. It was all delicious! I had to ask what "champ" potatoes were, to find out that they are made with scallions and whole milk. Yummm. Pretty cool atmosphere, was very full on Friday night. My one complaint is that the music was quite loud, making the conversation a little difficult. I'm not in this area often, but would recommend it to others! read more

This place always has a great energy and is great year round. My lady and I just stopped in the other night for dinner and drinks and had a great time as usual. The food is always perfect, and there's something on the menu for everyone. Last night I ordered the white bean soup which blew me away, since I ordered something healthy. The sweet potato fries and maple syrup for dipping never disappoints either. Parking can be troublesome even on a weekday, but a trip around the block is worth it. They have a great selection of beers, liquor, and wine. read more

Lady Gregory's is right up there with Hopleaf as my favorite spot in Andersonville. It's got a great Irish pub vibe and you really do get a relaxed and causal feel once you step inside. The thing about Lady Gregory's is that you'll be happy whether you're coming here for the food or just to have some beers. I've never been disappointed by anything I've ordered here. I will say the truffle chips are a classic and you need to try them. Bleu cheese and truffle oil on homemade chips that are fried just right. Two thumbs up here. I also love the Lobster mac and cheese, because sometimes I feel like pretending I'm fancy when eating kid food. But seriously, with the mushrooms and more truffle it's a great bite. I've come in just to watch a game at the bar and have some beers too. They have a rotating number of craft beers to pick from and I've always been able to get a few new beers. And if there is one thing I love, it's trying new beers. If you're in Andersonville and looking for a neighborhood spot to get drinks and solid food, Lady Gregory's is your place. read more

I live in Edgewater and this is going to be my new place to eat and drink. It's a very classy restaurant with great food. I got the flat bread, with a Moscow mule and fish and chips. The service was great and fast. Awesome place to take family and friends. read more

Lady Gregory's - Moscow mule and flat bread app - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Lady Gregory's was everything I wanted on St. Patrick's day! Green beer and delicious Irish food! Our table ordered the artichoke dip (a must!), the Reuben flatbread, the corned beef and cabbage, and the lobster Mac and cheese (don't leave without trying this!). Everything was delicious and well presented. Our waiter Steve was attentive, kind, and funny too! Definitely give this place a try if you like good ole Irish food! read more

Lady Gregory's - Reuben flatbread! So delicious! - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

You can't beat Lady Gregory's. I'm thankful Andersonville has such a solid Irish pub/restaurant, and the ambiance is really enchanting. I went for dinner with my dad recently, and he loved it. We sat in the back library, and it's like we were transported to another time and place. I was impressed by the whiskey selection and got a delicious old fashioned with Buffalo Trace because they were out of Four Roses. It was delicious and paired well with my dinner (the roasted chicken is now one of my favorite meals). I would definitely order it for pick up or dine in again soon! The great thing about Lady G's is that you can sit in a different section of the restaurant each time you visit and have a slightly different experience. The patio looked really nice too! read more

SLOW SERVICE. We visited during the first week and their service is slow and spotty. We had to wait a long time for lemonade! Our waitress felt so bad about the hold-up in the bar that she brought us water while waited...but I could see the bartenders chatting it up with customers while we waited! Also, while dining, we had to flag down our waitress for everything we wanted, even our bill...After asking for our bill, we saw our waitress proceed to take an entire order at one table, bring a tray of drinks to another table, and THEN bring our bill. EXCELLENT FOOD. The food is great. I especially loved the sweet potato fries with the light maple syrup. My mac-n-cheese was delightful and I want to try the burgers next! We did not like the chicken pot pie as much, but that might have been due to it being a bit cold...but I attribute this to the slow service. AWESOME AMBIANCE. This place officially has my favorite interior decor in all of Andersonville! The bookcases in the back add so much character! I love the whole mood in there! Once they improve their service and the waiters learn a routine, I will be happy to return! But until then, it seems to be a frustrating dining experience. Please add more wait staff! read more