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    Church Street Brewing Company - Wonderful decorations.

    Church Street Brewing Company

    (166 reviews)

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    In the world of breweries, this is as good as it gets! You want it to be casual, approachable, and…read morefriendly. CHECK! You want it to be open when you want to visit. They have a daytime area (The Steeple) and a nighttime area (The Biergarten). One is air conditioned / fully indoor while the other is more outdoor, production area vibes. CHECK! Many breweries aren't big enough to offer food. Not an issue here! They have a nice menu and I really liked the BBQ chicken flatbread (perfect size for two). They have close to two dozen beers, seltzers, etc. and out of the 10 we had, they were all pretty darn good. The maibock was our favorite! Be sure to give yourself plenty of time here, you won't want it to be a quick visit. Live music, trivia, etc. offered - check their socials for more info. Thanks to Amanda and Corey for a great reintroduction to Church Street after not visiting for a few years! We can't wait to come back and try more from your beer and food menus. P.S. Yelp found a bunch of photos from our last visit before this one...circa 2019! Holy Water isn't green anymore...

    Happy New Year 2026! My first review of this year. Cheers!…read more Church Street is a spacious, but intimate feeling brewery with a relaxed vibe, tucked away in an Industrial area of Itasca. The on-site parking lot is quite small, but other business lots and street parking is available nearby, especially during events. I tried a sample of their light pilsner and purchased a 12 ounce prickly pear sour. It had a unique flavor to it and wasn't too tart or sour, as I find some to be. I would like to return and try the cranberry sour and German, dry pilsner. Perhaps after "Dry January!" (Hello Mocktails). I did not order any food but I do plan to return and would like to try some of their menu items. I enjoyed sitting at the bar with others and our server was delightful. I have also had their wheat beers which are tasty. Inside the brewery there is a cozy feel and the singing cook in the kitchen was fun to listen to, as he had a nice voice. Check out their fun fan merch for sale too. Happy "Brew Year" all!

    Elmhurst Art Museum - Nice open gathering space inside the museum

    Elmhurst Art Museum

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    This was the first time that we visited the Elmhurst Art Museum.  Our daughter was invited to…read morepreview the exhibition "Picasso: Fifty Years Later" before it opened to the public, Hubby and I were her guests.  The exhibition focuses more on the influence of Picasso fifty years after his death.  So, other than some nice prints from Picasso, there was artwork from his colleagues and contemporary artists as well.  Interestingly, some of the work from other artists might appear to be even more "Picassoesque" than Picasso's work in this exhibit.  All in all, it was a good show and professionally done.   We met the Executive Director John McKinnon as soon as we entered the museum, who was very friendly and professional, and enthusiastically gave us a brief introduction of the exhibition.  John was also the co-curator of the show.  Katie, the publicist of the museum, was also very friendly and welcoming.  She talked about how proud the artists must have been to be able to have artwork exhibited alongside Picasso's art, and that the Director John even improved the air system in order to meet the requirements of the lenders of the Picasso collection!  I like that both John and Katie are very passionate, enthusiastic, and professional about what they do!   The museum itself is rather small.  It's very clean with professional setup.  It would have been nice if the rest of the museum was opened to explore when we visited on the preview day.  However, nothing was opened except for the Picasso exhibit, even the small gift shop was closed.  There is a sculpture named Skycube in the museum courtyard that is worth visiting.  It is a great spot to take interesting selfie.  All in all, Elmhurst Art Museum provides a good opportunity for art museum-goers in the suburbs to visit without driving all the way to the city, and you don't need to worry about parking, as it provides ample free parking as well!

    We didn't end up going inside because of a rain storm, but we did enjoy the art on the outside of…read morethe building. Located next to the Elmhurst public library. They have a beautiful outdoor setting. The building is welcoming and from the outside looking in, it looks like a great place to explore some local artists creations. Hope to come back one day and see more.

    Little Jimmy’s bar - Egg rollz

    Little Jimmy’s bar

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    It's a small bar with 3 tables for 4 and bar seating. They have about 6 slot machines, a few TV…read moreplaying sports, a dart board, and a billiard table. There was also a small stack of card games available. The drink and food menu is on display without prices. We came on a Friday night and all the tables were open. FOOD Giant Tots $9.36 - 15 giant pieces of flavorful tots. Pizza Puff $5.20 - Tasty deep fried pizza puff, comes with marinara dipping sauce (which I didn't use b/c the sauce in the pizza puff is perfect). Pizza 10" $10.40 - The bartender can tell you the toppings in stock. We got the sausage and pepperoni one and it was better than expected, thin crust. Corn Dawgz $10.40 - Big bowl of corn dog bites. The breading is more bread than corn. Egg Rollz $9.36 - 3 Flavors to choose from: buffalo chicken (sold out), hamburger, or crab Rangoon. We got the hamburger, which came in 6 pieces and were pretty good. Wings (12) $15.60 - Small and dry, but the flavor was good. DRINKS Picante Paloma cocktail $10.40 Spaten Oktoberfest bottle $7.28 Blue Moon bottle $5.20 .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

    So happy we found this spot while in Chicago for the weekend! Wanted something close to the hotel…read moreand it ended up being perfect. Everyone--from the owner/bartender to the regulars--was beyond friendly. Drinks were amazing, and the egg rolls? Absolute perfection . Felt like one big family in there. Definitely adding this to our must-visit list whenever we're back in Chicago!

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