Apparently I'm an "iced vanilla latte with oat milk" person now. I don't know when this happened,…read moreand I'm not particularly proud of how pretentious that sentence sounds, but here we are. And unfortunately for my dignity, Common Good makes it ridiculously good. Smooth, not overly sweet, and good enough that I'm never going back to pretending I just want regular coffee. Then there's the old-fashioned donut. Holy heck. Crispy edges, soft inside, and flipping phenomenal. I don't know who they're getting their donuts from these days, but whoever is responsible deserves continued employment and possibly dental coverage. The ambience at 7 a.m. is also kind of fantastic. It's basically me, the barista, and whoever is standing across the street waiting for the train. Quiet, relaxed, and just enough civilization outside the window to remind you that other people have places to be while you sit there eating a donut. Next assignment: come back in the afternoon and investigate the cocktails. I take these reviews very seriously. It would be irresponsible journalism to base my findings solely on breakfast without conducting a thorough investigation of the cocktail menu. I didn't choose this responsibility, but I intend to see it through.

We've been here multiple times before and they definitely sell some of the most unique drinks in…read morethe Chicago suburbs. I love that their menu changes so often each season with so many different drinks to try and they are all super inventive. I also love that they sometimes put fun little items on the drinks, such as a page from a book, a temporary tattoo, or a piece of candy. This time, they had their spring 2026 menu. I looked at their Instagram page before coming and decided exactly what I wanted. It's so fun how they write a little story to go along with each cocktail and the thought process behind it. It definitely makes the drinks feel more personal and special. We started off with the Rose Tico Conundrum (very sweet and came with a little piece of raspberry candy) and Pepe Silvia's Pickle Party Plot (really delicious, was surprised by this one). Next we tried the speciality API month drink called Gratitude in Bloom (tasted very gingery and lemony, almost like a healthy tea drink) and the Springtime Thought Crime (very strong with a hint of cherry). There isn't much seating so it's not great for huge groups but I think there is a patio. It's a pretty casual spot and great for just hanging out. The music is loud but the vibe is fun. The bartenders and servers are always amazing and super attentive. They do not serve their own food, but I think they have a food truck sometimes that you can order from and they'll bring it to you. I could be wrong about that, but the people next to us had tacos brought to them on paper plates, which looked delicious.

Cute spot that I discovered through other yelpers. Decor was cute and chairs are comfy…read more Cocktails run about $15 to $18. They also have 2 mocktails on the menu for slightly cheaper. I didn't try any on my visit, but they also offer some small cheese plates. As we were going to a show after, we only had time for 1 round. I had the that's why they call it the blues and it was tasty. The cute presentation of the napkins were a nice touch. They lost 1 star from me due to the super strong perfume/fragrance in the air.

I love Glen Ellyn , and this place is fancy without being pretentious. I love the lamps on the…read moretable , the drinks and food come from Marche which is a gourmet cheese and wine shop . The lighting is perfect almost candle lit which I love . It's great to come here and get away from the craziness and enjoy some libations . Service is friendly . I just wish the bartender put his hair up.

Update 2/2026 Proof…read moreNo. 5 has officially become one of my all-time suburban favorites. I've been here many times for brunch and dinner, and it truly never disappoints. This visit was extra meaningful because they quite literally saved my birthday evening. We had reservations at the new Bien Trucha in Wheaton, only to arrive and find it closed... with no notice. Not exactly festive. Enter Proof No. 5, swooping in like the culinary hero of the night. We enjoyed an exquisite tuna crudo, rich and beautifully balanced, and meatballs over polenta that felt like comfort dressed up for a celebration. The medallions with mushrooms and three sauces were excellent, layered, and deeply satisfying. And the cocktails? Some of the best crafted in the suburbs. Thoughtful, balanced, and dangerously easy to order a second. Warm atmosphere, consistently great food, and a team that delivers every time. We'll keep coming back. And back. And back.

Our waiter Brandon was amazing and was very helpful to my friend that has celiac/Gluten Free…read more Decor is modern and upscale. Found out this place is closing soon and really sad I can't try all their dishes. Shared the Whipped Feta with olive spread on naan bread and gluten free bread. Really delicious and light and creamy. Had the wagon rider non alcoholic cocktail. Hint of raspberry and lime. My main meal I had the roasted beets salad and added salmon. Had the right amount of dressing. There were air dried and roasted beets. Get the crunch from air dried beets and pistachios. Also had a Light sweet taste. Have option to add steak, salmon, or chicken. Choose the salmon and was cooked perfectly. Very flaky and moist. There is free parking on the streets and not far from the parking garage.

Ordered Square's pizza for pick-up. This is my third time having it since it's located near me…read more I've been there once before to dine-in. It's a pretty casual, tiny spot with giant TVs playing sports. There's also a bar. It's connected to Atlas Chicken so you can order from either restaurant which is nice. When I came here for dine-in awhile back, my experience wasn't great as the waiter and kitchen staff got our order wrong. We were given the wrong salad, but our waiter let us keep the wrong salad and gave us the correct one. There was also missing pizza toppings, but he still charged us for the missing toppings. We had to ask him to take off the charge. The take-out is easy and quick. They also offer their slushees (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) to-go which is cool. Their pizza is Detroit style and is decent. If you don't like burnt crust edges and less sauce than cheese, you probably won't like this style of pizza. I do wish the crust was a bit thicker. I tried some of the bourbon peach tea slushee and it was refreshing! If I go there to dine-in again, I'll get one. They have 50% off pizzas on Monday so I'd like to come back for that deal.

1/2 Price Pizza Monday's! Squares Pizza Pub has opened directly next to Atlas Chicken in Bartlett…read more There is minimal exterior signage for Squares specifically and there is additional parking along the side of the building. They share a front outdoor patio and the interior is subtly divided yet connected. The atmosphere does come across as casual to match the fast casual style of Atlas Chicken. The Squares Pizza Pub side has a large bar, some back booths, and a good amount of tables. The menu has a variety of appetizers, salads, and pizzas. The pizzas come in two sizes: small (4 slices) or large (8 slices). We ended up ordering a small Sausage & Fennel Pie & Pepperoni Hot Honey Pie. I loved the flavor of the Pepperoni Hot Honey with sweet ricotta and honey that pooled in the pepperoni cups. The crust was crispy yet the center tasty doughy which is true Detroit style. Their pies have a sweeter sauce which I enjoyed as well. It was great to visit when pies were 1/2 off so we could try two flavors. Most specialty pies are $18 for a small and $32 for a large. The owner stopped by our table to see how we liked the pizza and talk about the inspiration behind Squares. This is a great addition to the Bartlett area and I'm so happy I was able to try them out!

Everything about Le P'tit is truly perfection! The food is so great and drinks as good and the…read moreambiance... can't say enough about it! Sitting outside sipping on a glass of wine and relaxing is just what I need! Thank you Sunny and staff

My husband and I are moving to Bartlett and have been looking at the many offerings the area has to…read moreoffer since starting our build. Le P'tit was the first to pop up on my feed and immediately caught my attention due to its unique menu, historic building, and secluded outdoor oasis for the fair weather seasons. When asked where I wanted to have dinner on my birthday, the answer was easy, L'ptit! We were greeted by the Chef Chopra outside, who welcomed us and asked us to choose the seat that suited us best in or outdoors. We chose a seat outside as it seemed most guests were enjoying the nice weather in the garden. Chef Chopra introduced himself and explained the complimentary montadito, and presented the current specials. We loved that he took time to ask what brought us in, and when we said that we were building a new home in Bartlett only minutes away, he shared that although he has been all over the world he always misses good old Bartlett, IL. This is the kind of connection and service you won't find at franchise restaurants! We enjoyed cocktails, myself a dirty tini with bleu cheese stuffed olives, and my husband the traditional old fashioned and the P'tit old fashioned - both of which he enjoyed. We ordered the hummus for an appetizer - my husband never orders humus. Not a drop was left. It was so flavorful, and since I am intolerant to gluten we loved that it was served with cucumber "chips". We will definitely order this again! Our entrees were both specials - mine the steak and shrimp tower and my husband's the Birria. We could t decide whose was better. The shrimp and steak were so flavorful and beautifully cooked, and the beef and consommé of my husband's was out of this world. My takeaways from Le P'tit: We will be there - regularly, before we move into our home, and after! Have a cocktail, they are fabulous. Talk to Chef Chopra any chance you get. He has seen the world and loves to see his guests enjoying his menu and the atmosphere of his establishment. This is what supporting local is about! Enjoy your time at Le P'tit. Savor. Take a moment to slow down, disconnect from the outside and connect with the ones around you and enjoy the wonderfully and thoughtfully prepared dishes on the menu. We can't wait to be back!

I absolutely love this place and I crave their grilled Caesar salad almost daily. It's so unique…read more.. I've never had anything like it. The grill flavor on the wedge of lettuce is superb and their dressing must be homemade... to die for!!! The beef carpaccio is also one of my favorites. Burrata and oysters were also wonderful. The only thing I don't like is that they're closed Sundays and Mondays which inevitably is always when my 1913 cravings strike!

My friend and I came here for dinner last night. It has a very calming and classy atmosphere. They…read morehave a pretty extensive drink menu, which includes beer, cocktails, and wine. I love the variety of their food menu! They have steak, salmon, chicken, pork, shrimp, duck, lamb, pasta, and some really nice appetizers. We ordered the charcuterie board and thought it was the perfect size for the two of us. Not many places offer duck, so I had to order it for dinner! The duck leg comes with carrots and duck fat roasted potatoes. It was incredibly delicious and tender. The flavor of the sauce was rich and paired great with the carrots and potatoes. Only thing is I did think some of the prices were a bit high compared to some other places I've been that serve similar quality food. Our waiter was nice and provided good service overall! I think this would be a cute spot for a date night.

Great ambiance and Service. Drinks menu is fun and creative. Go there to show case for visiting…read morefriends and relatives

First time we went... service was great, and the drinks were decent. We love the atmosphere and…read moredecorations. Second time we went is why we will won't be coming back anytime soon... we came in through the front entrance walked downstairs. We agreed abruptly by a server asking if we had reservations. We looked around there was plenty of open tables we said no and I asked if they were booked they said "no but it's recommended to make reservations." ....not sure if they want to keep business or trying to seem more high end then they actually are.

Maize and Mash is easily one of our favorite spots in Glen Ellyn! You really can't go wrong with…read moreanything on the menu, but a few of our personal favorites are the salmon salad, ravioli, and chicken bao buns. Everything we've tried has been so fresh, flavorful, and consistently delicious. We also love the atmosphere. It's the perfect spot for a date night, dinner with friends, or even just a casual meal when you want something a little more special. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, and we've had a great experience every time we've been. We're so lucky to have a place like this nearby and will definitely keep coming back!

Solidly five stars with great service and solid food. We had a business meeting and it was a great…read moreplace to meet for lunch. Not too busy, not too loud, waitstaff super respectful and the food was delicious. I wish they had a bit more for the order of truffle fries, but probably for the best. Looking forward to the next meeting there! Thank you for a great lunch last week.

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!

The service at pier 19 was great. The employees seemed very busy, because there was a comedy show…read moregoing on, but still found the time to turn on the fire place and make our experience wonderful. Overall food portions were great and very tasty.

From the owner: PIER 19 Restaurant offers indoor and outdoor casual dining featuring daily specials, soups,…read moresandwiches, small plates, pasta, seafood, steaks & chops.