Ignore the menu on the website as the one at this joint is completely different. Please update the…read morewebsite. Large appetizer selection which is fitting for the bowling folks, other offerings are several burger and chicken sandwiches plus pizza. Several tv's mostly on the small size around the bar with a couple larger in the dining area. Burger and pizza on this visit was just okay. Food was served hot but was nothing special. The bartender was very pleasant and we enjoyed her company. They have a huge pool table room which was holding a weekend tournament that was fun to watch along with about forty bowling lanes. Two stars for the bar/restaurant.

Don't be deceived. Yes it's a bowling alley. I would stop here again. My boys loved the pizza and…read morecheese curds. My wife and I split the birdie wrap with fries. My 7 and 5 year old gobbled up their food. Tony was excellent. Service was all-star quality.

Checked out this hangout in Arlington Heights. It basically is a sports bar with better than…read moreaverage food you would find at one. Bird's Nest is known for chicken stuff but there's other things you can get. Has a great atmosphere for watching games or having parties. The prices are okay for quality. Better than it looks which actually isn't bad. It's one of those more hip looking wing restaurants that has lots more choices. There's plenty of room inside for big groups. A lot of great drink specials going on so look what they got before coming. It's $3 for Miller products on Tuesdays. As for the food there's more than chicken. It's about $10 for the Veggie Panini. A healthier alternative. This comes with avocado, green peppers, mushrooms, red onions, red peppers, and Swiss. I left off the cheese. This comes with a choice of side. For sure it's a great place for casual lunch. It's located on Davis close to the railroad tracks. There's a few things even okay for vegetarians.

This is a newer location in Arlington Heights. On a Monday evening, it was not very crowded. They…read morehad a $5 Margarita special! Even though wings are their specialty, I opted for the grilled chicken sandwich, minus the bun! The chicken was tender and grilled to perfection. Topped with lettuce and tomato. Others tried their wraps and was not disappointed. The sandwiches came with a side, a choice of regular or curly fries. This is a casual, neighborhood bar with a decent selection of drinks and food.

Went on a Wednesday lunch and it wasn't too crowded. We sat ourselves as they didn't have a lot of…read morepeople working. It took a while to give the server our food and drink order and were were never told about their Daily Specials or offered any water. We ordered the potatoe skins as an appetizer and I wanted to try their chicken wings since they were on the menu as a Wednesday Special for .99 each Unfortunately our appetizer came out almost at the same time as our entrees. The skins were huge but overcooked. The wings were good in size but I should have gotten the sauce on the side as they were super soggy. It came with ranch dressing which I didn't care for at all. Our server never followed up with us after he brought us our meal as I would have asked for blue cheese dressing instead. If you are going to meet up with friends or watch a game,Draft Picks is an ok Sports Bar but certainly lacking in food quality.

Do not come here yo watch football games that are not on regular tv. We came in at 11:30 to watch…read morea specific game and wanted to see a variety of other games since the Bears were not playing. Games started and we had all different games on and it was great, then they randomly started changing games without asking anyone and that kept going on throughout the afternoon. I don't think I will come back if that's how they treat customers.

Better than expected bar and grill in Arlington Heights. It has higher prices and higher quality…read morethan it looks. Jimmy D's District is a longtime favorite across from the old racetrack. Even though that is gone this place remains and has a modern atmosphere. The drinks are better than the food truthfully. A pretty strange location in this suburb away from anything. It's across from the former Arlington Park racetrack which is gone and has nothing on the property. This used to be a hangout before and after events there. At least they have seemed to class it up a bit. The bad thing is higher prices. It's about $15 for a specialty cocktail. The best we had of these was the Cucumber Spritz. This is made with lemonade, soda, and Stoli Cucumber vodka. As for the food it's mostly meaty. It's about $12 for the Pretzel Twist. A big one and it usually comes with cheese. The rest of the menu is meaty. For sure it's great for watching a game. It's located on Northwest Highway. This is also across from the Metra station.

Our Burger Club finally made it's way to Jimmy D's back in December of 2025. It was a Monday night,…read moreand kinda cold outside. There were seven of us and we all converged from Buffalo Grove and Vernon Hills. Jimmy D's doesn't come up on your normal burger place lists in and around the area, but we saw a post somewhere and knew we had to check this place out, especially if it ended up being across from the future home of the Chicago Bears. We'd probably end up hanging out there and wanted to make sure it was a good enough place to hang and be a part of the action, whilst not paying for said action. Anyhoo, we all pulled up to find a nice parking lot next to/behind the restaurant. It's a cool place with a couple entrances (one in the lot and the other from the street). It's a nicely adorned building and has the requisite sports decor on the inside with plenty of televisions to watch many games at once. There was plenty of seating for our group as it was quite empty on a Monday night and there wasn't any game of note when we were there. We called ahead letting them know our numbers and they accommodated us with a reserved table. They were attentive and constantly refilled out waters and sodas and brought more beer when needed/requested. The service was friendly and attentive. We were there for the burgers of which there are four options: the House burger, the Fried Egg Burger, the Mac Daddy, and a Black Bean burger. However, stipulations for being in our club is that you can only order a red meat-based burger. We did order the buffalo sauced wings as an appetizer to share. They were sauced nicely, not too hot, and quite good. I would definitely recommend getting them if you visit. I also ordered the cream of chicken soup. It was a perfect option for the cold night and I rank it among one of the better cream of chicken soup options in the suburbs. While not a sommelier of cream of chicken soup, I do rank it quite well: I think it matches Jameson's Char House for quality, thickness, and flavor. Mama clearly knows what she's doing with her soup. I opted for the Mac Daddy burger. It's prepared with: black angus beef, boom boom sauce, house mac n' cheese, bacon, fried onions, sliced jalapeños, toasted brioche. I normally don't opt for the special/signature house sauces as I've been burned before by these so-called "recommended" house sauces (I'm looking at you, Lucky Burger, with your terrible "dijonnaise" sauce - ugh, don't get me started on THAT sauce). However, I was told it's a hot sauce for the burger and figured it wouldn't overpower everything else on the burger. The mac n' cheese was a tad creamy, but so what, the bacon, fried onions, jalapenos, and boom boom sauce cut into the creaminess a bit and it worked. And it didn't overpower the flavor of the burger, which I thought it would, but somehow didn't. I really liked this burger, the bun held up, the bacon stayed crispy, and jalapenos and sauce added a nice kick but not overwhelmingly so. I would get this again. The sandwiches come with housemade fries or tots, but I know that if tots are offered, you can (generally) never go wrong with tots (I'd point out Puck's Pub but they closed and did the world a favor in doing so). Everyone generally liked their burgers and would return again. In our 5 point scale, Jimmy D's District got a 4.25. They have a nice brunch menu and drinks to match and I want to try them out someday. Let me know if you're going and I'll meet ya there if available.

I like the bar and all the TVs but the food is just ok. Hamburger meat is bland…read more TWood in Wood Dale is 100 times better. Less expensive and much better food.

everything was sticky not very clean…read more our menu I hi stuck to the table, we had to peel them off to read it my husband said that when his oyster cracker wrapper stands up straight on the table ...things are not very clean not coming back until I hear it's been cleaned

imagine the best corn bread you've ever had - it's westwood taverns no competition!…read more We came after the a round of golf in schaumburg and sat at the bar. The bartender seemed a bit distracted and took a while to take our order which was frustrating, however she made up for it by continuing to check on us throughout our meal. We got the nachos, steak and eggs, and a thai salad with the cornbread being the standout. The sushi rolls looked very good so i'll have to try that out next time!

Westwood gets three stars out of me because it was OK but unmemorable. I'm unlikely to return…read more My pros are mostly ambience and service-related. They have many TVs; a large bar; and outdoor seating. My server was also very gracious in making multiple rounds as I was a bit indecisive. Cons: The booths are REALLY low to the ground IMO (I am 6'4"). The food offerings are a bit random and simply were not appealing to me. I.e., I don't go to an American pub for sushi. Also, I didn't like that the appetizer prices are literally only $5 cheaper than entree prices.

An old standard. Wonderful place for bar food especially the perch. Pleasant and friendly servers.read more

As you can see from my pics I'm very partial to the all you can eat fish fry. It's simply one of…read morethe best in any area and served on Wednesday's and Friday's. I go out of my way to come out here for it. Sit at the bar or a table in the dining room lean back and enjoy the small size perch fish fry served hot and fresh. Fried Chicken, sandwiches, appetizers and friendly service and reasonable pricing. Breakfast brunch on the weekends.

This was one of my favorite lunch spots when my house was being remodeled. The shrimp tacos are…read morehands down my favorite and I get them nearly every time I go. Usually, I just plopped down at the bar and would chat it up with the bartenders who were always friendly if not too busy. Pricing is great and I always enjoyed the food and drinks.

Makes sense why this place has not so good reviews. I want to like it, but everything seemed off…read more Originally the host was going to sit us in the walking aisle table when there were so many open tables. Then our server kept disappearing and I would see her texting. The food was alright but it gave me a major stomach ache for days. Probably go anywhere else lol.

Well Brant's IS closed on Sundays and we needed to eat...so we tried Quentin and it's hard to…read morebelieve it's across the street! What a cozy little sport bar!! Excellent service (even during a World Cup game) and a fun atmosphere. You know it's a great spot when they recognize the regulars... Cold beer () excellent thin crust/tavern style pizza () wing special ( and Mac & cheese (. Portions are huge so there will be leftovers. Fun, delicious, comfortable and will return.

I found a sweet spot for the best tavern style pizza in the land of Palatine. I've tried so many…read moredifferent places and so far Quentin Tap hit the spot. We ordered a large Green Machine pizza and it was sooo darn tootin'. Added fresh grated parm and topped it off with my homemade pickled pepperocinis It was cheesy, the fresh ricotta was lovely and the crust...omg it was perfection. Also ordered the Caesar wrap with crispy chicken, it was very flavorful and HUGE. Wasn't a fan of the chicken though because it was very dry, so I'll get grilled chicken next time. Overall, I'd rate everything 9.2/10 The guy who picked up my call was very nice. Service, excellent. This was a pick up order--but upon walking inside, the whole place was packed and poppin' bc the World Cup was on. I'll come back and dine in soon!

After a long day of cancelled and delayed flights, this is exactly what I needed…read more Very good and extensive beer selection. I had very good (not great) wings and a tasty grilled chicken sandwich. Not the best versions of either, but still very tasty and really hit the spot. It's very clear that this location caters to business travelers. I was there on consecutive nights - Thursday and Friday night. Fairly lively room good energy, but not rowdy. Big screens over the bar with lots of games on. I really like the service both nights. I was there. The crew behind the bar was super friendly and helpful. Offered a few samples of beers. I was curious about. Overall city Work checked all the boxes. Glad I came.

​Out at Woodfield Mall, we tried City Works based on a Google Maps suggestion. It's a large,…read morecorporate, upscale dining spot. If you're a beer drinker, they have a massive selection on tap (about 90 taps--and no, that's not a typo!). They also have a large patio that looks like a great spot when the weather is nice. Inside, there's a good mix of low-tops, high-tops, banquettes, and booths. All the tabletops feature copper tops with wood trim, and exposure to water and food over time has given each table a unique patina. ​We arrived right as they were switching over from the brunch menu to dinner, and the staff made us feel very welcome. ​What We Ordered: ​Smoked Brisket Reuben Eggrolls: We ordered these special eggrolls for the table. My friend has a shellfish allergy, and since many traditional eggrolls contain shrimp, he was excited to try these. He said they were the best eggrolls he's ever had (though he admitted he doesn't eat them often!). He paired it with a Guinness Zero non-alcoholic draught and was amazed by how close it tasted to the original. ​Fish Tacos ($19): Recommended by another reviewer, these come with three cornmeal-battered, fried Mahi-Mahi tacos topped with cilantro lime cream and fresh micro cilantro. They were crispy and very tasty. If you're usually sensitive to cilantro, you might still enjoy these--I mostly tasted a bright, lemony freshness rather than heavy cilantro. ​Sides (Broccoli Rabe & Asparagus): I substituted chips for a vegetable side. Due to a mix-up in the kitchen, I got to try the broccoli rabe first, though it turned out way too spicy for anyone at our table. My actual order was asparagus--my absolute favorite--but it was a bit disappointing, as the bottom half of each stalk was woody and fibrous. ​Fish & Chips ($21.50): My friend went with this traditional entry. At that price point, he was expecting three fillets, but he couldn't finish the two that were served and took some home. Overall, a solid entrée. ​Classic Breakfast ($15.50): My husband got this from the brunch menu. He was very pleased with the scrambled eggs, potatoes, thick-sliced bacon, and sausage links. ​Overall, a solid visit with great variety on the menu!