Very cool sports pub with a HUGE whiskey/bourbon list, great draft beers, and pretty good pub fare!…read moreThey had live music outside the night we went too. I was told they have live music in the bar periodically as well. The bartender and waitstaff were both great and attentive. They also have a really nice patio with a couple of fire pits in a fenced off section behind the bar. Really nice place that is likely my go to now!

This is a great place. Really good food and the best bourbon selection in the region!read more

Great pizza. Thx Marie, for the delivery. It was a great day on Cedar Lake! I'm looking forward to…read morethe next trip. The pipe " tour. I will pick up pizza from the Hill any time! Great pizza' Ty

Wolf's Kitchen began cooking here tonight, and if you are in Cedar Lake it is worth a visit to have…read moreChef Andy's food. Tonight's special was cheese-stuffed, bacon-wrapped bratwurst. So GOOD! Friends ordered burgers & were just as happy with their choice. Tomorrow is Taco Tuesday, but I am heading back Saturday for the brisket mac & cheese! I have had brisket in some fancy (& not so) BBQ places - Smoque in Chicago, Hogly Wogly in CA - and can tell you Andy's brisket is The Best. Ever! Don't go to Hill Tavern for the atmosphere. Dive Bar describes it best. But clean (save for the smoke I took home in my clothes & hair) with friendly staff, you won't mind the decor once you start sampling Wolf's Kitchen's menu.

Always a great selection, food is spot on, wings are delicious, drinks are always tasty and ice…read morecold. One of the nice things is, you can bring kids to the restaurant side for dinner so you don't have to exclude half the family just to go eat. If you haven't tried it, definitely add it to your list of places to go.

Very good Serbian food. Cevaps and pljeskavica are delicious. Serbian bean soup is fabulous…read more Place is always clean

Food here is pretty delicious, but I think the star of the show is always their chocolate cake. I…read moremean seriously do not leave here if you like chocolate without having a piece of cake if you can't eat it definitely take a piece to go with you. It's not a cheap slice of cake, but it is 100% worth it. I went to an event here where their chocolate cake was the dessert and so many people did not eat a piece of chocolate cake and luckily the staff had brought boxes so you could take cake home and since I was one of the last people there and nobody was taking cake home. I took way too many slices! It's the best cake I swear. The atmosphere is really nice and the workers were really friendly so I would definitely go back

Last year I made a reservation for two at your restaurant, requesting a window seat because it was…read morea special occasion. I made the reservation way in advance to accommodate this request. When we arrived, the hostess told us that she could not seat us at a window table on a Saturday night because you were too busy. I asked her how other people then were sitting at window table; she did not have a response. I told her it was a special occasion and asked her to check the reservation. She said yes, the request was there, but they cannot accommodate. I asked if we could wait in the bar for a window table and she said on a Saturday night it's just too busy. Needless to say I was frustrated. I asked her if there was anything she could do and she said no. I owned a "white linen" restaurant in San Diego for 13 years. If I would've ever dreamt of treating ANY customer the way your employee treated me, not only would they never come back, they probably would've started yelling. Since it was truly a special occasion, and there are not very many high-end restaurants in the area, I took matters into my own hands and spoke with the manager, who was finally able to work something out for us. It was only because of the good service we had and the outstanding meal that we would've ever considered coming back. But I'm sure as you are well aware, when one moves from a mecca of fine dining experiences to a culinary wasteland like Illinois, the options are pretty dismal. So again earlier this month we thought we would try to make a reservation for a window table at your restaurant for the same special occasion. Guess what happened when we arrived? And this was on a slow Wednesday night, which is exactly why we picked it! The hostess saw the reservation, saw the request for a window table for a special occasion, and proceeded to see us at a table that was through the bar, to the right and at the very end next to a concrete wall; my husband and I looked at each other in disbelief. Again, we played the same game of can we sit in the bar and wait where we were again told no. Apparently one of the hostesses is above the others and then asked me what was wrong, for which I explained the whole scenario again. I told this individual that I did NOT want to have to ask for the manager like I did the last time, but would not hesitate to do so if something was not done. There was a group huddle and whispering behind hands right in front of us! We were then led down to a table for six in the room by the windows. We could see that the hostesses or whoever all of these girls were up at the front desk had really no idea what to do in this situation. But they knew enough when they heard the word manager that they didn't want to get in trouble and then made it happen for us. The lightbulb went off. Apparently, when you train your employees, specifically hostesses, you are not teaching them that without customers, you have no business, therefore no money. It's a very simple theory. You could see that they were worried that they were going to get in "trouble". They weren't worried about the customer, who was really supposed to come first. They weren't told that they were in the people business first and that the food was the mechanism. I felt bad for these young girls because, contrary to the way we practiced business, they were not empowered in any way by their training to facilitate customers needs. Leading with fear is not a good business model. We had an outstanding server and an excellent meal. We did not let what happened to us AGAIN ruin our evening. We tipped her very well because she performed exactly as someone in the hospitality industry should and accommodated us supremely. I see that you're spending quite a bit of money on upgrades or repairs to your exterior. If I may do so, I might suggest that some of that money be spent on training your employees to remember what I stated quite simply above: if you don't remember to keep the customer number one, and you don't empower your employees to do so, you will have NO CUSTOMERS AND NO MONEY.

Food was really good and the service was even better. Came in with a big group and food came to the…read moretable pretty quick.

Unsanitary and unbelievably rude service. My son and I both ordered the Station 21 burger medium…read morewell. When our food arrived, I cut into mine and it was extremely rare--so undercooked that one side of the patty was still pink. My son's burger was cooked correctly, so I know mine clearly wasn't. When our waitress checked on us, I explained the issue, and she politely apologized and took the burger back. A few minutes later, the manager on duty brought the same burger back upstairs, slammed it down, and asked with an attitude, "What is the problem?" I explained that it was undercooked and that I had ordered medium well. She then asked, "What do you want me to do with this?" while just standing there staring at me. After acting irritated, she asked if I wanted a new burger or wanted "this one" recooked. The idea of them recooking a burger I had already cut into and handled felt completely unsanitary. Her attitude throughout the interaction was awful. I declined a replacement, and she huffed that she'd remove it from the bill. Unfortunately, it got even worse. Just minutes later, an earwig crawled out of my friend's salad. We were horrified. We took a picture, caught the bug, and asked another server to get the manager. When she returned, she walked up with her hand on her hip and said, "Now what?" We handed her the napkin with the bug, and instead of apologizing, she opened it right there on the table, let the bug crawl out, scoffed at us, and said, "Fine, I'll take that off the bill too." At that point, my friend was covering her mouth in disgust after realizing she had been eating a salad with a bug in it. Rather than showing concern or professionalism, the manager snapped, "What do you want?! I didn't put the bug in the salad." I have never experienced such unsanitary conditions combined with such shockingly hostile customer service. Mistakes can happen, but the manager's behavior was beyond unacceptable. We left disgusted and will absolutely never return.

I've only stopped here a couple of times while waiting for a pizza from next door. But, I'd say the…read moreplace is looking a little runs down. The service was timely, but the staff didn't know the cost of drinks or the liquor they used. Cocktails come in a plastic cup too, probably cheaper and less breakage. It's probably a good "shot and a beer" place. Just not my cup of tea. I do like the pizza from next door that they serve in the bar though.

1st time here for some beers & lunch. Service was pretty good, food was excellent. We did watch…read morecustomers vape @ the bar while everyone was eating lunch. Not sure this should be going on inside a restaurant. We did get to witness the blonde bartender whom seemed to be very blonde or absent minded doing shots with the customers. Perhaps she was not blonde just drunk.........

Very clean place! Every time I have came here (a bunch) it's never been gross, even when it's busy…read more (Impressive) The food is good ! The specials are always worth trying. Drinks are good. It's best to come with a friend because most of the time it seems like people come here to meet with there friends vs come here solo like other pubs even though that's not aways the case.

No more calamari, no more me…read more Oh, and maybe realize that people who aren't your favorite regulars would like to be treated like actual customers rather than afterthoughts.

Family friendly restaurant serving up American cuisine and craft cocktails in a casual, relaxed…read moreatmosphere. The servers were friendly, attentive, and accommodating. I ordered an American staple, a burger with fries. The burger was juicy, well seasoned, and topped with crispy bacon. The bun was soft and held everything together without falling apart. The fries were crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and paired well with the burger. A great spot for a laid-back meal with family or friends.

Went to an office party that was held in the upstairs area. Upstairs venue is beautiful and they…read morehave a full bar in this area. Plenty of seating and nice coat rack. They fell short with the food buffet situation. Food was set up near stairway. Tables were set up across from each other and tables wrapped around the corner. The food was set up in the walkway which was very dark. It was difficult to see the food. I feel like they need to rethink the buffet set up. This was the same set up as last year's party. I have to say that there was plenty of food but, many of the party goers did not leave the bar.

Thing I love about this place is it close to my house, they don't charge you an arm and a leg, and…read moreI have t had a bad pizza from here. This evening had a small cheese sausage onion green pepper black olives.... Loved it!!! Very small carry out place that does me right every time we order. Thank u Pizza Palace

Gotta get spinach, mushroom and broccoli on your pizza. Skip the French fries and make your own in…read morethe air fryer - you'll thank me. Overall this is a solid place for pizza. The ingredients are put under the cheese.