This is the best craft-liquor store around. The guys who run this place are helpful, knowledgeable…read more& friendly. They also have a comparable selection to Holiday Market but with way better prices.

While I have not set foot in this store, they have delivered me liquor during lockdown through…read morebeveragecart. They've been quicker than the scheduled time on the app, called when they were out of something but they had a comparable substitution ready, and delivered with no contact drop-off. I can't wait to check out the store since everyone in the neighborhood says this is the place to go for alcohol and their selection can't be beat.

Since a really long time we wanted to come here for trivia and because their timings were 8pm…read morebeyond it was never to be on cards until now that they moved it down to 7.30pm and we took a team there. I took a flight of meads and all were good with staff being very passionate about each one of them. Trivia host is great, he kept the audience engaged. I however like the paper version of quizzo better. There is absolutely no food options unless they're hosting a food truck or so which they don't do it every day. Snacks like bagged chips may be available but you can also bring your own food from outside. Now the trivia enthusiasts we are, we will probably not make this as our destination but instead go elsewhere because most of the crowd seemed a little too drunk that we personally couldn't enjoy much but that is just my personal opinion because it is still a very popular place with lot of events they have over the week. We may come back for a tasting experience but maybe not for an extended time stay like trivia. Although people who enjoy meads this will be a very good place to go to.

We came for the Always Sunny in Philadelphia Trivia. I am not much of a mead drinker so I wasn't…read moresure what to expect. They had a variety though and it's easy to find one you like! The staff was super friendly and the trivia host had us all bellowing with laughter. It was a very fun night! They do not serve food but do have food trucks that come by. Unfortunately the food truck was late and we were leaving as they were setting up. Overall this was a fun place with a very unique vibe and I think everyone should check it out and show them some love!

A decent sized parking lot. Inside is a decently bright and clean liquor/beer/wine store. Pretty…read moregood selection of liquor. Wine selection was much less. The staff were polite. Many of the bottles were dusty and prices were $10-20 over the state minimum prices for liquor.

Super friendly owners and staff. It's our neighborhood liquor shop, it's nice, clean and organized…read moreinside. They have a great assortment of beers, liquors and party snacks, plus ice. It's our one stop shop for our parties and to stick up on our cocktail ingredients. It's only a few blocks away and is an easy walk and on the same side of the road as our place too. They have their own parking lot as well, a nice plus in downtown Roak.

This is my favorite liquor store in the area. They have a good selection, the staff is friendly and…read moreremembers who you are. Their pizza isn't the best, but it's hard to beat the price.

LOVE THE SCOTIA! Can't say enough great things about it. It has charm and surprisingly carries…read moreeverything I need. In the summer, there's nothing better than a late night walk to the store and grabbing some ice cream. I would 10/10 recommend to anyone in the neighborhood.

Adorable brewery with good food and excellent beer. I ordered a flight and liked everything on…read moreit. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the fruited sours- which I generally don't like. The pizza was excellent! Tasty and filling. Overall a great place to connect with friends and try unusual but delicious beers.

I stopped here for lunch and got a wrap and a latte. The warp was delicious and tasted clean. The…read morechips were not good, next time I will get fries.

Lighthouse isn't you're everyday neighborhood liquor/corner store, but it's the best neighborhood…read moreliquor/corner store in all of Oak Park! My family and I have been going here for years even though there are about two or three other stores closer to us. It's located right next to Tim Hortons, which sits on the corner of Coolidge and 9 mile. It has two main parking lots that are fairly small and that's also shared with three or four surrounding businesses. This store is usually full of people whether it's people playing lottery numbers, school kids from the middle and high schools close by, OP police are usually there hanging out and then me or my papa like I said ha! They don't have anything special that makes them stand out from other liquor stores. They have your usual chip/snack isles, a wall of beverages like water, pop, juices, wine and beer. They have a nice wall of different kinds of liquors with a refrigerated section too, so your (insert alcohol here) is already cold. But the awesome group of people who work/own the store is what makes Lighthouse so special. They are some of the nicest people, always joking and genuinely asking how you are. I love how they care about their customers, regulars and the entire neighborhood. That's what really makes them the best.

Crowded store with a private lot just on busy Woodward. I was assured all liquor is priced at state…read moremins. Staff was helpful and nice, store with very crowded with a large selection. Not just liquor, but a lot of craft beers selections. A lot.

This was the best store I have been too in a long time. Not only is there service top notch, but…read morethere is a wide variety of eveything you could think of. When it comes to prices, it also delivers just as well. If you ever need any quick snack or hard to find drink, GS market is the way to go.

A great brewery to go to that has convenient parking and a fun ambiance! The beers are really great…read moreand there's the option to mix kombucha with wine or beer which gives the drink a fruitier taste and is honestly really good. Am definitely planning to go back soon!

Great neighborhood type brewery! I will preface this by saying I actually don't care for beer, but…read moreI appreciate that this bar does offer cider and, my favorite, a delightful sparkling rose! The interior is spacious (no ac though so watch out when it's a hot summer day) and well lit, is good for gathering groups of people and there appears to be one food truck always parked outside offering food, today I believe it was a slider truck! The outdoor patio is also a great size and there is a parking lot that is a decent size, but if you don't find it there then street parking (with no pesky parking meters) is available which is awesome. I also was reading that this brewery may host events from time to time which is cool, love how they are very community based and aiming to create and foster connection!

Went to the Farewell Summer Fest today. Had a great time shopping the small businesses and having a…read morefew drinks and appetizers on the patio. The mai tai was delicious and the mozzarella sticks were hot and yummy! The patio runs on a QR code ordering service through the Toast app. I have never had a hard time with it, but just be prepared if you plan to stop in!

This place has really fallen off. Although the menu on the website is the same we arrived to find…read moreout that kitchen is closed on Weds and Thurs and they took some of my fave dishes off the menu. There is one pita truck on Wed and a pizza truck on Thurs. The drinks taste premade and don't give a buzz. It makes me sad to see what it has become. Think twice before coming.

I will preface this by saying I didn't order a pizza. That being said I ordered the grilled cheese…read morewhich touted mozzarella, pesto, baby spinach, and sun-dried tomatoes on sourdough. I opted for the garlic fries upcharge, bringing my total to $19.00. Somehow I justified it because I like these toppings and these toppings weirdly weren't available on a pizza. Or at least I didn't see it via the phone based ordering system. Yes, that's right, this is all of the future check with wrist bands and pour your own beer situation. Don't look for a paper menu, they ain't here. My sandwich wasn't a grilled cheese. It was basically pesto toast with large sun-dried tomatoes and scraps of mozzarella. Baby spinach was just missing. I did inquire to the host (perchance the only actual employee?) and he did talk to the kitchen and I guess they were out. With that information I turned to my friend Robert and said, "You know why we have servers? So they can let you know they're 86 spinach." I suppose I would have adjusted my order had I known this too. What's nuts is, they have ingredients to make a better grilled cheese. I mean, step one: add cheese. Why not mix the ricotta and pesto together and then add like havarti or something that may actually melt and have flavor. The sun-dried tomatoes should be sliced smaller. The garlic fries were fine, but also could have had more flavor. Robert's and neighboring table's pizza looked fine. Is it better than any other place offering Detroit style pizza? Hard to say. I guess I'm not in a hurry to go back. The kind host did make an adjustment to my bill for lack of spinach--but having a server would have prevented that being necessary.

I was heading home hungry when I passed Elephant & Co, a restaurant I had on my radar for months…read more It was way past lunch and well before dinner, so I was surprised by the steady stream of customers in this pizza/tap/game room, a difficult genre to define. Upon entering, the staffer explained the set-up to enjoy a variety of beers, poured and priced by the volume. Located at the back of the restaurant, customers can select beer flavors and serve themselves, no bartender needed. A tab is started and charged based on usage, tracked through the wristband provided to you. I ordered over mobile via a QR code, selecting pretzel sticks with beer cheese dip and a large, Detroit-style pizza. The soft pretzels were tender with a lovely crusty exterior. I inhaled the first pretzel since it was past lunchtime, savoring the salty, cheesy bites. I must admit, the pretzels' saltiness temporarily affected my taste buds because the pizza had little flavor, even with the pepperoni, sausage, and olives. I definitely did not taste the hot honey drizzle. I want to praise the light, airy crust. For a deep dish pizza, it did not sit heavy in my tummy. I also appreciated that the pizza was served on a rack, to allow air circulation and to prevent sogginess. The space was dark and had both large communal tables and smaller, intimate tables. This allowed for larger groups to enjoy community beyond a friend group. The other plus is the board games that are available to pass the time while enjoying various beers.