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Great place with crafted beer!! It's perfect for summer and winter. They have heated tents and bonfire in winter!
While in town visiting for a short couple days, I made sure to hit up a couple of Chicago Breweries. Prioritizing a couple I had never been to, and also hitting some mainstay staples. The first new to me brewery was Solemn Oath. Since opening back in 2012, they have just grown both from a capacity perspective to having multiple brands. The location is quaint, nicely decorated, and pretty crowded for a weekday. I was lucky enough to hang at the bar with a friendly person's pup for a while, since I was missing my little goofball at home. I had a flight of beers and took my time enjoying each. The Promise Kept: An Imperial Stout aged in barrels. Beautifully balanced with nice notes of dark cacao and espresso grinds. The Knowledge Gained: A Coffee Stout aged twelve months in bourbon barrels. They used Manbot Coffee roast that gives nice bitter roast notes without being acidic or astringent. Waterfowl: A Helles that they aged in Oak Foeders. Very drinkable lager that goes down easy with a bready malt character and spicy hop bitterness. Clean, crisp, and downright easy going. VIBES SINCE 1920: An American Pale Ale that hits all the spots of an OG APA. This one was created by the women of Chicago Craft Beer and has the traditional grapefruit, resin, and pine notes you want out of an APA. _____
I was in the area and wanted to try out a brewery. Soleman Oath had popped out as it was nearby where I was located. When you drive in it takes you to an industrial/corporate area. The parking lot is massive and there was another brewery on the opposite side. Right before the entrance into the building, they have a unique and interesting outdoor seating area. At the time I was there no one was (the weather was chilly) but there were fire pits. Definitely a very scenic and interesting place to check out I walk in and the bar has few seatings. There was no one there besides the one bartender. I tried their hazy IPA that was a collab with another brewery and it was delicious. Traditional IPA taste. The bartender offered me their favorite beer and it was also delicious. I had a Belgian beer as well and it wasn't my favorite but it was decent. When I'm in the area again, I'd be happy to check this place out especially when the weather is better. I'm sure during the weekends and nicer weather the place can get busy. I went in a random weekday night so was a busy time.
As far as brewery's go, I thought inside was dark and uninviting. Outside area had a bunch of covered "huts," but on a hot night, not even a cold beer helped and the beer could have been colder too. We were (just about) the only ones there, and the greeting was not welcoming either. "Two drink minimum at the bar." Eh. Nice craft selection but...
Great small tasting room inside the brewery! Lots of different brews to try. There is a beautiful dome forest, which I imagine during the early fall, spring and summer months would be perfect weather for. Go see Courtney and have a beer!
At this brewery one must take a solemn oath to never discuss what you hear and see or you die. If you give a good Yelp review they make an exception. Solemn Oath is a unique brewery in Naperville. Finding it is an adventure itself. Those who complete the journey will be rewarded with good ass beer and maybe food trucks. For this thirst quenching journey I brought my one friend. It was quite an adventure finding this amongst the warehouses in the industrial park. This is located behind these buildings and doesn't look like a place you would find anything fun but we ventured on and struck gold with this in the form of golden pints. Has a few unique seating choices. One can hang out in one of the domes in the "forest" outside. Each are heated. The inside of the brewery is good too. I had a Snaggletooth Bandana. It's $6 for most pints. This is a West Coast IPA with hints of citrus and slight hoppyness but not too much though. She had a Belgian Whiteout Ale. This one was pretty smooth. As for food there's not a whole lot. Firesticks Pretzels are $5 a box and that's all they got mostly. They also have marshmallows for those who hang around the fire pits. Finding it can be hard. It's located on Quincy Avenue around these car dealer lots. The domes are in front of the entrance and have to be reserved.
Went here for the first time for solemn oath day, so I was only in their outdoor space. Very cool set up and fun and *free* event. Good tunes, beer, food and activities on a hot summer day. I'll definitely come check this brewery out on a normal day.
MIDWINTER ALE STORM Warm up with a Belgian IPA inside a private igloo at this popular Naperville brewery. Anyone in the northern latitudes celebrating a birthday in January can attest to the difficulty in finding something fun to do. Our choices are pretty limited when taking into account the cold, snow and ice, not to mention a country still very much crippled by the pandemic. Parties are frowned upon and drinking alone is a slippery slope, so what's a guy to do? Luckily, there's Solemn Oath. It's squirreled away in a small industrial park off of Quincy Ave, not far from the intersection of Ogden & Route 59. Finding this place the first time can be a little tricky (at least it was for us), though rest assured you WILL find them eventually. During summer months, they've got picnic tables with umbrellas and during winter, it's dome city! Reservations are made via their website where you'll choose a date & time before placing a $40 deposit. Any purchases you make go towards that, and if you can't manage to reach that goal, you can grab a 4pk for the road. Our private dome was partially flooded, so my wife and I had to huddle together on one side of the picnic table. No biggie, we like each other ;) Concerning the beer, I loved the Butterfly Flashmob, White Van, and Kölsch. They had very amusing names for brews that otherwise didn't interest me: Flowers in the Midst of Hell, Help Me Father, Resurrected by Vikings (an imperial milk stout), and Snaggletooth Bandana. Maybe some day I'll develop a taste for porters and stouts.....for now I'm sticking with ales, lagers, and my beloved pilsners. My wife (who isn't a huge fan of the brewski) found herself sipping water because Solemn Oath has nothing else for non-drinkers. No pop, ciders, seltzers, nothing. This is a missed opportunity that if addressed, could net them a lot more business. There's a food truck on the premises although it's first-come first-served, and I'm told they run out pretty quickly. * TL;DR * You'll definitely need to take advantage of Solemn Oath's "BYOF" policy and bring in snacks from outside, as the food options are limited/non-existent. Beer prices were fair and the employees seemed chill. They had a couple firepits going, which would've been perfect to huddle around were it not freezing rain. They also gave us a portable heater which kept us warm, that helped to make up for the leaky domicile. The variety of brew was great, but that's all they have so anyone not feeling the IBUs could struggle to enjoy themselves. Here's to returning on a warmer, sunnier, less pandemic-y day.
Such a cute find. Found ourselves here on a Saturday afternoon . There was a food truck on site and plenty of outdoor seating. I did not check out the indoor seating. Ordering can be done at a window order area. Love the ambience of the place and craft beers were great
An OUTSTANDING Brewery with excellent selection of beers and fantastic service!!!! A must stop when in Naperville!!!!
Coolest place ever! It makes you feel like you're in the city. I love being in Naperville even more because of them. They have food trucks, innovative beers and that's coming from someone who doesn't drink beer (yes let's laugh together), they have hard seltzer (city water), and a kick ass Lu Radler, sometimes live music, a popcorn business that comes, it's kid friendly, dog friendly, they now have igloos and a fire pit AND they let you roast marshmallows. The staff is a great group of dudes. Really doesn't get any better than that.
A very unique concept all outdoor seating with the igloos and fire pit.....tucked inside a industrial park I mean literally tucked behind took a few minutes to find it but the search was worth this experience. They have both can and draft which gives a great selection beers
Went to Solemn Oath Brewery after office with friends on an unusually warm March evening (82°F!), and it turned out to be such a great plan. The outdoor seating has a really chill, rustic vibe--perfect for relaxing after a long day. We ordered pizza to go, and it did not disappoint--tasty, fresh, and quick. The whole atmosphere made it a great place to hang out and unwind. Definitely recommend for casual evenings with friends! read more
We need a place to hang out with friends in between a wedding & reception. The day was beautiful outside and we sat on picnic tables while drinking some beer. They have a lot of IPA's & hazy stouts which are not my favorite; however, they did have a Kolsch which made me think of my visit to Cologne, Germany a couple years ago. There was supposed to be to be a food truck but they had cancelled on the place. Only negative was sitting in our nice dressy clothes on the picnic benches. Would be nice to have blankets or pads to sit on. They have cute tent like seating which would be great in the cooler temperatures. Overall, we enjoyed - just wish they had snacks we could enjoy since there was no food truck. read more
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While in town visiting for a short couple days, I made sure to hit up a couple of Chicago Breweries. Prioritizing a couple I had never been to, and also hitting some mainstay staples. The first new to me brewery was Solemn Oath. Since opening back in 2012, they have just grown both from a capacity perspective to having multiple brands. The location is quaint, nicely decorated, and pretty crowded for a weekday. I was lucky enough to hang at the bar with a friendly person's pup for a while, since I was missing my little goofball at home. I had a flight of beers and took my time enjoying each. The Promise Kept: An Imperial Stout aged in barrels. Beautifully balanced with nice notes of dark cacao and espresso grinds. The Knowledge Gained: A Coffee Stout aged twelve months in bourbon barrels. They used Manbot Coffee roast that gives nice bitter roast notes without being acidic or astringent. Waterfowl: A Helles that they aged in Oak Foeders. Very drinkable lager that goes down easy with a bready malt character and spicy hop bitterness. Clean, crisp, and downright easy going. VIBES SINCE 1920: An American Pale Ale that hits all the spots of an OG APA. This one was created by the women of Chicago Craft Beer and has the traditional grapefruit, resin, and pine notes you want out of an APA. _____ read more
I was in the area and wanted to try out a brewery. Soleman Oath had popped out as it was nearby where I was located. When you drive in it takes you to an industrial/corporate area. The parking lot is massive and there was another brewery on the opposite side. Right before the entrance into the building, they have a unique and interesting outdoor seating area. At the time I was there no one was (the weather was chilly) but there were fire pits. Definitely a very scenic and interesting place to check out I walk in and the bar has few seatings. There was no one there besides the one bartender. I tried their hazy IPA that was a collab with another brewery and it was delicious. Traditional IPA taste. The bartender offered me their favorite beer and it was also delicious. I had a Belgian beer as well and it wasn't my favorite but it was decent. When I'm in the area again, I'd be happy to check this place out especially when the weather is better. I'm sure during the weekends and nicer weather the place can get busy. I went in a random weekday night so was a busy time. read more
As far as brewery's go, I thought inside was dark and uninviting. Outside area had a bunch of covered "huts," but on a hot night, not even a cold beer helped and the beer could have been colder too. We were (just about) the only ones there, and the greeting was not welcoming either. "Two drink minimum at the bar." Eh. Nice craft selection but... read more
Great small tasting room inside the brewery! Lots of different brews to try. There is a beautiful dome forest, which I imagine during the early fall, spring and summer months would be perfect weather for. Go see Courtney and have a beer! read more
At this brewery one must take a solemn oath to never discuss what you hear and see or you die. If you give a good Yelp review they make an exception. Solemn Oath is a unique brewery in Naperville. Finding it is an adventure itself. Those who complete the journey will be rewarded with good ass beer and maybe food trucks. For this thirst quenching journey I brought my one friend. It was quite an adventure finding this amongst the warehouses in the industrial park. This is located behind these buildings and doesn't look like a place you would find anything fun but we ventured on and struck gold with this in the form of golden pints. Has a few unique seating choices. One can hang out in one of the domes in the "forest" outside. Each are heated. The inside of the brewery is good too. I had a Snaggletooth Bandana. It's $6 for most pints. This is a West Coast IPA with hints of citrus and slight hoppyness but not too much though. She had a Belgian Whiteout Ale. This one was pretty smooth. As for food there's not a whole lot. Firesticks Pretzels are $5 a box and that's all they got mostly. They also have marshmallows for those who hang around the fire pits. Finding it can be hard. It's located on Quincy Avenue around these car dealer lots. The domes are in front of the entrance and have to be reserved. read more
10 months ago
Went here for the first time for solemn oath day, so I was only in their outdoor space. Very cool set up and fun and *free* event. Good tunes, beer, food and activities on a hot summer day. I'll definitely come check this brewery out on a normal day. read more
MIDWINTER ALE STORM Warm up with a Belgian IPA inside a private igloo at this popular Naperville brewery. Anyone in the northern latitudes celebrating a birthday in January can attest to the difficulty in finding something fun to do. Our choices are pretty limited when taking into account the cold, snow and ice, not to mention a country still very much crippled by the pandemic. Parties are frowned upon and drinking alone is a slippery slope, so what's a guy to do? Luckily, there's Solemn Oath. It's squirreled away in a small industrial park off of Quincy Ave, not far from the intersection of Ogden & Route 59. Finding this place the first time can be a little tricky (at least it was for us), though rest assured you WILL find them eventually. During summer months, they've got picnic tables with umbrellas and during winter, it's dome city! Reservations are made via their website where you'll choose a date & time before placing a $40 deposit. Any purchases you make go towards that, and if you can't manage to reach that goal, you can grab a 4pk for the road. Our private dome was partially flooded, so my wife and I had to huddle together on one side of the picnic table. No biggie, we like each other ;) Concerning the beer, I loved the Butterfly Flashmob, White Van, and Kölsch. They had very amusing names for brews that otherwise didn't interest me: Flowers in the Midst of Hell, Help Me Father, Resurrected by Vikings (an imperial milk stout), and Snaggletooth Bandana. Maybe some day I'll develop a taste for porters and stouts.....for now I'm sticking with ales, lagers, and my beloved pilsners. My wife (who isn't a huge fan of the brewski) found herself sipping water because Solemn Oath has nothing else for non-drinkers. No pop, ciders, seltzers, nothing. This is a missed opportunity that if addressed, could net them a lot more business. There's a food truck on the premises although it's first-come first-served, and I'm told they run out pretty quickly. * TL;DR * You'll definitely need to take advantage of Solemn Oath's "BYOF" policy and bring in snacks from outside, as the food options are limited/non-existent. Beer prices were fair and the employees seemed chill. They had a couple firepits going, which would've been perfect to huddle around were it not freezing rain. They also gave us a portable heater which kept us warm, that helped to make up for the leaky domicile. The variety of brew was great, but that's all they have so anyone not feeling the IBUs could struggle to enjoy themselves. Here's to returning on a warmer, sunnier, less pandemic-y day. read more
Such a cute find. Found ourselves here on a Saturday afternoon . There was a food truck on site and plenty of outdoor seating. I did not check out the indoor seating. Ordering can be done at a window order area. Love the ambience of the place and craft beers were great read more
3 years ago
An OUTSTANDING Brewery with excellent selection of beers and fantastic service!!!! A must stop when in Naperville!!!! read more
Coolest place ever! It makes you feel like you're in the city. I love being in Naperville even more because of them. They have food trucks, innovative beers and that's coming from someone who doesn't drink beer (yes let's laugh together), they have hard seltzer (city water), and a kick ass Lu Radler, sometimes live music, a popcorn business that comes, it's kid friendly, dog friendly, they now have igloos and a fire pit AND they let you roast marshmallows. The staff is a great group of dudes. Really doesn't get any better than that. read more
7 years ago
A very unique concept all outdoor seating with the igloos and fire pit.....tucked inside a industrial park I mean literally tucked behind took a few minutes to find it but the search was worth this experience. They have both can and draft which gives a great selection beers read more
We were actually really impressed with the outdoor seating set up they have. There were a bunch of picnic type tables and every table I think had an umbrella on top of it which is so nice when it's super hot out. They had signs before walking in that said you must wear your mask but there was no one checking. Their outdoor area is also dog friendly but there wasn't too much space between tables so I'm not sure if I would bring my dog unless I absolutely had a table on the outside area. We came on a Friday night and we ended up finding a spot to stand at near the ordering area. We thought we saw a food truck leaving right as we were arriving so that's nice that they have food options also. They had drink menus posted up along the line and everyone working there was wearing a mask. We tried The dank Loyd Wright Pineapple Express hazy IPA. It was cold and refreshing but just a typical IPA flavor really. I also tried their coconut lime seltzer and loved how strong the coconut was! Quick note about the bathrooms is that there's only three total I think and they got messy quick with how many people were outside. Later on In the night we ended up grabbing a table after people left we probably only sat there about 20 minutes. If you are wanting to sit outside, make sure you get there early to grab a table or expect a wait until you got one. We will definitely come back! read more
4 years ago
My main reason for wanting to go to this brewery was definitely its unique outdoor seating setup - I've never seen a brewery do it like this and I was definitely not let down! They had 6 tents with a gas tower heater inside so it was pretty bearable to sit outside even in January. There were also campfires in the middle and a cute national park sign that made the place feel extra special. As for the beer, I think you partly pay for the atmosphere because $9 for a pint is a bit too much for me, and the ales didn't stand out exactly. Overall still a fun experience and a great place to hang out in the suburbs. read more
3 years ago
They have a nice variety of beers, my favorite is Small Wave. You can get beer flights to sample and buy beer to go. They have a very spacious and cozy outdoor area. They don't serve food, but you can bring your own! It's kind of hard to find at first, it's a bit tucked in (there's signs). The service is friendly read more
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With the health crisis the outdoor seating is fantastic and they seem to be taking it seriously with line control and respecting space for all. We got some beers to go and had a few there. Really great place to enjoy the outdoors and be out for beers! Loved the Oktoberface and the Radth!! read more
9 years ago
While I'm a huge fan of their Butterfly Flashmob, a trip out to the actual brewery in Naperville was kinda meh to be honest. The brewery itself is located in a business warehouse district just at the end of a car mall. Random, but not so uncommon as I feel like I've been to just as random of brewery locations. Location is not difficult to find and plenty of parking... great! However, once I stepped out of the car, I was greeted by the aroma of trash. Not sure if it was just the wind carrying the smell but it literally smelled like a dump just outside the entrance of the brewery. No idea where that was coming from. Once we got in, the place was slammed. Tasting room or more of the tasting area, which essentially a corner of the brewery was carved out to make space to try their beers, is definitely on the smaller side. With the place being slammed and only two people working the bar, service was slow and plenty of taps were "kicked" or donezo. Bummer and only 6 beers to choose from. Anyways after making my choice to do their pale ale "Old Faithorn" it took awhile for me to get my beer as they were replacing the tap. So long that the fiancee finished round one by the time I got my first beer and ended up ordering another round for her. Pale ale was solid but definitely enjoy their Butterfly Flash Mob much more. If you've never tried any of their beers definitely the Butterfly Flashmob should be on your list. Lastly, some things to note. All beers run at $6.50 a pop and no tip is required or taken. And Naperville has a 3 beer limit, so once you hit that third you're done. Not such a bad thing. That's all I got on this one, wish it was a more enjoyable experience. 'Til next time. 194/365 read more
3 years ago
Craft beer + Dog Fundraiser, of course I'll be there! I'm so glad my friend invited me to the Chi Town Pitties fundraiser at Solemn Oath Brewery. As the previous Yelpers mention, the location is a bit odd since it's in an Industrial area, but Siri had no trouble finding it -phew! The bar area is small but luckily it's summer and the patio was open, plus there are booths on the other side as well. The bartenders were cool and I love that they support my friend's fundraiser. I thoroughly enjoyed the Butterfly Flashmob IPA and my friend liked the End All IPA. I ended up buying a 4 pack cans of the Punk Rock for Rich Kids pale mainly because I love the name ;) plus I heard others said it was good. I will definitely come back to SOB and check out their other brews when I'm back in the the Naperville area. read more
4 years ago
Great brewery with good beer and an awesome atmosphere. I LOVE their outdoor patio. Photos don't do it justice. Sipping on a Solemn Oath beer in the Dome Forest is bliss on summer nights. Best part ... they're dog friendly!! read more
I do solemnly swear that Solemn Oath has some friggin' good beers, good atmosphere and just overall is a good time. I've been there a couple of times now and I wish I lived closer so that it could be a regular after work type of stop for me. Naperville has a limit of 3 pints which they impose on Solemn Oath. Some may see this as a deterrent but really when you are drinking beers that range from 5-10.5%, you shouldn't be drinking more than 3. The caveat to the rule is if you get a flight of their beers, that counts as 1 pint. I usually do this as every time I've gone they've had some new beers that I wanted to try. You get to try 4 generous servings of beers in wine glasses. I absolutely love their beer list as it provides great descriptions of each brew being offered. Seating is my only gripe with Solemn Oath. They don't have many seats at the bar and it seems to always be busy no matter what time I come. They have some barrels people can stand around & set their beers down at but aside from the bar, no other seating. It's a small tap room so there isn't much space...but I think there is enough space for some seats around the barrels. Or some small tables. It would definitely help in serving more people. Solemn Oath is BYOF (Bring Your Own Food) as so many breweries are which is great. They also have food trucks there every once in awhile serving the masses. I've bought bombers from Solemn Oath when I've gone because they are usually a couple bucks cheaper than buying them at liquor stores. Score! Now their beers are consistently pretty solid ranging in flavor and type. I've tried a number of them such as: Death By Viking, Ravaged By Vikings, Kidnapped by Vikings, Oubliette, ultrahighfrequency, Bier Der Toten, Pat, Ticklefight, None More Black. Hexafoos, Snaggletooth Bandana, Butterfly Flashmob & Scareball. Checking my Untappd, I rated all of them 4 bottlecaps (except for 2) or higher which is quite rare for a single brewery for me. Proof that they have really solid, reliably delicious beers. My favorites so far have been Skinny Jeans R Ridiculous & Death By Viking. I've come to Solemn Oath and sat alone at the bar & come with others. I felt completely at ease here when solo at the bar and there were others there alone, as well. The bartender was amazing and super helpful in my beer making decisions. Solemn Oath Quick Tips: +No Cash! Credit Cards only. +It's hidden in an industrial area. If you think you're in the wrong place, you're in the right place. +22oz-ers were $7-10 take-out. +Beers pints were $6, Flights of 4 were $9. +They do not take tips! But please buy your bartender a beer for $6. It's their way of tipping without really tipping. +B.Y.O.Food! read more
So, after having tried a few of their beers during Craft beer week I HAD to go down there one to visit. Fortunately, I had some free friends so it worked out for everyone. Solemn Oath is 98% production brewery, 1.5% taproom and .5% merch store. Not that that's a bad thing. Obviously their focus is on getting beer out there instead of crowding people into a warehouse. The taproom has around 10 stools but more importantly, a 3 beer maximum, which makes me a little sad. However, they do have a great selection of stuff, mostly because of the 98% of the operation. Whisper Kisses-was no longer on tap but Snaggletooth Bandana and Famine were both delicious and after getting a tour from Paul, we went back out and tried Dude, Hold my Purse which is their Belgian blonde aged in Cabernet barrels with peaches. Despite the girly sounding name and description it was a tasty beer that smelled and tasted like fruit cocktail and a taproom only exclusive. Which leads me to wonder why have a 3-beer max when they have a substantial list of taproom only beers (and their regular line up isn't too shabby, either.) The taproom is run by nothing but plastic, but you can't add a tip either. Instead you can 'buy your bartender a beer' and while you're at it, buy a beer for a friend. You get a slip of paper, write down what beer and for whom and they put it on the board, (also digitally, in case someone smears the board.) If only they would let me drink more than 3 per visit. read more
I have been a Solemn Oath beer fan for quite a while. Although, I am much farther away from them now than I used to be, so it's much more of a hassle for me to get there. Obviously, that's my fault and not theirs, but I digress. I visited here the same day that I visited Two Fools Cidery, so if you're into cider go check them out too because they are also excellent. Now back on to the review... My significant other and I were lucky and able to snag bar seats. Solemn Oath expanded their outdoor space, but that's not useful in November, so be prepared for it to be crowded. Come right when they open if you do not want a crowd as it's very pleasant to be there with so few people before it started getting packed in the evenings. The night we were there, the Naperville city tour was bussing people in, so it got crazy, real fast. Onto the beer. They have many different styles that I enjoy. One of my standards is the Butterfly Flash mob which I used to get growlers of all of the time, but growlers are getting phased out here for cans and bottles to go instead, so that was kind of a let down. I also enjoy their Vikings Series: Kidnapped by Vikings, Death by Viking, and Ravaged by Vikings. One of my favorites of theirs though is Kavorka which is a seasonal and the rare time I had their "La Grippe" which will always be on my list of favorite beers that I have had. Overall, I LOVE Solemn Oath and when in the Naperville area will try to visit. It does get crazy busy in the late afternoons on the weekends though. read more
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