It has a great dive bar atmosphere, delicious craft beer, and cool bar games.
It may be hidden at the back of an industrial park but it’s definitely worth a visit!
This is the original Goose Island Tap room. A must visit for crafty beer lovers.
Pizza? Is there a pizza over here? My eyes are totally focused on the beers brewed here... oh these beers. Award winnings from all around the world! Come for the pizza. Stay for the beer!
Friendly staff, good selection of beers, and 3 different growler sizes to choose from.
The beers are always on rotation much like their excellent sister site, DryHop. Amazing burgers and pizza. A new favorite.
Kedzie Ave. brewery is open to the public Wednesdays through Saturdays, from 2-10pm. It offers complimentary guided tours every Wednesday through Saturday at 6pm.
Lots of solid beers and good food options if you get to this brewery just off the the beaten path.
A trip to the bathrooms let’s you venture into their canning area.
Rick Bayless has a gem in this West Loop craft brewery and Oaxacan-themed taqueria. Check out the 2nd level for more space and calmer vibes. No reservations and beers/food are available to-go.
Made-on-premise beers—available by the glass or flight—pair with a selection of hearty sandwiches, burgers, seafood and bar snacks, plus a newly launched brunch menu. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
The beer is delicious and the food is pretty good too! The 6 beer flight lets you try most of their offerings!
Friendly helpful staff, great fresh beer, and a great atmosphere. What more could you ask for? Oh yeah, I hear the food’s good too!
This is a great must visit spot for beer lovers but it is also very much in the "hood" so I recommend taking a car there and going during the day.
Hidden gem of a brewery with lots of space, great beers to drink or to go, views of the manufacturing facility and even an old school arcade.
Go down the alley to the left of the building and head for the door at the end. There you will find Beervana; a magical place full of great beer and some super cool folks.
