Goose Island Beer Company - O’Hare Airport

I guess I'll take it for an airport. Ok spot in T1, right in the middle of a bunch of gates in the open. I guess they have like 5-6 taps which are ok stuff. Very expensive. Nothing to write home about whatsoever.

I stopped in at the Terminal C location during a connection I had here. 4 core lineup taps plus a boring seasonal. Prices are exorbitant. The place it cramped and has slow, unfriendly service. This place is pretty much a waste of time. A poor showcasing of Goose Island beers.

There are now 3 of these scattered throughout the airport and all serve the same stuff. 4 regulars and a seasonal. Ambiance is actually worse than typical airport bars. Service is slow and if you are in a rush, you may want to rethink this option. Food was overpriced and underwhelming. Prices for a beer were ridiculous 12.50/pint. For the quality one of the worst values in an airport I have seen in a while. Quite a poor showing by InBev.

Short visit during a layover end of April, 2018. Smallish but popular, so fills up and gets crowded. Didn't stay long, since the space compared to the crowd didn't make me feel comfortable. A tad bit cheaper than some other bars around.

Came here on 6.5.2018. This beer bar is located at the end of concourse B (next to the B1 and B2 gates). A small seating area and an oval bar. They have 6 Goose Island beers and 2 others including Bud Light. I had one IPA. I am not a big fan of their beers. On a positive side this bar enjoys a lot of day light and therefore is better than the average airport bar in my opinion.

Inside concourse B if I recall at the very end. Small bar with some food selection next to it. Airport prices with GI selection noting the Sofie on tap and other InBev regulars not worth the price. OK to stop by if desperate for a beer before boarding considering my flight had free Breckenridge IPA.

This is in between B1 & B2 gates, terminal 1. U shaped bar with 7 GI beers and BL. A few TV's. Prices are $9.50/pint. Good service.

Had to get a beer in IL while I was here for about 90 mins. This is a small little restaurant/bar that was very packed when I visited. But then again the whole airport was. All they had here was Goose Island and other AB products. Prices were a little steep but it was worth it at the time! Staff weren't really knowledgeable and were on auto pilot. There were 7 beers to choose from. Fun fact: Traveling through O'Hare airport in Nov will get you the opportunity to get a free flu shot while you wait!