May 17, 2012
A nice place in an old train station with a nice outdoor seating area. Food has been good every time I have been. Service is good but they aren’t overtly knowledgeable. Selection is good with usually at least a barrel aged offering. Prices are fare and it is worth a stop if you are down this way.

April 21, 2012
I thoroughly enjoyed the train station environment. Good solid pub food, and a decent selection of beer. I enjoyed both the food and beer I tried.

April 16, 2012
Wow. I was in town for a conference and stopped by here. This place was near perfection. I ordered a beer sampler and they brought me 16 different brews they had on tap. The food was high quality bar food - fish and chips were fantastic, and the pulled pork sandwich was quite good. Good service and a great local selection. And the aura was exactly what I want/expect from a local brewpub.

February 19, 2012
top notch small brewery. Good service, good food, Great beer. Go there if you are in the area.

January 13, 2012 [ Updated January 14, 2012 ]
Stumbled in during happy hour, when they had free pizza, sausage and peppers, nachos with tons of topping, and of course, beer. It was comfortably crowded with a great vibe, good service despite the crowds. Range of beers available was well above average, and all were solid to outstanding. A must-stop on any itinerary near Chicago.

January 7, 2012
awesome place. great selection of beer. great ambiance. Great place to bring kids. Food and service really great. Beer is even better!

January 1, 2012
Location right off of the tracks. Rainy cold day added to the ambiance. Pulled up a seat at the bar. Loved the toy train going around the top of the brewery. Lots of house brews on tap but nothing unique. Hoping for world-class but only had working class. Still glad I had a chance to visit.

December 29, 2011
Stopped by for lunch late October 2011. Very cool brewery/restaurant in a very nice town. Inside is big and clean. Service was good and prompt but you could tell the guy knew nothing about beer, that’s ok, I do. Selection of beer was very good, a dozen or so different offerings with the highlight being BA Collaborative Evil. Food was great, lots of options to chose from. Value seemed great for the sampler and lunch. This place is a must stop, for the beer, food and town.

December 6, 2011
Stopped here on my way out of Chicago. Really nice location, and the inside was very appealing. My sister, who has been to many brewpubs ranks Flossmoor as her favorite based on appearance. I ordered the beer sampler, and chicken flautas, which were excellent. And my sister ordered the vegetable plate, which was huge! and fresh! The beers were of decent quality, I didn’t get to try anything rare, but it was a worthwhile stop.

October 20, 2011
(Visited 02/2011): Made the nearly two hour drive from the northwest suburbs of Chicago to visit Flossmoor. The brewpub is located on Sterling right next to some train tracks and sits up a short hill of a circle. Parking is fairly abundant on the streets in all directions. The inside stays with the train theme and offers a view of the brewing equipment right at the entrance. The bar is straight back and there is table seating through the rest of the space. Available beers are posted in the bar area. As for the beers they have around 12 on tap and they are available in a sampler. Bottled Flossmoor brews are located in a small cooler to go as well, and I assume they can be consumed on premise too. Service on a moderately busy weekday evening was good. The server had a good grasp of the beers on tap and was attentive throughout my meal. Flossmoor’s food menu is fairly eclectic and they appear to do different "theme" foods. Typical appetizers, soups and sandwiches are augmented with gigantic burritos, fajitas, perch dinners etc. My food was enjoyable. Overall I am happy to have made the trip here and would visit again if given the chance.