Great looking location with your average brewpub vibe, a glass wall showing off the copper fermenters, wood & brass everywhere. Plus the place is pretty big. When I went it was quiet and service was fine but I asked for a small beer & wound up with 22oz which was ok as they didn’t force me to pay for a large. Good selection of Goose Island beers, ok prices and knowledgeable staff. A decent brewpub plus Binny’s is across the street which made it perfect for my one night stopover in Chicago!

Stopped in on the way home from DLD 2013. Very nice atmosphere, great selection of food and beers. Wish they had samplers, but they had half pints that worked. Service was good, our waitress was very knowledgeable and fun to joke with. Food selection was very good, light meals for lunch and bigger portions for dinner. Will definitley go back when in Chicago.

Nice atmosphere and large enough that it wasn’t super packed (and uncomfortable) like some of the other Chicago beer bars we were at...though we went on a Thursday, so who knows. Good selection of both Goose Island brewpub and main company beers, including new stuff every week. Prompt service.

It’s hard to be shopping in the area and NOT stop here. The brew pubs were not included in the sale of Goose Island, and they are still wonderful. Lots of events. Lots of one off beers. Hit this place up for lunch and sign up for any events they host.

This has been my favorite brewpub in Chicago for years. Yes I’m not happy that bud (InBev) bought them out...but the beers don’t seem to have changed for the worse yet (and I can actually get Goose Island IPA at Yankee Stadium...which is a vast improvement over previous offerings!). I like this pub...it’s really a fun place...and I always enjoy the large selection of Goose Island craftbeers. The food is good enough...but it’s really all about the beer here.

Cheers-T.G.I. Friday’s type atmosphere. Impressive for the sheer volume of homemade brews on tap, smartly organized for the navigation of curious but inexperienced customers, which might make up a large percentage of their business. The inclusion of half sizes for many of the offerings is an obvious plus, as well as the high percentage of pub-only offerings. Bar service seemed rather disinterested on this visit.

Took a brewpub tour had a great time! Learned a lot about the difference between the brewpub and A-B Goose Island. I like that this is independent of Big Goose. The Brewpub should take advantage of that and lower prices a little bit. I felt that was the only issue with the pub pint prices are $1-2 more than I would like and growler prices were insane!

Pretty much my favorite brewpub in the Chicago area, the classic locale of the Clybourn Brewpub always brings me back. A food menu that I enjoy quite a bit (Cuban, Caesar Salad, Duck Rueben, etc) with a great brewpub beer menu that focuses on a variety of styles and always has cask beer and a good deal of session beer available. Incorporates the Fulton brewery’s beers into their own menu, I really like the selection and variety here. Jared Rouben is doing great things here with his beer and barrel program. The events here are always standouts and for a ticker like me, you cannot beat the Flight option. Love the bar vibe here as well.

Nice brewpub, good selection of Goose Island beers. We had the chips...not bad. Service was pretty good, but our waitress would disappear from time to time.

A very nice brewpub. You can get a nice selection of beers from the brewery, many of which aren’t bottled or otherwise available. You can also get growlers. There is one guest tap.