Granite City Food and Brewery - Orland Park
No Longer In Business

Taps: 6 | Bottles: 0
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  • AMBIANCE 4/5
  • SERVICE 6/10
  • SELECTION 6/15
  • FOOD 7/10
  • VALUE 5/10
  • OVERALL 12/20
dragonlady1010  (25) Illinois | October 28, 2010
Mediocre beer with very little selection. Food was decent but not fantastic. I was at a different location that I thought had much better beer. Nothing to write home about.
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  • AMBIANCE 3/5
  • SERVICE 7/10
  • SELECTION 5/15
  • FOOD 8/10
  • VALUE 6/10
  • OVERALL 12/20
dm9831  (34) Monee, Illinois | October 24, 2008
the food is good, the beer is adequate, the service is friendly. and they have wifi, which is always a plus for me, although i never do anything meaningful with it. perhaps a good place to have lunch, but the traffic around the place is so troublesome that it takes much too long to get to the place.
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  • AMBIANCE 3/5
  • SERVICE 8/10
  • SELECTION 7/15
  • FOOD 7/10
  • VALUE 6/10
  • OVERALL 11/20
msante79  (342) Mount Prospect, Illinois | August 11, 2008
Stoped for eats for my dad’s birthday. Sort of has the dry corporate feel. Food was good and the triple chocolate brownie desert was top notch. Only 5 beers on tap which was disapointing. All beers were average and I liked the IPA the best. Would go back for food but not beer with Rock Bottom down the street and Flossmoor Station an extra 15 minutes away.
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  • AMBIANCE 3/5
  • SERVICE 7/10
  • SELECTION 8/15
  • FOOD 6/10
  • VALUE N/A
  • OVERALL 13/20
Cornfield  (143) Oak Forest, Illinois | December 31, 2007
For me it’s always about the beer, so this chain restaurant that merely ferments wort shipped from Minnesota strikes a sour note from the get-go. It’s located at the northern end of the congested mess known as Orland Park’s stretch of LaGrange Road, i.e., not a fun place to get to or out of. Nice clean & new (just opened about two & a half weeks now), it’s an okay spot for eats. The beers are the same mediocre fare that I’d had out in the Rockford joint. (Growlers at $15?!?) I liked the barmaid, who took care of me well, but despite her buxomness, she was a tad thin for me and made me want to see my full figured intellectual friend in Rockford. Stop buy for eats and if you want to tick off a place and some beers, but you’d be better off travelling a couple miles down LaGrange to see what Iain Wilson’s been brewing at the Rock Bottom Orland Park. Amen.

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