Location: Long Grove
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Top 10 Bar food in Long Grove, Illinois, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Long Grove, Illinois, United States. Long Grove is an affluent village in Lake County, Illinois, United States, approximately 35 miles (56 km) northwest of Chicago. As of the 2010 census, the village had a population of 8,043. The village has strict building ordinances to preserve its "country atmosphere".
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10. The Wild Buffalo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Bruce428
Well, our initial review when they first opened was bad, but they have changed the Menu and Quality and Service. Wow-I stand corrected. This has become one of favorite Italian Restaurants. The Food is GREAT, Brian our personal server is great, the portions are large and the pricing is very fair. We have been back 3-times and we will be back on a very regular basis. Thank You!!!
9. Brandt's of Palatine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By Mommarazzi
If you want a neighborhood pub type experience with excellent food, friendly people, and good service then come to Brandt's. It has been an institution in Palatine for years. We just recently ate there within the past 3 years and it has become a regular stop. The hamburgers are superb, as are the potatoes. They have nice outdoor dining in the summertime, and crowded but comfortable seating inside.
8. Gators wing shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By johnmod
The wings are the best around. I ordered them plain for my kids. So crispy and flavorful even with out sauce on them. They have food for everyone. I had a great chop salad. The pizza is great. Service is spot on. I highly recommend it.
7. Kona Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Kona Grill was built on Exceptional Experiences and meals that create memories. Our global menu features contemporary American favorites, award-winning sushi, and specialty cocktails â all made from scratch using only the freshest ingredients. While the p
Reviewed By ieduca8
Service was hit-or-miss. Saw our server only a few times; saw the manager & bus boy more. Don't know why service wasn't that great; the restaurant was pretty much empty except for us, but then became more crowded as we were ready to leave. Food was mediocre, little taste, for a high price. The margarita flatbread was bland & the crust was chewy. We also ordered the pulled pork sliders, & the hamburger sliders. Neither stood out, although the size of the hamburger sliders were huge - more like burger-sized than slider sized! We won't be back to Kona Grill....but if you want to try this place, go during Happy Hour when food prices are drastically reduced.
6. Prairie House Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Edward C
Recently, my wife and I along with my daughter and family had dinner at the Prairie House Tavern in Buffalo Grove,Ill. This is a casual neighborhood restaurant with a wide menu selection at reasonable prices. Service as always is very good.We make it a point to visit this restaurant when visiting our daughter and her family who live in Long Grove, Ill.
5. Countyline Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
We bring a spirit of abundance to our table with an authentic American tavern experience. Enjoy the satisfaction of comfort food and the freedom of choice through small and large plates and unique offerings shared with family and friends. We offer a large
Reviewed By j0celynma
Countyline Tavern was a pleasant surprise! Trendy and rustic-chic decor, flavor profiles were great. My boyfriend and I had El Matador and Winter Thyme drinks; both were delicious but the Winter Thyme was really something special. They bring you a crusty bread with a dipping sauce instead of butter. Not sure what kind of sauce it was, but I used it on everything!! It was super tasty. Charcuterie board to start. An emmentaler cheese brand Iâve never heard of before that was shaved so thin, the shards melted in your mouth! Amazing. My boyfriend ordered the bacon-wrapped brats which were good, but the smashed potatoes on the side were inedible. Very strong vinegar taste. The only bad thing we ordered there. But they were kind to bring him plain mashed potatoes which were good. I ordered the Prime Ale Burger which was soggy with greaseâa little off-putting at first, but so delicious when I took a bite that I didnât mind getting messy hands! Bourbon Budino for dessert which was a light, caramelly custard in a jar with a mountain of with whipped cream. Amazing. We left feeling so stuffed we could barely move. Service was friendly and timely. Ambiance was cozy. Food was mostly delicious. I was very impressed! Would definitely come back.
4. The Village Tavern
Overall Ratings
3 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By Deborah D
Established in 1849, the Village Tavern has a welcoming atmosphere with friendly staff and generous servings. Antiques help add to the ambience. There is live music on some evenings. The pib area is separate from the restaurant. We enjoyed our meal, especially the huge onion rings!
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3. Pub 83
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By TERRISCHWARTZ
This location has had numerous restaurants - none have been able to stay open. Iâm not sure why as we are always looking for good places to try. This restaurant was ok. Service wasnât particularly good - our waiter was Perry. He wrote everything down but couldnât remember anything. My husbands salad to which he added salmon contained a large piece of salmon - salad was ordinary. I had an average turkey club with limp cold fries. So disappointing. There is an outdoor patio which was great as it was a beautiful night. We will not be back.
2. The Chatterbox
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By mrkevin
The charming antique village of Long Grove has seen its ups and downs over the years, and the Chatter Box is a much-needed breath of fresh air for the area. Set just off the street in a barn house, the Chatter Box has a main floor which is dominated by a large bar in the center with tables around it. We dined here at a table for a Sunday brunch.What immediately surprised us was how homey the place was. It felt like a neighborhood bar, and all of the staff and the owner were extremely professional and friendly. Maybe a total of 10 tables around the bar, it's intimate. There is a larger area for dining upstairs, but it wasn't open when we dined.There is a large selection of craft brews and cocktails available, as well as some refreshing house takes on standard drinks. Food stood out as excellent! We tried the bacon wrapped dates as an appetizer which were very tasty. The fish and chips were authentic to my Scottish mother-in-law's homemade recipe as well. I had the special of the day fish salad which was ample, with a great lemon garlic dressing. My other dining mate had a shrimp cocktail where the cocktail sauce had bits of shrimp in it. For dessert, we tried the homemade deep fried doughnut split in half with vanilla ice cream which was decadent and big enough for three to share. Neighboring tables were friendly as the drinks flowed. We couldn't pass up the pineapple upside down shots. Yum. Their tacos and the sliders looked amazing.We met the owner, and he explained that everything was made from scratch in the kitchen. That makes sense, because food was great and we had a great time.This is a gem of a place!
1. Joanie's Pizzeria of Long Grove
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Loaded with family traditions, homemade BBQ sauce and a secret family pizza sauce. Owner Joanie Shunia has renovated the space to include a new bar and a bright, welcome interior which house some of the original recipes from the first Village Pizza of Det
Reviewed By retiredandlovingit07
We were in the area spending Christmas with our family. We had tickets to "Holiday Inn" and were looking for an after-theater meal. Pizza was suggested and gluten-free was a must. I always count on Google and Trip Advisor and once again they did not fail me! Joanie's is locally owned and the owner himself helped the five of us find a spot. He noted that karaoke would begin in just over an hour. Well, the pizza, both gluten and gluten-free were great! MANY choices of toppings and sizes to please all. Great salad, too. We all enjoyed our choices AND were dubious when the karaoke equipment was brought it, but that just brought more pleasure to our evening.This guy had a following at Joanie's and were quite good at the numbers they sang. It wasn't loud and rowdy, and we stayed on enjoying the music and people involved. We highly recommend all aspects of Joanie's! (It looked as though they had a good takeout pizza business going, too.)
Where to eat Italian food in Long Grove: The Best Restaurants and Bars
