Adams Street Brewery

No complaints from me about Adams Street Brewery. The atmosphere is rich with heavy wood surfaces, well-preserved from centuries past. A little low volume music and this place is pretty peaceful Beers on tap and presumably brewed by the restaurant we're all satisfying. The pork chop was tasty and filling! Service warmed up after a few minutes and was friendly and helpful.

Max loves German food and we were pleased to see this brewery attached to a German restaurant. Max was all in for a beer. I'm not a beer lover, but I did see root beer on the menu. They make their own. I'm not much of a carbonated drink lover, but I chugged that root beer like I was trying to win a contest at a frat party. It really quenched the thirst. Seating around the bar is plentiful, and they even have hooks under the bar top for your bag. We are coming back for dinner, we just aren't sure if it will be back at the bar, or maybe we will sit at a table.

The less formal side of Berghoff. We stopped in for a quick lunch. I had the Cuban sandwich which was really great with their pork jus. My friend had a Ruben and said it was great. Service was friendly and knowledgeable. Gave us a rundown of who was in the portraits and good choices on the menu. I will come back on my next trip!

So, I'm not quite sure how it works between the Adams Street Brewery and The Berghoff Restaurant. They appear to be one in the same (more or less). I checked in under the brewery, so here we are.I found this to be a cozy spot in downtown Chicago to grab a few beers and a bite to eat. I thought they had a solid selection of craft beer. The food was also spot on. There is plenty of seating and the service wasn't bad. I'd come back.

The first time I was here was four years ago, and the second time was last week. I have to say, this is a great place with really delicious beer and tasty food to go with it. The furniture has an old-style design. You can also watch sports events here. Great bar

Adams Street Brewery is both a pub and brewery. It's actually a part of The Berghoff Restaurant. Sit at the bar and you can get beer and order food too. Lots of their own beers and many guests. The food is rather uninteresting. It has a pretty long history in the area. Something that has even more history is the restaurant this is brewed in. The Berghoff is a classic and looks like it's been here a long time. Forget about the food. What's much better is what's on tap. I was sure to try a beer. Last time here it was a Helles Lager, a best seller. It's $7 for a pint. This is very clean looking and smooth. Also check out The Berghoff food menu. It basically is typical stuff at a pub. The food isn't all that impressive but the atmosphere is classic and you can find some pretty good things.

Sat at bar on a Thursday rush hour and had two apps...onion apple soup and potato pancakes (loaded up)...both very nice.Had a Czech style pils to wash down.Great live band, to boot!

Great ambiance, good food, lots of beer choices and friendly service. Location is good too.

What a beautiful and amazing place! We had some of the best Czech and Austrian beer accompanied by delicious Bavarian food. The highlight of the visit, thought, was our service. Our waitress, Susan, was so kind, helpful, and patient as we browsed the menu with our kids. She was attentive, friendly, helpful and fun. This was a true gem of a restaurant coupled with amazing Chicago hospitality courtesy of our server. Thank you, Adams Brewery, for a great time! It felt like home!

they don't come out to ask you anything for atleast 40 minutes.left before we even got anything, it was terrible experience. Do not recommend.