Cobblestone - Chicago

We LOVE Cobblestone! Made a reservation a few weeks ago ready to enjoy some warm weather on the patio. Unfortunately it ended up raining and we were very nervous on whether or not there would be seating for us on a Saturday night. We are beyond thankful, Cobblestone made accommodations for us and we were able to be seated inside and enjoyed a warm meal. These are the types of things that makes Cobblestone stand out from other restaurants in the area. We love all of them but there's something so homey, peaceful, and kind that keeps bringing us back. For the food we ordered the Langos--deliciously warm flatbread with olives and cheese, Fish & Frites--wonderfully crispy and well seasoned, and the Roasted Herb Chicken--I devoured the entire plate in one seating it was one of the most delicious chicken dishes I've had. Plenty of amazing cocktails and ciders to choose from. Thank you Cobblestone for making our night memorable and special!

Great spot in Lincoln square for awesome beers and amazing food. Not terribly pricey either!Great vibes inside this place between the staff and the layout. Big patio on the sidewalk as well, always a nice touch for the summer. Highly recommend stopping in for the burger and checking out their seasonal menu!

Interesting little place. We met some friends here who absolutely love this place. So we met them here for dinner. This is a neighborhood place, cozy on the inside. There is a nice outdoor area.Honestly, there isn't much to say on my part. Looking at the menu, I felt like it was all over the place, from French to German to Hungarian. There wasn't much on the menu that appealed to me beyond the sausage plate, burger and the fish and chips, so I got the burger. This was a solid entrée except the fries were on the lukewarm side. Our friend ordered the Coq Au Vin. While the presentation looked great, it didn't look like it was half a chicken if you look at the photo...maybe a small one? The Doctor got the Fish and Chips and enjoyed it. Interesting that his fries were hot and mine were not.I think this place specialty is the drink menu. According to The Queen, they have a pretty good selection of ciders, which she loves. So maybe this is a place to come on a nice for a drink outside. They did have a nice rose proseccoFor me, there wasn't much on the menu for dinner or brunch that would make me drive over for a meal. Food was good, just not my cup of tea.

Nice place with flavorful food. Great cider and ale selection. Menu is somewhat limited

Cobblestone for me is somewhere between a 3 and a 4. It's not terrible, but I also don't feel like it's rave-worthy. We came here on a Friday night and started off with fries, Brussel sprouts and the pork belly as an appetizer. The fries were decent, but it is relatively hard to mewe up fries. The Brussel sprouts were pretty delicious, so if you do come here, I would recommend ordering. As a pork belly fan, I was relatively disappointed because the menu described the dish as crispy and complex in flavor. I actually found the flavor to be lacking and one note. For an entrée, I got the mussels. The broth was very one note, with no real depth of flavor. The bread could have been grilled better. I tried the bite of the trout and I can't say I was a complete fan.Overall, I think I would give it another shot, but I was a little underwhelmed.

I'd give this place between a 2 and 3. Lots of potential here and maybe I just caught them on an off night. I doubt I'll come back to see.We went inside to ask if we could sit outside, as it was a beautiful night. It took awhile to figure that out, given there were only a couple people inside.We got seated and I ordered a beer. It took about 15 minutes to get it. Mind you, it wasn't busy inside and the waiter wasn't bringing a bunch of drinks outside either. So I don't know what was taking so long to pour a beer.When he took our order, I ordered the burger, as that's what I was in the mood for and people on here had said good things about. The server said that wasn't the burger anymore and they had a different one. I didn't like half the toppings on the special one so that was a no. I ended up ordering the fish and chips as that was the only other thing that sounded decent.It took about 40 minutes for our food to come out. The fries were cold. The fish was decent. Definitely not worth $21.Server was nice, clearly frazzled. I understand if a place is short staffed but say something before we sit down - that it will be a longer wait, so we can decide.

My friend and I came for a late lunch, we were informed that the kitchen would be closing in a few minutes, so we put in an order of Schnitzel and Waffle, but they were out of waffles. It happens. So my friend ordered a sandwich with fries and I ordered their Waldorf salad - dressing on the side - and two sausage links. Here's where it gets weird: What came out was my friend's sandwich with a side salad (small bowl) drenched in dressing. The guy who brought it out even SAID "side salad." My friend said he didn't order a side salad and I said I ordered a full - then the server actually said: "Even though I said side salad this is actually the full salad" and gave it to me. I told him that the size was clearly a side, but the guy doubled down and confirmed that it was indeed a full size salad. When I pointed out that my friend didn't receive his fries and that meant the salad was actually a side to the sandwich, the guy refused to agree and walked away.When he returned with my friend's fries, I again told him that I did not think it was a full salad, but this time he ignored me a walked away. After a considerable amount of time, our waiter came and I asked if my bowl was the full size salad and he admitted that the order was put in wrong and that the salad was indeed a side. They wanted to make me a new salad and comp me for it (very nice of them) but two thoughts came into my mind: 1) their frustration at not being able to close the kitchen and 2) what I hear some restaurants do to the food of customers they perceive as difficult. NOT that they would do this, but it is a fear of mine. So I told them no. At the end of the meal I told the waiter, if the guy had just said, sorry we put in the wrong order and corrected it, all is well in my book, but he lied and ignored me. Then the waiter told me the guy is on a learning curve and they've had to talk to him about being rude to customers - meaning he's done this before. Then the waiter asked me to return so they could comp me for an app. Side note: they charged me for the two sausage links. Sigh.

Food tasted good. In terms of food, I'd go back for the burger which was delicious. Coming in second was the grilled shrimp with tagliatelle pasta. I felt they could add another piece of fish as they were in the small side as an entree for the fish and chips dish.Server and hostess were very accommodating and friendly.

We always have such a wonderful time here and especially enjoy visiting during the warmer months when we can sit one one of the two outdoor patios. The quality of the cocktails is outstanding. The wine menu is small but very thoughtful and awesome. And the food...THE FOOD! Tonight we enjoyed the langos flatbread, which we have had before and is amazing. For my entree, I selected the summer shrimp roll, which I have also had before because it is SO FREAKING GOOD and is served on brioche bread with a side of Old Bay chips that just taunt me because they know there is no freaking way I can eat them all. My husband ordered the fish and frites tonight, and the cod was exceptional. No room for dessert which was sad because dessert is always so good here. Service is always outstanding (thanks to Lucas, our server this evening). Bottom line: run, don't walk, to Cobblestone.

We didn't really enjoy our experience. My main meal was really dry although the mussels were very good and apps were pretty good. The service was not attentive. We waited a lot and it wasn't busy.