Bridget McNeill's

Fun little bar! Great live music last night! Decent selection of local and regional craft beers plus the usual Chicago favorites. Fun crowd because that's where the Laugh Company comedians like to go after their show.

Great little local bar with a solid house burger. I'm not a fan of the pizza options here, but each to their own. Wait staff are friendly. They have a dart board and plenty of board games, if that is your thing. Whilst not the Ritz, it is a cosy, generally quiet bar with a relaxed environment.

Where do I even start... This is owned and operated by a husband and wife team. The husband ran the bar while the wife was the only server. It started with entering the restaurant which proved to be difficult since there is no sign and the door that appears to be their main door is actually the fire exit. Though there were few people in the restaurant the server appeared as if they were packed with a wait. She was gone for such long periods of time. Once the food was served, I immediately noticed long hairs in my salad. Multiple long hairs... see photos! As if that weren't bad enough, we noticed a child IN THE KITCHEN. The child was running around which wasn't too much of an issue (other than for his own safety) until he began to climb on the rack where food is placed. If that wasn't enough to gross you out, then listen up -over and over he LICKED THE RACK! just after he climbed and licked where a salad was, the server then went in to the kitchen and served the same salad to a customer. By this time we were so disgusted we talked to the server who seemed not too bothered by it. Then after she went away, the husband(owner) came to talk to us and instead of handling the issue he blatantly said he didn't believe us (until we showed him the pictures, it also helped that the kid was still climbing the rack so we told the owner to turn around and look!!!) He still didn't go into the kitchen to reprimand the child or parent of child. Instead, he told us there was an issue getting a baby sitter and that this does not typically happen. As if that made it ok to have a toddler in a restaurant kitchen. Anyway, it ended with me telling him we were no longer paying for the meal and I will be sure to leave comments every where I can. TO BE FAIR - I was not going to refuse to pay until he refused to remove the child from the kitchen and the rack. Had he not given so many excuses, I could have been much more understanding of someone not being able to find a babysitter.