Great beer here. So much variety and all were very good depending on what your tastes are. I'm more of a lager and pisner guy. My wife loves IPAs. Plenty of good quality and taste. Had some apps and they were very good. Nice ambiance as well as very helpful staff. Been there 2x and will be back

My lovely wife and I visited Elmhurst Brewing awhile back on a whirlwind day in the 'burbs with our drinking friends. This was the fourth establishment that we visited that day. While we had a nice time here, I wasn't totally wowed though that is not really the fault of the venue. I suppose that's what happens when you eat and drink all day. The interior is fun, and the service seemed fine. My love and I enjoyed our flight tree of four beers, and we tried a pretzel stick with beer cheese that our friends had ordered.

Came out to Elmhurst to work on our IL summer beer passport. We visited on a Saturday midafternoon and it was pretty quiet. Quick to get a seat and served. We tried 4 things: hard lemonade seltzer - wonderful CDL - Czech Dark Lager - good Celtic Crimson (Nitro) - good Fools Gold - golden coffee stout - tied for favorite! Lush - NEIPA - really good Vanilla Elevator - tied for favorite! They have a nice patio area but we opted for A/C. Easy, free parking about a block away on the street. Good looking menu for snacks or brunch/lunch/dinner. A beer brunch here would be so fun with friends!

Hit this place the day before we flew out of O'Hare. Beer was great! Service was awesome and the place was very cool inside. Would highly recommend you try!

service was fine good was average they have a few cider options both were light their beer flights are fun I tried the Sponge Bob margaritas and they did not disappoint there's indoor and our door seating avaliable and full bar. I wish this place was here when I was in Elmhurst 10+ years ago

Another place for good ass beer. Elmhurst Brewing is of course in Elmhurst. It's not hard to find a bar around town, but finding locally made beer is something else, and you can get it from here. Gets jam packed on weekends so look for another time to go. They also have a food menu. Beer is the main attraction. It doesn't have a humongous beer list but there's a good variety among what they have. There's of course the IPAs. Also they have some citrus flavors. We tried a few interesting ones the last time. I had the Julius Squeezer, a hazy IPA. It's about $7 for pints. This one has Citra, ID#7, and Trident hops but amazingly isn't extremely hoppy even with all these. As for the food, they have a few healthier choices. We got the Garden Salad. It's $6 for a small bowl. This is a very simple salad with a citrus hop vinaigrette, cucumbers, mixed greens, red onions, and tomatoes. Meat lovers will find more to eat. The food menu is a little expensive but pretty much in line with the nearby restaurants. Good overall brewery. It's safe for anyone to say the beer is better than the food. The food is pretty good though, if only expensive for the amount you get, so save room for the beer and only eat a few bites of whatever.