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The Little Owl Social Pub is your cozy neighborhood spot in Brookfield, IL—a place where good drinks, great food, and even better company come together. We’re proud to serve a rotating selection of local and regional craft beers, alongside classic cocktails you know and love and seasonal creations that keep things fresh all year long. Whether you’re stopping in for a quick pint, a perfectly balanced margarita, or settling in for the night, there’s always something worth sipping. The Little Owl is all about bringing people together. From weekly events like trivia, open mic, karaoke, and live music to laid-back happy hour vibes, there’s always a reason to gather, laugh, and stay awhile. It’s the kind of place where you can meet friends
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Address: 3747 Grand Blvd, Brookfield, IL 60513
Phone: (708) 255-5445
Website: https://www.littleowlbrookfield.com/
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Reviews
Rey Colón
We had wings, burgers and drinks. Everything was good. The girls played video games afterwards. Overall a nice evening on this busy strip. I can see myself hanging out here again.
… moreSherelle A. Withers
I always love checking out the “local flavor” which I believe can be felt the most in the local bar/pubs. It was my 1st time going to Little Owl and I had fun. They have a nice selection of rotating craftbeers and fun, unexpected karaoke with ACE Entertainment on every other Tuesday night. Love the split level buildout and decor. Will check this place out again!
… moreVeronica Patel
Stopped by for a quick bite. Prices are reasonable. Server was nice. I had a mojito it was refreshing. The food was good. I had a chicken sandwich. It was a big sandwich and the honey was delicious. Very crispy. The atmosphere is chill. I run hot so I felt the place was warm. They had the doors open and fans going but I’d prefer some ac. Other than that, I had a nice time. I’d come back.
… moreKaitlyn Davies
Super cute place!! The waitress was very nice and the food was excellent I got the gyro fries and they were incredible. Also a strawberry basil mule. Also incredible.
… moreMichelle Patterson
I’ve been here twice – once for Saturday night karaoke and once for dinner. The service is great with friendly staff. The karaoke was a blast. Everyone was so into it, and they have a great cocktail and drinks list. For dinner, I had the pork belly tacos, which were delicious. I will definitely make this a regular place to hang out.
… moreGrace Chafee
Wonderful local spot with FANTASTIC employees and a super cozy atmosphere. They have good vegetarian options and lots of board/card games to choose from. <3
… moreRemy Hoppe
If you’re disabled, don’t even bother trying to hang out here. Lgbtq+ friendly does not mean all are welcome. On their Google, it says they have accessible entrance, accessible seating, accessible walking space, and an accessible bathroom. One of those is true, and it’s not any of the ones that actually make for an enjoyable experience (hint: it’s the bathroom. Why have an accessible bathroom if I have to fight to get to your bathroom? Bruh)
The front door is heavy and not wide enough for a power chair. There’s no part of the bar that’s lowered for manual chair users and the only wheelchair friendly seating is in a lowered seating area with stairs, meaning you can’t even get your wheelchair to the wheelchair friendly tables. The space is tight, especially if you try to go on a weekend.
If you wanna play a board game, you have to walk up some stairs to a balcony where they’re all stored. The staff said you can bring them down off the balcony, but yeah no way a wheelchair user is going to get to that stuff. Even with my crutch, I probably wouldn’t risk it. So, overall, disabled people are not welcome here.
The staff was nice and this is no hate to them. Our server/bartender was nothing but sweet. Loved her, wish I caught her name.
The food was a mix. Some of it was good, some of it was mediocre. Fried pickles were subpar, and personally they’re my go to bar snack, so I was disappointed.
The beer list is extensive, which makes sense for a place mini-maxing on 2016 Pacific Northwest hipster culture. But the descriptions on the menu aren’t as descriptive as they could be. I’m reading some of the descriptions and I have no clue what the flavor palette of this beer is. Some descriptions are more helpful than others, but one or two tell you absolutely nothing.
Maybe I’m being harsh because I was promised accessibility and it was far from that, but overall I had a very disappointing night.
… moreThe front door is heavy and not wide enough for a power chair. There’s no part of the bar that’s lowered for manual chair users and the only wheelchair friendly seating is in a lowered seating area with stairs, meaning you can’t even get your wheelchair to the wheelchair friendly tables. The space is tight, especially if you try to go on a weekend.
If you wanna play a board game, you have to walk up some stairs to a balcony where they’re all stored. The staff said you can bring them down off the balcony, but yeah no way a wheelchair user is going to get to that stuff. Even with my crutch, I probably wouldn’t risk it. So, overall, disabled people are not welcome here.
The staff was nice and this is no hate to them. Our server/bartender was nothing but sweet. Loved her, wish I caught her name.
The food was a mix. Some of it was good, some of it was mediocre. Fried pickles were subpar, and personally they’re my go to bar snack, so I was disappointed.
The beer list is extensive, which makes sense for a place mini-maxing on 2016 Pacific Northwest hipster culture. But the descriptions on the menu aren’t as descriptive as they could be. I’m reading some of the descriptions and I have no clue what the flavor palette of this beer is. Some descriptions are more helpful than others, but one or two tell you absolutely nothing.
Maybe I’m being harsh because I was promised accessibility and it was far from that, but overall I had a very disappointing night.
Jazlynn Rico
This was the first time I was gonna try this place out but they where super rude and a bit racist they said they had no tables available and would call me ones one opened up but I kept seeing people walk in and get a table. So I called just to check if they had a estimate time on when a table would be available and the response was very rude they said I told we will call u ones it does and then hung up on me. I don’t know if it was a coincidence but 2 other Hispanic men walked in and they also got told they had no tables available.
… moreJacob Krol
I’ve been here a few times now, and I’ve yet to be disappointed by the food or the service. The sandwiches and wings are delicious and affordable, and everyone who has served us has been awesome. It’s a bit of a trek, but we love coming by on Wednesdays for trivia.
… moreCassie
Celebrated a friend’s birthday, nice amount of space for the group. Server did a great job. Music was nice.
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