

Brewpub pairing house beers including flights with creative tavern eats in a minimal-chic setting.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 Lake St, Oak Park, IL 60302
Phone: (708) 434-5232
Website: http://www.onelakebrewing.com/
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Reviews
Sadly, the grain bowl and the stuffed peppers are no longer on the menu. New vegetarian items include a portabella “philly” sandwich, a hummus and veggies plate, and the beyond burger. The hummus veggie plate was ok, carrots and radish with some hummus. Same with the philly, just ok. Mushroom was hot but not seasoned or cooked much. The fries are now shoestring fries, and arrived lukewarm at best. This was our neighborhood spot, I hope the menu will add more vegetarian items in the future.
We got a group of 14 people here on a late Sunday afternoon. Nobody had ever been here before. We chose this place because it was a central location for everyone. The first impression was that it was a pretty neat place. The beer bottle chandelier is a really nice touch.
The service itself was fine. Not great. Not bad. Just fine. I guess this was a slower time of day, therefore the bartender was taking care of the tables as well as the bar. She did a fine job.
I’m not a craft beer connoisseur myself, so I tried the soccer mom seltzer. Apparently it’s something that they make in-house. It’s awful. It tastes like a watered-down wine cooler that lost all of its fizz. I do not recommend it.
The food was extremely overpriced for the portions that they serve. For example, I ordered the barbecue pork sandwich. It came on a big bun, but when you open the sandwich, the portion of the protein was disproportionately smaller than the bun. The temperature of the food was not great either. They also upcharge you for ordering additional sauces. About the only thing I give them credit for (food-wise) is that the fries were tasty. Otherwise, everyone else in my group pretty much felt the same way that I did.
The beer might be good, but no one in the group said anything remarkable about it.
When it first opened service was kind of a toss up especially if you were on the roof but it seems alot of those kinks have been worked out! Overall the staff has been helpful and polite.
The rooftop is my favorite and I have yet to dine in on the main level. The only down side is as of my last visit they still dont have a full bar just beer and wine but dont let that stop you from checking it out!
The server on the rooftop, Lucas, was definitely stretched thin. He was also a cool guy when he stopped by our table. The rooftop was an awesome experience especially after the sun set and the lighting stood out a bit more.
We just had drinks (only house brews were available at the rooftop bar). Only $6 a pint definitely makes this a place where we’ll come back!
Of their house beers, I preferred the lighter Hopbrite and Helles No! over their darker Goodnight Cow (lactose stout) and Schwartzbier. And I’m usually a fan of darker beers.