

Tangled Roots Craft Beer & Kitchen is located in the heart of Mellody Farms, Vernon Hills, IL. Tangled Roots is all about high quality menus paired with authentic locally-brewed craft beers, all served with a relaxed small-town welcome. With our full range of brews on tap, and a wide menu of chef-crafted dishes, you’re sure to find something to suit your tastes. We can’t wait to welcome you to Tangled Roots Craft Beer and Kitchen in Vernon Hills.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 899 N Milwaukee Ave #100, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Phone: (847) 513-7870
Website: https://tangledrootsbrewingco.com/locations/vernon-hills/
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Reviews
We will continue to come here!
We tore into the food before remembering to take photos but we ordered the Beer can chicken salad, which was a huge portion, and the Chicken Club. Both were amazing. Can’t wait to come back again.
The food is solid, though a bit eclectic. The menu jumps from Southern-style biscuits and gravy to fish tacos, which can feel a little disjointed but also adds to the variety. Everything we tried was tasty, even if the offerings seem to lack a unifying theme.
One important note: they add a 3% surcharge for credit card payments. This isn’t very clearly posted, so it can come as a surprise when the bill arrives. It would be much better if there were a prominent notice on the entrance and on the menu to avoid catching customers off guard.
Initial visit: I had a business lunch here last Friday. The vibe of the restaurant is great with a nice size bar with plenty of tables for dining. The server was awesome, very attentive and helpful. The craft beer was great! I would just recommend NOT ordering their Steak and Frites entree unless you like overcooked steak. I completely understand that this is not a steakhouse but we both ordered our steak medium rare and it came out medium, almost well. The chef was nice enough to grill up new steaks for us but I still got the new steak a bit overcooked which I didn’t bother sending back. From the other reviews, I will definitely be back but will order a burger and some appetizers but will stay away from the entrees.
Service was polite and professional but a bit slow. Seems like they were short handed even thought not so busy and it took a bit for waiter to return to table to check on things. We would definitely go again and try the beer flight.
Cookie Skillet dessert with black coffee makes for a good, sugary, Midwest-continental breakfast that’s More Sustaining Than Meat. (Okay, okay, Hershey, maybe not _more_ sustaining.) Stir into the coffee a dollop of this treat’s caramel-syruped ice cream. Just make sure not to touch the deceptively hot skillet to avoid burning. And the CDBs (Cease & Desist Burgers) and BBQBBs (BBQ Brewmaster Burgers) with tater tots have been consistently good with Buffalo sauce, no aioli required.
Service is as excellent as it’s always been, going back to this location’s grand opening.
Notes:
(1) In case wifi is spotty due to cable provider Comcast performing maintenance, 5G cellular data still works fine in the SE corner, if not elsewhere, of this eatery. That’s the table next to the etched glass facing the parking lot. It’s warm there on sunny winter days.
(2) Limited bathrooms may matter if imbibing during busy periods.
(3) There’s a 3% credit card surcharge but a BO($100)GO($50) holiday gift card special is a fabulous seasonal workaround. Buy them with a debit card and then use them to avoid the surcharge. They may also be used to tip.
(4) Android OS tech support alert! In case one’s receipt has a “HOW ARE WE DOING?” questionnaire link, that link is “simply not a standards-compliant QR code…[although] ios [sic] software just happens to not care,” per a Fri, Aug 8, 2025 Reddit post. Some phones running Android 12 or earlier may not be able to “read” that defective QR code from the OS. Install and run a QR code reader app from at least 2023. Trend Micro’s 2023 QR Scanner does the trick and is free as well as ad-free. So, too, does Gamma Play’s Dec 2025 QR & Barcode Scanner, which is free but contains ads.