
Discover Lemont’s newest culinary gem—Barrel & Vine—where exceptional food and elevated comfort come together. Step into our newly renovated bar and dining space, designed to offer a relaxed, upscale, and truly family‑friendly atmosphere. Founded by a passionate local couple with deep roots in the restaurant world, Barrel & Vine brings the character and charm of historic downtown Lemont to life. Executive Chef Julio Nunez showcases a vibrant New American menu, blending creativity with fresh, scratch‑made ingredients that highlight his signature culinary flair. Enhance your experience with one of our handcrafted cocktails, thoughtfully curated to pair perfectly with our dishes and elevate every visit.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 206 Main St, Lemont, IL 60439
Phone: (630) 312-8687
Website: https://www.barrelvine.net/
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Reviews
The ribeye steak sandwich was absolutely amazing — perfectly cooked, flavorful, and easily one of the best brunch items I’ve had in a while. It’s clear they care about quality and creating a great dining experience.
Highly recommend Barrel & Vine if you’re looking for a spot to enjoy great food and spend quality time with family. We’ll definitely be back!
Our server Amanda was amazing — attentive, friendly, and genuinely passionate about making sure we had a great time. She made fantastic recommendations from both the food and dessert menus. You can really tell she loves what she does!
The food was phenomenal — every dish came out perfectly cooked, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The dessert selection is top-notch.
Whether you’re out for a date night, dinner with friends, or just a relaxing evening with great food and drinks, Barrel & Vine is an absolute must-visit in Lemont. Huge shoutout to Amanda for making our night extra special — we’ll definitely be back soon! ✨
There’s a small bar area when you walk in and a larger dimly lit dining room room toward the back. Our server was Kayla and she provided good service and was friendly.
My husband had one of their old fashioneds and I had a bees knees. Their bartender knew how to make the perfect bees knees. If you like bourbon, their bourbon list is a couple pages long and they stock some very hard to get and expensive bourbon.
My husband and I decided to get three small plates and an entrée and split everything. We started with the brie and fig crostini – creamy soft cheese with figs on top of a toasted bread with a side of honey. Tasty. Next we had the grilled Spanish octopus with potatoes and a chimichurri sauce. Great flavor, however, heavy on the potatoes and skimpy on the octopus. It looked nothing like the photo from the restaurant. You can see the difference in my photo of what we got versus their Facebook photo. The next plate was one of their salads, the burrata and prosciutto – mesclun greens and roasted plum tomatoes topped with prosciutto and burrata with a little pesto and balsamic glaze served with grilled bread. Again, great flavor and loved the creamy cheese. Our final item was the chicken paprikash – braised bone in chicken breast in a smoked paprika tomato sauce with crispy potato dumplings topped with sour cream. We ventured into something we haven’t had before, and I loved this Hungarian dish with smoky flavor and tender chicken.
Service was good, cocktails creative and food delicious. We’ll be back!