
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1400 W Main St, St. Charles, IL 60174
Phone: (331) 901-5142
Website: http://www.evergreenpubstcharles.com/
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Reviews
Will definitely return.
First, the service issue wasn’t a server issue, they were working hard with a packed room with no apparent extra help. Servers were kind when they had time for us, but they were just handling a lot of people. 15 mins from seating to have order taken and into computer. Then another 40 minutes to receive food.
Ribs, according to menu, are supposedly “slow cooked”. Not a chance. They were 100% thrown into a deep fryer. Nothing gives a distinctly brown crisp crunch quite like deep fried pork. Grossly under-seasoned, with BBQ sauce only making up for it partially at best. Quite tough despite, again, menu claim of “meat that falls off the bone”. I’m just glad I didn’t go all-in with a full slab first try. We actually came here because of recommendations about their ribs.
Brisket sandwich… meat was excessively overcooked. Tacky-to-the-teeth when chewing and had a strange almost grainy feel on the tongue. Slices were so uniform it made us really wonder if it’s pre-packaged meat. Did not eat more than a couple slices of meat, did not bring home leftovers.
BBQ sauce was passable. Thankfully not a complete sugar bomb though it was still on the sweeter side.
To the sides…
Fries were underdone. Quite pale compared to Google’s own food pictures. Obviously pulled from the fryer early.
Mac and Cheese passable. Could use a little extra seasoning, but it works.
Chili was halfway decent.
Very loud environment. We were quite surprised at how busy it was. Given how many people were eating breakfast items, I think we were an exception to the crowd ordering lunch.
We went for half priced burgers on a Wednesday. We both asked for our burgers to be cooked medium, and they both came out charred and so dry we couldn’t even finish half of either of them.
I ordered the Mac Attack, which the menu says comes with “thick cut, candied bacon”, and my boyfriend ordered the Brisket Burger, which the menu says comes with “crispy onion straws”. As you can see in the photos, there is no thick cut bacon, and there are no crispy onion straws.
On top of that, I also asked for Cajun fries, and received regular fries, which wasn’t the biggest deal. I was more disappointed in the lack of ingredients and how dry the burgers were.
It’s so sad because I want to love this place so bad, but the food just ruins it.
they only had five chilies that were in the cookoff.
I guess the chili was free to sample if you bought stuff (which we did buy drinks)
there was some woman out there basically policing it and shaming people saying you can only get one little tiny not even an eighth of an ounce sample, and I’m like well How can you vote on the chilis if you can only try one?
The thing that I don’t understand is those chilies were made by patrons it cost them nothing and actually bought them sales because otherwise we wouldn’t have come there
she (5’4”, long dark hair) came out there AT LEAST four times screaming at people saying that it wasn’t a free-for-all SHAMING PEOPLE saying we needed to buy stuff
And when I did buy stuff, I gave 100% tip! My tip was the value of what I bought, and I still got treated like I was a piece of dog poop on the ground, as well as everybody in my party. In fact, the other person in my party was so disgusted They refused to partake at all.
chasing people around then there was a guy out there it was like the chili police.
Plus, the chili cookoff was outside and with the wind, it was about 40°
by the bar they have it open so there’s no windows or hear basically….
people were in there wearing winter coats with beanies. I mean you might as well just sit outside and eat completely.
This was my first experience here not to mention I drove past the place four times because the sign outside desperately needs replacing
the overall vibe there sucks and I would never go back just based on the bartender/chili policeman/woman.
And the place is kind of trashy, kind of dumpy, which I didn’t know until I got there, but I will never go back here. There are much more upscale bars that are cleaner with a friendly vibe.
Also, what’s with all the people that have dogs in there? I didn’t know dogs were allowed in restaurants (and I can tell you right now not all of those dogs were service animals. In fact none of them had the gear on) and don’t you just love eating like that?!?
I had to park about two blocks away because there wasn’t enough room in the parking lot and the strip mall next-door has signs up if you park there they’ll tow you so just overall a whole negative experience.
I’m gluten free and mostly vegetarian so after learning they did not have the vegetarian burger that was on the menu, plan B was a pizza. I was excited to see the GF crust and there were veggie options. Here is there the BUT comes in…
I had to pay for each topping because there isn’t a pizza that was veggie. I ordered onion, mushrooms, garlic and Tomatoes. I did not know they were $2.50 each making my $18 pizza $28 and the bigger problem is there was barely any veggies on my pizza! Literally could not be more than a scant 1/4 cup total on a 12 inch pizza. I literally counted 14 mushroom and around 12 little cubes of tomatoes, did not taste garlic but there were onions, for +$10 dollars. It’s hard living with a Gluten intolerance, we get gouged everywhere we go but then to not fill the pizza with veggies I paid $10 for was a total rip off. I’m super bummed because the sauce was great, crust was good too… so I left feeling gouged and ripped off again. Next time we might eat elsewhere and just come for the music