Lizzie Mcneill's Irish Pub

My first visit to Chicago was made all the better by Lizzie McNeills and specifically the day tender, Olly(sp?). She acted as a reliable local tour guide for us. Every suggestion she made was a great experience for us and made the entire trip better because we didn't have to make a shot in the dark. She's a credit to your pub and moreover, the city of Chicago. She could teach a master class in bar client relations. After two visits I was treated like a regular. That's making your customers feel welcome and it's an invaluable feeling to feel that way in a new city. I'll be back as soon as I can.

Great place! It's right on the Chicago river. We sat outside. Very comfortable outside furniture. They have Pepsi products. The loaded tots with their ranch was so so good! You can tell they make their own ranch. I had the chicken strips and fries. My hubby has the shepherds pie. Both meals were delicious. Very affordable and clean. Our server was also great. I asked if we could bring dogs and he said yes. The Honkers Ale was great. It's one of their beers on draft. One downfall they charge a 2.50% "hospitality charge" on your bill. Oh they also have free self-serve popcorn. It was also very good.

Excellent Irish pub right on the river with great service, delicious food, and a nice patio. We hung out to enjoy a quick dinner and a few drinks prior to our architectural river cruise, so the location was perfect. Since we had limited time, the friendly server was very accommodating to take both our drink order and food order at the same time and get it in right away. We ordered almost every single appetizer and split them all. They were so good that they were devoured almost immediately, leaving us wishing we had more time to stick around and enjoy more of their delicious food. While the wings were nothing to write home about, the lamb stew was amazing, the cheesy fingerling potatoes were thoroughly enjoyed by everyone, the reuben rolls were perfectly delicious, and both the sausage platter and pretzel bites were devoured immediately.