The Red Lion Pub - Feedback

So quaint, loves the place from science to drink selection to ability to talk with who you are with. Great pub, we will be back

Visited here last night for the first time on a whim with my guy. As you can see, for starters, the pretzel is TOP NOTCH. Possibly the best pretzel I’ve had in...

Want a place with good food AND character? Look no further. From bangers and mash to bread pudding, you can’t go wrong. All the photos on the wall have a story,...

Such a fun, old world, scholastic atmosphere! Great food and good selection of Scotch and other spirits. Our server was totally nice and attentive, even with th...

What a great place! As someone who grew up on British food, I can vouch for how real this place is. The full English breakfast is my favorite thing on the menu...

We enjoyed a wonderful Saturday lunch with our adult son. The food was excellent--2 of us enjoyed the ruben sandwich--mine gluten free, served in lettuce leaves...

This place was so well decorated and felt like a true English pub. The food was delicious!

Eclectic British menu, fun library setting, chill mix of people. Friendly accommodating staff. Yummy food, nice drinks.

Great, authentic British pub with fantastic Scotch Eggs, Bangers Mash, etc., along with super-friendly, well-informed staff and fantastic cocktails! All in all,...

The rebirth of The Red Lion was well worth the wait. Like a Phoenix rising from the ashes, Collin Cordwell has not only rebuilt but re-established the Red Lion...

So much fun, the food was amazing and our waiter was awesome! ??

Best pub in Chicago, amazing atmosphere and Collin is one of the greatest bartenders and people I ve ever met!

Excellent experience. Big dishes. Takes a little time the food but owner is exceptionally nice specially if you are British :)Kid-friendliness: My kids love it

Delicious food and remarkable service. After dinner, we came back to sit at the bar and chat with the owner. I admire his knowledge of local history, American h...

Amazing little hole in the wall. I could barely even tell it was open at first when I walked by and even after I stepped inside I wasn't sure. Truly a hidden ge...