All Rise Brewing Company

We came in as a group of 5 before a Blackhawks game and it was a full house. Our server Joey went above and beyond to explain the menu and beer options and we loved her enthusiasm. Food was incredible including the January Jones burger!

Good food, but a bit pricey. Pretty poor service, we had to flag our waitstaff down repeatedly, they left the table before we all put in our orders, and I even had to bring our check up to the bar because I was waiting at our table to give them my card forever. The website also didn’t work, and it took way too long to get menus, and only after we asked for it. Apparently there’s like only one drink menu for the whole bar.

Stopped by to share a flight. Everyone here was really nice and the place was laid back and welcoming. Love the open doors. Beers were nice and a good variation. Great stop!

This was a great place for a bite and drink. But I really need to call out the fries... They were amazing - do not pass up the chance to try them. I think they were battered and double fried, and had great seasoning. I couldn't stop eating them!

Joey was our server and she was amazing! The food was delicious! I had the Mariachi El Dip, my husband had the Pot Roast Grilled Cheese Sandwich and we shared some Buffalo Wings...and of course the Beer is always great!

Easy access exit Ashland. We came on a Saturday 330pm and it was quiet and chill. Music was oldies which was unexpected but the service and food were on point. I’m definitely keeping this on my must revisits. I had the Sell Out IPA and it was smooth. We also indulged in the buffalo cauliflower and Mac and cheese so for you vegetarians there are excellent options.

The Mariachi el Dip is unique, very flavorful, with a pleasant kick of heat! Enjoyed the vibe, drinks, and the staff. Would recommend.

Burger was great. Battered seasoned fries hit the spot. Small but tasty NA selection.

Had a wide range of different brews on tap - really liked the vibe here, which was strong rock n roll. Plenty of seating indoors and out and while we didn't get food, the menu looked delicious. Would definitely consider returning!

This place has a cool vibe, is nice and dark inside and appears to be the closest brewery to the train in the Chicago Brewery District. I like that is easily visible from afar with a silo drawing your attention to it as a location to check it out, although the limited hours did mean we had to hit it on our way back. If the dark inside is not your thing, there does seem to be some outdoor seating available as well. This neighborhood is obviously great for brewery hopping, but I might say this one stands out as my fav of the ones we checked out in this vicinity. It also appears to be a music venue, but the brewery side was open even though they were prepping for a later show. There's a full kitchen for food and quite a few beers on tap. I enjoyed the Reign in Blood Kettle Sour. The person behind the counter was great. Best of all it was a chance to use the bathroom one last time before heading out of the neighborhood.

All Rise is another great Chicago brewery. It isn't in a great area, but take a risk and have a beer along with some good ass grub. Lots of beer on tap. Even better when there's food to go along with it. They have a cool bar and lounge attached to the brewery and there's also a patio. Coming here the first time was a little confusing. It says it's a brewery on the outside of the building, but the bar is called the Cobra Lounge. Things were cleared up. On site is a brewery. This is All Rise, where they actually make the stuff. Attached is the bar and taproom, which has a different name. This is all pretty much the same business, so if you're looking for one, you're also looking for the other. As for the beer, I've liked all so far. My favorite is the Backlash Jack. It's $7 for most pints, a common price for craft beers. This is an English Brown Ale, with roasted barley and chocolate rye sweetness. As for the food, it's also good. There's more details about the food in my review of the Cobra Lounge. Breweries are plentiful but this is among my favorites. It's close to the Ashland Green Line. The area can get sketchy but it's usually not scary.

Went to All Rise Brewing Company on Friday afternoon. If you are looking for a hard rock or metal bar, this is the place. However, if you are looking for a relaxing beer, there are better options in the area. Quality: All Rise Brewing Company is a bit confusing, as it appears to really be a bar and music venue, but they happen to have their own beers. I asked about the set-up and didn't really get a good answer. I ordered two beers off the menu, one of which came out wrong because the bartender could barely hear me. The Three Orange Wit was a nice refreshing witbier. I was not crazy about Cease And Desist, which was the bartender's recommended beer. Quantity: Standard draft sizes, no small pours. Value: $6-$9 for a Draft Beer. Ambiance: All Rise Brewing Company is located in the West Loop area of Chicago. This area has a ton of breweries, but this place is more of a bar than a brewery. I entered through a backyard area and sat down at the bar. There appeared to be multiple other spaces in the building that were not open yet. They had a few tables inside and outside, as well as plenty of stools lined up along the bar. Metal music played loudly in the background, which caused conversations to be a shouting match. Crowd: One work group and two regulars who may also have been employees. Service: The music was blaring and the different servers were just shouting at each other. It was a lot, especially considering how it was still pretty early on a Friday afternoon. Parking: Street parking in the area.

This is my second time to this establishment. First time we sat on the patio and ate burgers Frieda and bunch of beers al fresco. Today is bit chilly and we aren't hungry. The vibe is different and I am enjoying the indoors space as well. Their draft beers offer many different types of cold drinks. Their staff are good. They do their work and no fuss.

Not sure if she's with All Rise Taproom or Cobra Lounge, but Winter was incredibly accommodating and flexible when we had a large group arrive at All Rise on a weeknight in several stages while Cobra Lounge was already hosting a big show in the main space. Many thanks for organizing seating and bill-splitting!