Reilly's Daughter Oak Lawn

Went to get food but didn’t stay because they wanted $10 each for the band. We didn’t come to see the band so why would we pay?? Went next door and ordered food and had a blast. No cover fee for a band either.

Sunday Funday with Caution is always a riot! 6 dollar burgers from 11a-2p!

This is a wonderful place. I like wing special Thursdays.

Tall blonde waitress needs to watch her attitude. Complained about a low tip on a bill that wasn't hers, didn't pour a single drink of mine but yelled at me about a low tip when I had already paid the man who did pour it several dollars in tips. Then she got mad at me for trying to talk to her. Great food and atmosphere but that blonde bartender was the

This is an awesome place for lunch I went in on a Tuesday when they had the taco special they also do in-house chips definitely a great spot I recommend.

Great supporter of the Men and Women in blue. Good size bar not a bad seat in the house.

Great place to hang! Very good atmosphere

Haven't been to Reilly's Daughter in years but it seems to have gone down hill. No servers had to order from bar, beer selection was small, food quality was hot but poorly made as my fried pickles were swimming in grease and turkey club the bread was falling apart. Would not return.

Classic bar spot! Tons of outdoor seating which is really nice.service was order at the bar and went to sit outside! Didn't try the food so I can't speak on that but the drinks hit the spot!

There are many reasons that they have been in business for such a long time BUT The number one reason is Boz and his son know what they are doing.

The Good - The BAD - and the UGLY Buckle in - this is gonna be a long one............. Stopped in late afternoon for bar food and some brew. Apps were 1/2 price so we sampled quite a few. Mozzarella sticks, fried pickles, mini sliders, chicken wings and reuben rolls. The sticks and pickles were fair at best, the mini sliders were OK, the chicken wings were tasty and the reuben rolls were not as good as other places we have had them. The first bartender we dealt with was friendly, engaging and attentive. Then - it was shift change....... The new bartender never acknowledged us, asked us if we needed anything or even looked in our direction as we sat there for maybe 45 minutes or so. Then 10-15 minutes into her shift, here comes her food delivery from Portillos that she opened up and ate at the bar. Um, if the establishment you are working at serves food, that I ordered, what is wrong with it that you won't eat it??????????? Hmmmmm, and is that even professional???? And to seal-the-deal of un-professionalism, she proceeds to vape over and over again while at the register. Clearly there is limited training for staff on what is acceptable behavior, how to be gracious and also how to adhere to Illinois Act (HB1540 / Public Act 103-0272 which prohibits it. Wondering if we will from management on this one

I was there on a Sunday. It was busy due to the fact that they had a grateful Dead tribute band called caution performing in the beer garden. The beer garden is small but was packed to the gills. There was a $10 cover charge. The inside was kind of empty, Even though the inside was kind of empty the bartenders were still busy but it was hard to get their attention to order. I ordered a Coors light and a bloody Mary. The bloody Mary was average in the way it looked and how it tasted. I had no complaint with that at all. Sometimes with a bloody Mary you need to go simple and not all out like some places do charging you a weeks pay just to get one. But a meal in itself would be nice from time to time.

Stopped in for lunch on a Tuesday. They have Taco Tuesday...and it's a great deal. Not typical of an Irish Pub but it's worth it. Tacos are $2 each (steak, chicken, ground beef), corn or flour tortilla's, and have lettuce tomato cheese as no charge. Each order comes with house made fresh chips that are crisp and salted well. The salsa verde served with it is excellent (not sure of homemade or store bought but it's good). I tried steak on corn and beef on flour. Both types were plentifully filled with meat. There wasn't much action that day and our server was great. I seem to think she is like that always. Hoping to get back soon on a Tuesday.

It's always fun to stop in at Reilly's Daughter the food is good and drink are perfectly made by a friendly bartender

And here's cheers to a good drink at the end of a long day! The food is all tasty and a full bar of bottles allow for all sort of personal options. Most importantly the folks on both side the bar are friendly enough to be family. So join us at Reilly's for a bite to eat and enough drink to make a good day out of the worst ones that trouble you. Smile Think Reilly's Then come on by There's plenty of zigzag parking! Inspired by favorite smiler, Kaylee!

Reilly's Daughter was a South Side staple for many years at 111th and Pulaski on the Oak Lawn side in the Ranch Manor development. A few years back they shuttered the doors and Quigley's took over. Reilly's ended up getting a prime spot at Midway Airport. Reilly's has returned. Quigley's closed and Reilly's reopened about two years ago. The place is cleaner than ever and is adorned with lots of flat screens. There are lot of craft beers on tap (20 or so) and they also stock a good amount of bottled beer. Gone are the disgusting troughs. Modern plumbing has taken over. Reilly's is a nice spot to meet up with old friends and has a good amount of room for class reunions or pre-game parties. You see the same people here from 20 years ago but older and less attractive (myself included). You also have young people in here. It's a good mix. They usually have live bands on the weekends. Occasional specials too. Check out their FB page. It's seems more helpful than the website. The food menu is nothing special. Quigley's had better food. I love me some good bar food but this stuff is bland. The stuffed pockets are not very edible. Another criticism is that the place gets loud - really loud. You sometimes have to shout at your group just to be heard. Parking is a breeze with the large lot just don't park in the reserved tanning salon spots. Reilly's Daughter is not a five star pub. However, it's much nicer than a three star pub. Go check it out. You'll have a good time. 20 years ago I was in here three times a week. Now I might stop once per month. Perhaps that's more of a reflection on me and not on the bar. Perhaps, perhaps.

Ample parking. Clean restroom. Clean table where we sat down at. Waitress was very friendly and nice but getting drinks took awhile and it wasn't that busy that night. Drinks were reasonably priced. Atmosphere was just eh'.

Best thing? You can get a window seat! Next best thing? Our waitress was prompt and helpful. Worst thing? We ordered two classic manhattans. Bartender doesn't know how to make a decent mixed drink and/or the management won't allow it. Had to send our manhattans back twice. First one came with cranberry juice!???? Next one tasted like straight whiskey. Turns out they were pouring 2 shots whiskey and 1/2 shot of sweet vermouth... which turned out to be 1/3 shot, since they use a cone to pour it. I showed a classic recipe to the manager who said, "they" tell us how to make them. Next worst thing? Food is dry and tasteless! Rueben sandwich sanded a layer of skin off my lips, made with dry pastrami, and dry sauerkraut, (one side only), little Russian dressing soaked up into dry toast. Other best thing? Our waitress convince the manager to comp one of the $16 manhattans!

Some of these reviews don't understand what makes Reillys appealing. Ya the food sucks but if you're going to a bar for food go to bourbon street where fat 60 year olds will grope you while you're waiting on your overpriced 2 star sandwich. Reilly's is a bar where you're meant to get smashed with buddies while listening to a fairly decent music. If you "claim" to of been groped at Reilly's then you obviously didn't tell a bouncer who throw people like that out and ban them almost instantly. Not to mention the cops who are stationed out the bar almost all the time. As for the college kids I haven't seen them cause any trouble. It's usually the fruit cakes with dyed hair and piercings or vagrants from the ghetto wearing Air Force ones and pants that barely fit them who cause most of the trouble, and considering Mount Greenwood is a cop neighborhood they thankfully get put in cuffs real quick. As a black man and security guard at Chicago Ridge mall I can say without a doubt you won't receive racist remarks as everyone there just wants a good time. So to sum it up go get hammered and have a good night, Reilly's doesn't need to be the perfect bar to be perfect for you.

This is a place to go if waiting for a drink from a 20-25 yr old bartender for 35 minutes is appealing to you. Normally I would have left sooner but after 10 minutes I was curious to see how long it would actually take. Haha pretty ridiculous. Maybe I'm just ugly idk

I have had st patricks day meal here last 2 years and it's one of my regular stops when I'm on the Southside and wanting a pint. Great atmosphere. Was reluctant to try to corned beef wrap but it was awesome.

Outstanding service and staff, truly makes the environment and your time even more enjoyable!! Keep up the good work guys

The corned beef egg rolls were delicious! Beer was typical. I would go back for the corned beef egg rolls, but nothing else on the menu looked/seemed super appealing.

Always a good time. Live bands, bags, and the beer garden is always awesome. Home to the best softball teams. If you're down for a good time come to this bar.