Old Irving Brewing Co.
Brewpub · Old Irving Park ·
House beers & gastropub fare with beer hall, TVs & cornhole game
House beers & gastropub fare with beer hall, TVs & cornhole game
"This appropriately named brew pub in Old Irving Park is in an old warehouse (which you’ll be able to tell from the tall ceilings, cement floors, and giant garage door facing out towards the street). The menu is full of good beer-drinking food—burgers, pretzels, and fried things, mostly. It’s a family-friendly spot, with board games and other activities like bags, so you can expect to see kids running around, especially if you’re there on the early side. If that’s not your deal, sit in the front bar area where the only game being played is rock-paper-scissors for who’s getting the next round." - josh barnett, adrian kane, john ringor
"Old Irving takes its wings seriously. There’s a variety of sauces available for perfectly seasoned and fried wings. The wings are big enough so you’re not just getting crispy skin — a bite brings ample amounts of meat. There’s a dry rub, too. But the leader is the mole, which pays tribute to Mexican traditions. There’s always a chicken wing special. Order that and one of the classic offerings." - Ashok Selvam
"This brewpub in Old Irving Park is offering pickup and delivery for its full food menu, plus beer. Which, let’s be honest, is what we want to hear right now." - adrian kane
"One reason we really like Old Irving Brewing is that they make their own buns. This includes the onion bun that their signature burger (with cheddar, caramelized onions, and charred onion aioli) comes on, along with their pretzel rolls. Also worth noting - they have an Impossible Burger available with vegan cheese, also for curbside pickup and delivery." - adrian kane
"This brew pub is in an old warehouse, and there are two main spaces - the smaller bar area that’s dark and cozy, and the high-ceilinged space that definitely feels like it’s been refurbished. The menu is full of good beer-drinking food, like burgers, pretzels, and a bunch of fried things, and all the breads are made in-house. This place is generally great for hanging all day, with games and activities such as bags (which some people mistakenly refer to as “cornhole”)." - josh barnett, adrian kane
