Wolf & Company

The best part of my meal was the double burger with onion straws. It was juicy, well seasoned with a charred exterior. I also ordered the bucktown pizza, which was slightly spicy. It was a bit floppy and could have used more toppings overall, although that's hard to balance given the structural integrity. The caesar salad was interesting and somewhat salty. The dressing was thin but covered every lettuce leaf. There are no croutons on this salad, just crunchy parmesan nuggets, grated cheese and capers. Also, the unsweetened iced tea is not good, tasted a bit like sink water.

I had read about Wolf and Co awhile ago and it sounded interesting but I forgot about it and never went. I drove past recently and finally got the chance to go today and it did no disappoint. My bartender Caleb was super friendly and fun and very attentive. The staff was fun and seemed to really enjoy the place they worked and had a good energy together. The food and drinks were outstanding. And I still can’t believe the Mart and Morty deal. I’m excited to go back and try the other food and drinks on the menu !

First time at Wolf and Co. will definitely be back. Ate at the bar, where Maggie took great care of us. Excellent cocktails:Seeing Stars and Wolfs Prayer. Excellent crab cake. The double burger was melt in your mouth savory perfection. Finished with the Bucktown pizza which was amazing, thanks to Emi in the kitchen. All around GREAT evening! Highly recommend. It’s right on the 606.

My wife and I went here for a date night and this place is awesome. We rode our bikes right up to the door off the 606 trail and there is bike parking right on the patio level. We were seated right away and had an awesome spot on a high top table overlooking the bar. We ended up getting served by two waitresses so never had to wait to put in any orders. I got the Basic Beach cocktail which was like a cross between Horchata and Pina Colada. It was delicious! My wife started with a Silhouette and then switched to a Manhattan. All drinks were well balanced and beautiful! To eat we started with the Penecillin soup which was great, then split the golden beets and the three burgers. The beets were fantastic and the burgers and curly fries were also excellent. I wish I’d have come hungrier so I could have got a bigger burger! After dinner we went down to the grocer and they had my favorite pretzels (splits!) and really delicious Three Floyd’s canned cocktails (I didn’t even know they made these). There were a ton of really thoughtful items in there, so it’s definitely worth stopping through after dinner.

This place is the cutest all in one shop. The first floor has a restaurant and a little market shop. The second floor has a bar with an outdoor patio (when the weather is right they open it up to be an indoor/outdoor experience), and coffee shop. From this level you can access the 606 trail, they have bike racks where you can hang your bike while you stop in. We’ve been a couple time, once for some drinks and snacks at the bar upstairs, and another for this cute little end of summer cookout on the patio where they served up burgers and brats. Everything we’ve tried so far has been good. It’s the perfect stop on the 606, we’ll be back!

Tons of food options, including amazing burgers and pizza, awesome cocktails and a grocery, cafe, and deli downstairs and you can enter and exit right from the 606. We came on a Sunday and were able to snag a seat at the bar that's upstairs, I'd recommend making a reservation if you want to sit outside. There's a large dining room and bar downstairs as well as up. We ordered the double burger which was unreal, easily one of the top 5 burgers in the city. My wife got the Italian sandwich which was good but constantly fell apart as you tried to eat it. Their old fashioned (5/5)was good, and their espresso martini is very unique and unlike others in the city, def get it. I had the 27 Rebels (5/5) which is like a black Manhattan, and The Silhouette was very good. (5/5) I'm excited to come back and bring some friends so we can order a lot more food to share.

Had dinner at Wolf and Company last night and honestly? Cute vibe, cozy décor, 10/10 ambiance. Food rundown: the buffalo wings were… buffalo wings. Nothing wrong with them, nothing to write home about. The crab cake though? Listen — that was real crab and real flavor. Absolutely delicious, and the sauce it came with understood the assignment. Now the lemon drop martini? Easily one of the best I’ve ever had. So good I ordered a second without hesitation. No regrets. I also had a sausage and red onion pizza (name forgotten, taste remembered) and it slapped — the sausage had a nice spicy kick. I ordered the trio of burgers and added the beef marmalade (extra charge, worth every penny). The burgers were good, and the fries didn’t miss either. Shoutout to my server, Pagan — super attentive, super sweet, even complimented my outfit. Service was on point and she was tipped accordingly. Overall: good experience, great vibes, and I would 100% go back specifically for the lemon drop and that crab cake. Those were the stars of the night.

I was a little nervous to come here because of some of the reviews but I honestly had a great experience. Came here around 2pm and the patio was empty with great views of the 606. We got the interlude cocktail and asked for them to make it slightly more savory with blue cheese olives and oh my god they were too good, we downed a couple. The burger was very well cooked, and amount of curly fries that they serve is excellent. 100% will be coming back here.

Great atmosphere Great friendly service Great music Food excellent, had Butcher Cut steak with mashed potatoes and carrots. Person who attended us at bar was great. She gave Great suggestions in drinks and food. Would recommend for a great dinner time. Maggie was excellent host to our needs.

It's now been a week since my visit to Wolf & Company, and I'm still struggling to find a landing place for my rating. On the one hand, the burger was pretty good. Although I was initially confused by my choices for order--three single, slider-style burgers, two patties on one burger, or one burger with three patties???--we landed on the two-patty system (not unlike the two-party system) and split that burger between the two of us. Tasty, a bit too salty, but a handsome choice for most sensible burger-loving adults. (I've been to this restaurant's sibling outlets--Gretel and Little Bad Wolf--but don't remember those other burgers well enough to compare the three.) On the other hand, the Bucktown Pizza was a bit overloaded; its aim was spicy, but I'm not sure it ever really got there. There were too many toppings on this pie, so it didn't do a great job of bearing its own weight. We took half of it home, and when we did this pizza on the reheat, it didn't hold up very well, which sometimes happens with the thinner pizzas I try the second time around. The cocktails were fine. The fries with that burger were tasty, but they were stumpy fellows, so those bent on eating "full-size" fries might feel the same level of disappointment I did when faced with the large pile of well-seasoned potatoes. The table we got was tucked into the back off the restaurant and killed off the vibe of, you know, eating with other people, since we could only see one table from our vantage at the restaurant as well as the din of traffic flowing south on Western Avenue through the window. I'm honestly shocked that this table was even an option for a group at the restaurant; there was nothing, and no one, to see from our table. I could see myself returning to Wolf & Co. if it was close to home. As a destination, it's not something I could really recommend, but I have a feeling a couple friends who live close will invite me to join them for future meals. Now that I've been, I'll be able to manage expectations just a bit.

Amazing! Ive had the opportunity to eat at both the restaurant & upstairs cafe several times and the food is excellent. The fresh made bread, croissants etc are exceptional! The butcher & deli are a wonderful suprise that should be explored!

Had a great meal at Wolf & Co. Of the items we ordered, I would most likely order again. Notables: Burger - this is a sister restaurant of Gretel & Little Bad Wolf. I still think the burger at LBW is a bit better, it was very solid here. Pizza - we got the Bucktown pizza. Super good but be warned the Calabrian Chili can be a little spicy. Chicken Parm Tenders - this is a must order. They were so delicious. I could honestly eat these as a main lol. 10/10. Our friend ordered the pasta and it looked very good as well but didn't snap a pic or taste it. Additionally other friends ordered steaks which looked solid but wouldn't be my first pick here. But depends on what you have an appetite for. Service was fine. The space is pretty cool. They have a moody dimly lit dining area and extensive bar. Then on the side they have a higher end market akin to a Foxtrot. They also have a cafe/coffee bar upstairs that is directly attached to the 606 trail. I'm sure this makes for a very neat spot to grab a coffee/snacks while on a 606 walk.

Wolf & Company was pretty good! More than anything, I loved the cozy ambiance inside and definitely want to come back to sit at the bar for cocktails another time. I thought everything was good, but I wasn't blown away. My favorite thing we ordered was the brussels sprouts - I would highly recommend those!!! The pizza was also great, but I didn't love that the salad was drowning in parmesan cheese. I came for dinner, but I definitely want to come back during the day for lunch and sit on their beautiful patio.

SO GOOD. I kept hearing about Wolf & Co. and decided to come here on a whim on Saturday morning. I highly recommend their burgers. As expected from the same people who brought us Little Bad Wolf, they nailed both the ambience and the food. I will be back! -AD

TL;DR: man, this place is pretty. And that's about it. A friend and I stopped by the upstairs of Wofl & Company, which is right off the 606 trail! It looks pretty impressive from the trail, with a beautiful outdoor patio, and the indoor areas were very pretty as well. That's about it for the pros Simply put, the service just wasn't good. Despite the bar/restaurant area having exactly one table, the bartender wasn't prepared for guests. He had to clean menus to give us some, so we had to wait for menus. After ordering food and even when it arrived we never got napkins. He also wasn't able to answer simple questions about the menu: what kind of bread is this sandwich on? He didn't know. The food wasn't good either. The mortadella sandwich left much to be desired flavor wise, and it didn't match the menu. There was no truffle flavor in the dijionaise and also no pistachio ingredient at all. The cheese was not stracciatella either. It was a more dry/crumbly cheese. On top of that, the bread was REALLY tough to bite through. I ate half the sandwich knowing it was a waste of money and I could've made a better one at home. Also once the sandwiches arrived on half empty plates the bartender said "people don't know the sandwiches come à la carte so do you want to add fries or something?" Lol

Delicious new restaurant right on the 606 - which is so convenient and fun after a nice walk. They also have a coffee shop and a bodega inside the restaurant. Coffee shop has the best specialty banana coffee! As for the food, they're known for their burgers which was delicious and filling. Curly fries are a hit! Such a great atmosphere and restarting to get American food. Service was great and quick.

First of all can't wait to go back . Love that it is perfect off the 606 for a little drink and bite . The indoor and outdoor theme perfect for Chicago as we'll transition summer to fall . Unfortunately no outdoor seating on a busy Saturday at 1 pm which was expected but indoors was just as nice . First of all our waiter I think her name is Rachel ? I could be wrong but she was so aware of the menu and all her recommendations to the group were spot on. Appreciate her time and patience . Everything was delicious great sharing portions . If you're in the area well worth a stop.

Sat at the bar, had a great time. The head bar manager took care of us and truly made the experience. The food was ok, but the beverages were fire. The ambiance was upscale and sexy. Should we return it's just for the service.

Review for the cafe / market only: Came by off the 606 with my husband and our pup Saturday AM around 7:30 to grab some coffees. The entrance is very conveniently located on the path and appreciate them being open at 7...sadly it's hard to find cafes open before 8:30/9 these days. They have some outdoor couches and high top bar seating right outside the cafe entrance. We noticed several families with dogs enjoying their Saturday mornings as well. The cafe / market space is fairly small inside, n roughly 6 2 top tables, but welcoming! Lots of resale beverages and snacks in the fridge (cold pressed juices, juice shots, waters etc). They serve Big Shoulders coffee, which is fine... not our favorite. The baristas were very friendly and let my husband sample the two drip options before deciding. Love that their pastries are made in house! I tried the almond croissant ($5) and can definitely say it's in line with some of my favorites in the city! The brownie croissant also looks fantastic and I will be trying that in the future. I ordered their banana dream latte (~$6) with decaf espresso and it was really good!! Much preferred to another neighborhood bakery that serves a similar coffee option.

My wife and I took our dog to enjoy their patio as we came in from the 606 Trail. Depending where you sit the view can be pleasant. Food was good, atmosphere is similar to their other locations. Dim, intimate and modern. I just wish the service was a bit faster. We came in on a weekday dinner time. The patio is on the 2nd floor which connects directly to the trail. We were greeted by a hostess that appeared to be having an off day because she appeared to be irritated when I asked for a table. Our server was kind and I believe tending to majority of the tables on the patio. She appeared to be swamped so hopefully in the future they'll will get more help. Some issue arised when our drinks failed to show despite us finished with the appetizer and halfway into our entrees. They kindly took the drinks off of our bill as an apology. While looking for the restroom, which is located on the first floor past the bar, I did get a chance to check out their cute market. It offers, snacks, flowers, spirits, and some meats and vegetables that they use in house.

First time going for a girls night. Service was fast, and had great ambiance (perfect for a date night). I got the chopped salad which was huge. Friends got the burger which obviously didn't disappoint coming from this restaurant group.

Wolf & Company might be new to the neighborhood, but their cocktail game is already top-tier. I started with the espresso martini. This one had depth, just the right balance of bitter and sweet, and a velvety finish that made it feel like a true craft cocktail, not a caffeine jolt in a coupe. It's the kind of drink that makes you pause mid-convo just to say, "Wait, this is really good." Then came the dirty martini, and things got playful. They've got a salad named after it, yes, really, which feels cheeky and on-brand for the vibe. The drink itself? Briny, crisp, and dangerously smooth. You can tell they're not just pouring from the rail, they're taking their time with the shake, the chill, the pour. If you're a martini purist or just in your "olives in everything" era, this one's for you.

The Store: So cute! There are so many great little trinkets and giftable items for birthdays or christmas. From story books, plant gifts, self-care gifts, and all the cocktail gifts you can think of. There are few grocery items here as well that are a bit more specialty. The Deli Area: Was not up and runnning yet since they recently opened; I cannot wait to come back and try the deli! The Food: We sat at the bar to grab some drinks and food. The burger was delicious! The patties were thin like a smash burger, the cheese was great, and the sauce that came with the fries was so so good. We ended up using the suace on our burger and it's the same suace that comes with the crab cakes. We also got the She Crab soup which I have never seen outside of Savannah, GA - and oh man it was fantastic. The ceasar salad was presented in such a unique way where wach head was grilled and dressed - loved loved it. The Drinks: I am not a dirty martini girl at all - I do not enjoy olives - but their dirty martini inspired cocktail was insanely refreshing and wasn't overpowered by the olive flavor. My husband really enjoyed their take on a black manhattan. The Service: Keegan and Trey were so nice! They had great recommendations for food and drinks. They both were truly just so kind and super chill. It was great sparking up a conversation with the both of them! The Area: Loved how dark and moody the space feels downstairs. We didn't get a chance to go upstairs to see the coffee shop or the area into the 606, but we definitely plan on coming back to visit this

Aesthetic vibes no doubt. Cool concept with cafe, restaurant & grocery store. Sorta reminds me of Gene Sausage Shop with the grocery store & upstair aspect. Just about the cafe experience: Arrived around 8-ish am and since it's just opening week, seems like they still are getting 'set up'. Someone was kind enough to point myself and another lost person that the cafe is upstairs. I ordered the banana milk matcha latte and so disappointed. There was no banana flavoring and definitely no matcha. I was so thrilled to be so close to wolf & company but left with a bitter taste. Maybe because it was opening week that still have some kinks to sort out. As a working mom, I tend to 'treat' myself to some coffee/caffeine after school drop off before clocking into work. The millennial in me is screaming that I must but today was just not a tasty day.

Stopping by on grand opening day for coffee. Cafe entrance is off the patio above the 606 and Western Ave. Cold brew is pricier-side ($6-small) but finish is medium light with floral notes. Seems like they're using both Hexe and Big Shoulders beans. Service at the cafe was friendly and fast. This concept is from the folks who do Little Bad Wolf and Gretel and includes a coffee shop / cafe, specialty grocery, and a full bar and restaurant, all with a patio overlooking the 606. Grocery area on the main floor has a Foxtrot feel--small and curated dry goods, alcohol, and even flowers. A few baskets of fresh produce. But you walk around the corner and also have a full butcher counter situation, which is impressive. Sadly, the wifi signal, which works inside, is not usable on the patio. I'm a digital cowork cafe person, and guessing this won't be most folks, but for me, I'd be probably be a regular if I can get some daytime work done from here. Hope they'll be able to tweak that!

A group of me and 2 others came sober for dinner and some drinks. The wait staff told us we were HAMMERED and they could not serve us drinks until "our entrees soaked up". This was very disrespectful and all of the staff treated us like trash. In a great food area such as Division St we will never be visiting Wolf & Company again.

I really enjoy Wolf & Co being right off the 606! Take a nice walk and end with a good meal and view at Wolf & Co! The service was wonderful! I really enjoyed that I could bring my fur baby, servers brought him his own water cup and treated him like a gentleman. The tenders were good , nothing special but decent! 7.5/10 The pizza was pretty basic, I wouldn't order again with all the great pizza spots in this city. The real highlight of this meal was the cheeseburger, I would say THE best burger in Chicago. The Mac & cheese was delicious as well but the burger really stood out! Cheeseburger: 10:10 Mac and Cheese: 9.5/10

We're big fans of Gretel, so we've been looking forward to trying Wolf & Company - it's much closer to home! Walking in from Western Ave we were surprised how big it is, a grocery store and large bar/restaurant at ground level and a bar/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating upstairs. We had a reservation at 3pm on Friday; there was no check-in on ground level which felt awkward, so we wandered upstairs and found the check-in desk. We asked to be seated outside facing the 606 (as we had requested on the reservation app) and we were taken to a high top/side by side bar table attached to a wall with no view, while only 1of the 6-7 tables facing the 606 were occupied. I asked the hostess if we could sit at one of the real tables with a view of the 606 and she begrudgingly said ok "but if we suddenly get busy with 4 tops, you'll have to move". When I asked her where the bathroom was 30 mins later I got similar vibes, it seemed apparent that the hostess did not enjoy being in the service business. Now for the good news; The food was solid, the cocktails were unique. Andrea our server was awesome! If not for her we wouldn't return but we will now give it a second chance.

What an amazing find and great location, right on the 606 walking and biking trail. A wonderful place to stop by if you're on an exercise, or if you're on a leisurely walk, with delicious food, great drinks, and wonderful service. They work very quickly so you don't have to wait around too long, and we even have outdoor bike pump and bike rack if you need it. We only got the mac & cheese in the french fries this time, and I got an old-fashioned - - All of which were great. But I really wanna come back for the pizza and the burger, which I was oggling as i passed by. They're also appears to be a organic grocery market on the first floor, which really makes this two story institution a very cool experience. I have been here also before once as there's a small café that's open in the morning in mid day with delicious coffee and refreshing drink drinks. Very cool vibes.

Tried this new spot off of the 606! Love that this place is right off the trail! I got the double burger and added marmalade and it was truly delicious! Very flavorful and well cooked and NOT salty thank god! The beef marmalade added something special so I would defs recommend! We also got the mozzarella sticks which I would probably do without next time but they were okay! The fries are curly and crispy! The patio is dog friendly but honestly unless you have a small dog I wouldn't recommend you bring your fur baby! It was hard to navigate the space as it's pretty cramped! The service left something to be desired I had to remind our waitress about ordered items a few times and it was hard to track her down occasionally! But hey new place so maybe these are growing pains

My partner surprised me with a lunch at Wolf and Company, and I later found out it's a sister spot to Little Bad Wolf, home of one of my favorite burgers in the city. The space itself is impressive with a bar downstairs and a spacious dining area upstairs, giving it a nice open feel. We ordered their double burger with everything on it and a buffalo pizza. Both came out with generous portions, and the quality didn't disappoint. The burger was hearty and well put together, and the pizza had great flavor. That said, while everything was tasty and satisfying, I wouldn't call it a "wow" experience. It's definitely above average, with good food, big portions, and a comfortable space, but not quite in the category of must visit Chicago dining. Still, if you're looking for a spot with solid food, large portions, and a relaxed vibe, Wolf and Company is worth a try.

Wolf & Co recently opened a cafe, restaurant, bar and grocery store connected to the 606 trail. The cafe sources coffee from Hexe roasters and Big Shoulders and I absolutely loved the Wolf cold brew. It had a bold flavor without any bitterness. Tons of indoor and some outdoor seating attached to the cafe. The grocery store downstairs is small, but has some specialty items and a fresh meat section. The adjoining restaurant is spacious and also has plenty of seating. I saw multiple people coworking on both levels. Overall I'm excited to have a coffee option connected to the 606 and hope the restaurant rolls out a happy hour menu soon.

4.2 rating is BS. THIS IS EASILY ONE OF THE BETTER BARS IN THE 60647 and I've been here for 15 years. The food is more than serviceable. The staff is top tier. No this isn't a paid advertisement. Vibes on vibes. Everyone there cares about honest service. Shoutout to the entire team. Maggie. Joey. Joe. Caleb. Woody. G. Y'all are stellar. We will definitely be back. Prepare to be sick of us.

Favorite things to get here: - The Banana Dream Latte with espresso from the cafe is my new addiction. Saying it's so good is an understatement. - The drinks at the restaurant bar downstairs are also excellent. especially the Interlude. - The Dirty Martini salad, the curly fries and the chicken fat mash - I could eat these all day.

Was riding on the trail today and finally pulled the trigger on stopping at this gem. I'm highly upset at myself that I didn't make the choice earlier. I just had what is easily my new favorite sandwich of all time: the Diablo. Imagine if you had that fluffiest pizza crust as a bun, Italian cuts, and a super melty white cheese. This sandwich is that. It was so good I could stop eating long enough to ask for jalapeños or chili flakes nor did I take a picture of it. They also have a good draft beer and wine by the glass selection. Highly recommend.

The food was great, had the double burger. The service was pretty poor surprisingly. It took 25 minutes after being seated for someone to ask us for a drink order. The waiter didn't check on us after the food came out until we were already done eating. Idk maybe they were understaffed

great food and atmosphere! will definitley come back. Pizza and burgers are great options

The ambiance strikes a fun balance between upscale and welcoming -- warm lighting, comfy decor, and a buzz of energy that makes the space feel alive without being overwhelming. There are folks enjoying fine, sit down meals; dates mingling at the bars; and local commuters grabbing groceries or coffee to go in different spaces/levels that gives it a very vibrant, 'neighborhood staple' feel. The bone-in ribeye was cooked perfectly and was massive and the wild mushroom risotto was rich, earthy, and comforting in all the right ways. The burgers are as you'd expect from the LBW crew, GLORIOUS! You can tell they take pride in the quality of the ingredients and offerings. Cocktails were great -- creative without being gimmicky. The "Smoke & Ember" was a favorite. Wolf and Company delivers on several fronts without diluting any of the offerings -- excellent fine dining and bar options with smart service, a top shelf grocer/butcher with everyday basics (& flowers!) too, and hexe/big shoulders coffee right off the 606. We'll be regulars and are happy to have a new spot that excels and serves the neighborhood in so many different ways.

I hosted a birthday party for my friend and they were so great to work with, had a reasonable minimum, and the night went perfectly! Everyone including Kailey, Eric, and our server Richard were so attentive and thoughtful and we all had so much fun! Would highly recommend for drinks, dinner and a fun atmosphere.

Just flew in today from Arizona and came here with some coworkers of mine! We were greeted and sat down right away. We all tried the burger with fries. Saying this is the best burger in town is an understatement. My friend ordered an old fashion and he said it was the best he has ever had. We had excellent service, our food was served pretty quickly. We will highly recommend this restaurant to friends and family.

We LOVE Wolf & Co. Downstairs, their burger is scrumptious. Pizza is yummy. The Brussel sprouts are my favorite in the whole city. I've come with family and also for a girls group dinner, and it's always wonderful. Bar is awesome and beautiful. I'd recommend the old fashioned and the house Pinot Noir. Upstairs, the cafe is chill and clean. The market is so cool with a great Beer and wine and spirit selection. There's so much to explore and enjoy here.

Hey Kerry G....hey girl, hey!!! Beautiful restaurant and patrons, awesome staff and great food. The chopped salad and calamari were delicious! Don't mind the negative reviews of miserable people who wish they were celebrated.

This place is definitely unique and a neighborhood gem. It is located right off the Bloomingdale Trail and near the Western stop on the Blueline. It has a cafe, small grocery store, quick pickup deli, and full restaurant. Literally has everything you would want and didn't know you needed. As soon as we walked in, the staff were warm and welcoming. Our server was super helpful as she guided us through the drink and food menus. My group was seated upstairs and thought it would be best to order a few items to share. The calamari with giardiniera and wings were excellent appetizers. Both items were fresh and flavorful. You can't go wrong with a burger or pizza. The pizza was larger than I expected, so we were able to take leftovers home. I seriously could not get enough of the chili aioli that came with the fries and I thought the golden beets were to die for. Honestly, everything we tried was so good. Can't wait to come back for dinner to try the steaks and pasta. Wish I lived closer so I could stop at the cafe before work.

burgers, salad, golden beets, and broccolini are absolutely devine. we can't wait to go back to try more delicious food!

Tried a the Caesar sandwich from the deli-- not good. Very anchovy heavy, which I actually like, but be aware of that. It's served on a giant untoasted baguette split in half. As a result it's super hard to chew through, and the toppings spill out everywhere. Ratio of bread to filling is 80/20. Person running the deli needs a lesson in sandwich construction. Won't be trying the deli anymore.

Great food and drinks. Huge space with lots of different services and features. Amazing addition to the neighborhood!

Hoping on a Saturday night in the dead of winter. Lots of folks enjoying themselves. Pretty young crowd. Opted for the filet mignon. Was a little concerned because of the reasonable price but that steak was excellent, just as good as a traditional steak house. They didn't have the traditional sides but a large amount of curly fries and the carrots were just as good. I'm usually not big on carrots but these were so good I want all my future carrots to be prepared that way. Finished with tiramisu in a cocktail glass.

Restaurant is very cute, but that's about it. Food was just ok- cheese sticks were meh, the pizza was huge- but soggy. Had a few slices and decided not to take any home. Drinks were good- would maybe go back for a cocktail, but prob not. Waitress was not attentive and didn't seem to like her job much.

I'm a big fan of little bad wolf and gretel! So discovering that the same team was behind this, I had to check it out! I came for a dinner to celebrate a birthday for my sibling who also enjoys little bad wolf. Immediately this location had amazing decor in the restaurant side low light, elegant, same vibe as little bad wolf interior. As soon as I saw the tartare on the menu I needed to try it! Delicious beef tartare, only would've wanted additional amount of bread to scoop all of the portion but delicious taste. The mezcal drink was dangerous! Seriously well done with the cocktails we ordered that night. Oysters were fresh and came with a small tabasco to dress it up if you wanted. The steak we had ordered was delicious as well for the butchers cut. I had gotten the ny strip (not pictured) and done medium rare I also requested bordelaise sauce the combo was delicious. Juicy steak, a nice dip and those brussel sprouts were a great touch. Service was coming to check on us and provided answers to any questions we had. I wanted bernaise sauce originally, they checked if that was something that could be done, they were able to accommodate me with bordelaise instead and it was a good choice. We wanted to check out the upstairs bar and they checked to see if it was still open for us following our dinner, it wasn't. But they still let us feel free to checkout the view. Service was taking care of us. We sat at the restaurant bar instead and ordered more drinks for a nightcap, espresso martinis and a whisky sour with the egg white of course! We were looking at all the types of liquor they had to offer on their wall and what a range of options for cocktails. I'm definitely recommending this place. Think birthday dinner, or a date night for your steak, pizza, and burger lovers. I'd come back again and definitely include this on my list of recommendations for friends and family!

Very cool concept that fills a lot of voids in the neighborhood. We had dinner and drinks but the space also includes a butcher and market with everything from gifts to flowers. Seems like there is something for everyone on the menu and the crowd included a range of people on dates, families with kiddos to people just popping off the 606. Crab Cake and Beets were awesome. Pizza and salads were generous and enough to share with our group of four with the mushroom pasta. We enjoyed everything including the cocktails and felt well taken care of. Need to go back and try the burger!

Rolled up to Wolf & Company just off the 606 and dropped around $30--grabbed their Wolf Cold Brew, a bacon‑egg‑cheese breakfast sandwich, and the wood-fired pepperoni pizza slice, plus a side of spicy Buffalo wings. The cold brew was smooth and bold, perfect kick after a morning walk. The sammie was solid--crispy bacon, melty cheese, and soft egg all in one bite. Pizza slice was fire, that wood-fired crust had the perfect char and fresh pepperoni. Wings had a nice kick without being overcooked or greasy. Staff were super chill and the patio off the trail is hands-down the best people-watching in Lincoln Park. Came for coffee, stayed for the eats--and the combo of quality food, laid-back vibes, and great service makes this a five-star spot in my book.

Shared the she crab soup and mortadella sandwich. Both were excellent and would definitely have again.

Our meal at the new Wolf and Company was amazing!! We loved everything we tried: Chopped salad (reminiscent of Little Bad Wolf), wings, pizza, pasta (the cacio e pepe was awesome!), the half chicken and even the bone-in ribeye (tender and flavorful--I know they have an in-house butcher so the meat is incredible). My favorites on the cold night were the burgers (also my favorite at LBW) and the mac and cheese (decadent!). It is such a cool concept space. Right off the 606 Trail is the coffee bar/café. Downstairs has a gourmet food market, beautiful floral bouquets, and lots of unique gifts. The attached restaurant has the familiar feel of our old friend Little Bad Wolf with such a beautiful bar. The owners know exactly how to make you feel at home. One of my favorite parts was wandering from my table in the restaurant, cocktail in hand, through the market picking up some gifts. Cocktails, home-style food and shopping--what more could one want? I'll be back!

The food was excellent. We ordered carry-out at work and the food was warm and delicious when it arrived. We had the truffle pizza, burger, broccoli, brussell sprouts, dirty martini salad, mac n cheese, golden beets, and chopped salad! It was all soooo good. I highly recommend anyone to stop by and either dine in or carry out! Thank you Gus Lappas and crew for the wonderful meal.

Our meal at Wolf & Company was fantastic! We ordered tavern-style pizza, the burger, and a steak. Everything was spot on. The burger and steaks especially were incredible: super flavorful, cooked perfectly, and you can tell they take pride in the quality of their meat. The space itself is such a cool concept. Right off the 606, with a cozy café vibe upstairs and a market full of unique gifts downstairs. The atmosphere was surprisingly lively for a weekday but still relaxed enough to enjoy a great meal. It has that same welcoming feel as Little Bad Wolf, with a beautiful bar and staff who make you feel right at home. Great food, great drinks, great vibe--I'll definitely be back!

Wolf & Co Review I was excited to experience this new place that looked appealing as I walk on the 606 trail. However my experience wasn't the most pleasant. The bartender (Tray) seemed too busy to greet me, so I went ahead and greeted him first. I understand that sitting at the bar normally entitles to order alcohol however I wasn't in the mood which seemed to bother him. I asked for suggestions, told him I was debating between a pasta or grilled salad. His response was "Well I I'm coming out for dinner and wanna spend money I wouldn't get a salad." I wasn't expecting that response from a staff member. I replied I had just came from a run so perhaps a salad was best. He offered to add grilled Ckn for an extra charge and I agreed. When my salad arrived there was extremely little to no Ckn as you can see on the picture and it wasn't grilled Ckn. I had to address the situation to a buzz boy because the bartender was not around. Erik the mgr shared that the restaurant does not have grilled Ckn. ( something the bartender mis communicated) Perhaps it's a great place for drinks but definitely poor service at the bar (second flr) Also my cup of water was never filled. I'll probably give it a second chance when I'm truly hungry and hopefully service will be better.

Excellent ambiance and great food and cocktails. What a great addition to the neighborhood.