Horse Thief Hollow

Out of the gate Colleen was a 5-star server start to finish. Her enthusiasm was genuine and welcoming, so informative about beers / menu. With one dinner in town, landing halfway from DC to AZ, Horse Thief Hallow was our #1 choice. A choice we did not regret. Solid beers, Began with the Soul Train (Sour). 5-stars again. Don’t let the color fool you, it is a pucker sour as intended. Annexation and Squeeze box also delicious, in that order. Restaurant SUPER clean. Pulled pork lean, not too spicy, the Mac n’ cheese is incredible, with panko crumbs under a broiler – perfectly crispy and served in cool miniature cast iron. Grass fed burger, wonderful. Half rack of baby backs, meat fell off the bone, prepared wonderfully. When returning to this area, Horse Thief Hallow Brewing will be my go-to, thank you guys & gals.

Award winning beers and amazing food. Big old south Chicago warehouse space, converted magically into a neat craft brewery and eatery. Usually 10 beers on tap, with a wide variety of styles, each represented well. We were especially impressed with the masterfully subtle Green Beret pistachio and Space Face Kolsch. Food is fast, and good, especially the brunch items, and the visit isn't complete without the crispy goodness of hot fresh beignets.

We went on a limb for restaurant week and I fell in love with Cajun food. Usually I’m picky about salads, but the salad we had here changed my mind forever. The standouts definitely were the Shrimp and grits and the beignets almost killed me because they were so good. The mixed drinks also packed quite a punch!

Nice, friendly, inviting staff and atmosphere. This was my first visit, but not my last. I took my mother here for lunch today. The mural on the exterior wall of the parking lot, as well as the painting on the asphalt was very impressive! My mother had the Grass-fed burger and I had the Turkey burger. Both burgers were delicious--we ate it all. I recommend trying their cocktail called "The Ambassador". It's a refreshing drink with gin, lemon, honey, and all-spice.

I’ve been to this place many times and I love it. Went on a Saturday for dinner. I had the venison burger and Mac & cheese. We got our order pretty fast. I recommend ‘kitchen sink’. The dinning area is pretty big and is kid friendly. I noticed a new patio on the side where the parking lot used to be. Looked pretty nice but it was closed due to rain.

Decided to do the brew trail tour, this was our first stop and what a great stop it was. Great atmosphere friendly staff and great beer, we decided to try an appetizer and choose the pretzels and those were delicious. We definitely want to go back and try some of the food as it all looked delicious. Decent prices. Cant wait to go back.