Came in for dinner on a Friday night. Was asked if I wanted seating in bar area or restaurant area. The bar area along is spacious and restaurant part is even more expensive. They bring you potato chips and pickles. Appreciate pickles at a BBQ place. Went with cheeseburger it has brisket on it and boy is it beefy. They asked me to choose a side. Chose mashed potatoes they were tasty and savory.

Attempted to go to Butch McGuire's, but it was absolutely way too busy and we would've had to wait in a very long line. Stumbled upon this place- extremely cute on the outside and very nice on the inside! The entrance is a warm and cozy bar, which was filled with patrons. We had lunch in the dining room and it was decorated very nice for Christmas. The food was absolutely delicious! My friend and I shared a salad and the pulled pork barbecue sandwich! The barbecue was unreal! So delicious and I am still dreaming of it! Their variety of barbecue sauces was great and I enjoyed all three! I will definitely be back!

This place is fantastic, it's become a great place to meet up with friends. The area by the bar with the fireplace is warm and inviting, especially around the holidays. Kristen, behind the bar, and the rest of the staff are delightful and attentive. The happy hour specials and the menu are also top notch. An all-around excellent experience!

I'm a regular at Chicago Q, and I keep coming back for the great service and reliable quality of food and drinks. Kristen, our usual server, is friendly and super accommodating. The cozy vibe also makes it the perfect spot to unwind and have meaningful conversations away from the daily hustle, while enjoying some good comfort food.

Chicago Q is an upscale BBQ restaurant and I visited for brunch! Everything was beyond amazing, my waiter was very helpful in making a decision on food options. If you enjoy eggs benedict then definitely get the egg benedict trio. The shrimp and grits was good but not the best I had. I love good bean salad but the honey vinaigrette really elevated the salad. The meats are very tender and juicy.

I've been wanting to try Chicago q for a while. And my intentions were to try their bbq food, but when I saw they had a brunch menu, some entrees sounded good so we went with their brunch menu. This place is huge. It didn't seem big from the outside, but they have three separate dining area. The outdoor patio, the bar area on the front and a massive dining area towards the rear of the building. We chose to dine in their dining room which was empty. I felt the service could have been a little faster, they were that busy, but took over 1/2 hour for our food to arrive. They start you off with home made potato chips and pickles. Both of these were very tasty, but I would have eaten them slower if I knew the food would take awhile to come out. The bbq sauces were also really good. My wife ordered their Chilaquiles. I'll be honest with ya'll, these chilaquiles were the worst I have ever tried. I joked with my wife afterwards that they probably didn't have tortillas to make this dish, so they went to go buy some, came back, fried them for a bit put a little bit of salsa and queso fresco and a fried egg on top. Very tasteless and disappointing dish. I still wanted a little bbq so decided go get their Pulled Pork Benedict. This came with fried green tomatoes at the bottom, pulled pork and topped with a poached egg and Cajun hollandaise sauce with a side of potato hash. This dish was near flawless. I would have preferred a thicker cut of the green tomato. I love fried green tomatoes, and felt what they used was a little too small. But overall the dish was so delicious. The pulled pork had a nice Smokey flavor and went well with the Cajun hollandaise sauce. I would definitely order this again.