Flossmoor Station Restaurant & Brewery

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Active • Operating since 1996
Open Within 5 Miles
Flossmoor Station Restaurant & Brewery
Flossmoor Station Restaurant & Brewery photo 1
Beer Review Stats:
26 beers
34 servings
8.19 avg rating
$10.50 avg cost
Venue Overall:7.3/10 (1 review)
Price Index:6.5/10 (right about right)
Still Brewing 16
 BeerStyle
15th Anniversary Ale
15th Anniversary AleBelgian Tripel
Beelzebeer
BeelzebeerAmerican Strong Ale
Bourbon Barrel Aged Hi-Fi Rye
Bourbon Barrel Aged Hi-Fi RyeAmerican Barleywine
Collaborative Evil 2009
Collaborative Evil 2009Belgian Strong Blonde Ale
Diesel Rellik
Diesel RellikAmerican India Pale Ale
Finlaggin Scotch
Finlaggin ScotchScotch Ale/Wee Heavy
Gandy Dancer Honey Ale
Gandy Dancer Honey AleAmerican India Pale Ale
Hi-Fi Rye
Hi-Fi RyeAmerican Barleywine
Imperial Schwartz
Imperial SchwartzSchwarzbier (Black Beer)
Intercontinental Pale Lager
Intercontinental Pale LagerAmerican Lager
Killer Kapowski
Killer KapowskiBaltic Porter
Killer Wood
Killer WoodBaltic Porter
Pullman Brown
Pullman BrownAmerican Brown Ale
Station Master Wheat Ale
Station Master Wheat AleAmerican Wheat Ale
Vishnu's Vice
Vishnu's ViceAmerican India Pale Ale
White Lady Double Wit
White Lady Double WitHefeweizen

Reviews

scot (2 reviews)
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7.3/10
Q:7.0 S:6.7 A:8.6 P:6.5 A:8.1
Hard to believe it has been 17 years since I reviewed this place. Great location, great building while feeling like you are in a pub a long way away from the burbs while metra trains continuously stop to drop off passengers. I sat at the bar, no food, just ate at Homewood Brewing. I was able to get a few tasters to try their IPA offerings, neither inspired me. The bartender was so busy it was a bit difficult to get the full pour of Pullman Brown that I wanted. The second taster was given to me by a waitress. They have a great business going. There food is probably better than their beer. Nothing much has changed in 17 years. If you are doing it right, keep it up. For how busy they were, I was surprised that Homewood Brewing wasn't - they had some people but not cranking it out. Location? Vibe inside? I will always stop by Flossmoor given the chance. Maybe earlier in the day when they aren't so busy. Enjoy!
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Reviewed: Aug 5, 2026, 7:42 AM
Visited: Aug 4, 2026
8.0/10
Q:8.0 S:8.0 A:8.0 P:8.0 A:8.0
Located in the quaint little town of Flossmoor right on the tracks and metra to Chicago. The eatery is nice, has some charm, homey feeling. The wood ceiling is unique and gives you the feeling it might be original. You can actually see the trains go by depending on where you are sitting. Also, the cramped quarters of their brewing area is enclosed in glass making it easy for anyone to see their equipment. The bar is probably 30 feet or so in length and they always have their six normal beers on tap with five or six more seasonals. I was impressed by the fact that they took the time to allow the foam on my beer to recede and then fill it up some more, which says something about the service. Their seasonals are more of this is what we brewed, come get it while it lasts. I thought the food was good and was an ample amount even for a big guy like myself. Their sweet potato fries are outstanding (sweet potatoes are my favorite, so I could be biased). The menu was packed full of different options for all tastes and at a fair price. I didn't have it but I know they have a 10-beer sampler. A great way to taste their beers especially if you can't get there often. Enjoy!
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Reviewed: Nov 4, 2009, 6:26 PM
Visited: Oct 29, 2009