Brew Link Brewpub

Came in around 3 PM. Sat in the bar area at a table by the window, beautiful view. Was nice watching the golfers enjoy the beautiful day. I ordered the shrimp tacos, which were amazing and filled with so much flavor and I had two different beers, the blueberry hole in one and raspberry hole in one, both were amazing. The service was spectacular. The bartender was very knowledgeable on the kinds of beers to recommend. 10 out of 10 great experience.

Brew Link in Plainfield never misses. Them and Nigh have the best menu’s in town. Tons of variety/options without being overwhelming. I had the Baja Shrimp protein bowl and it was perfect. The shrimp was juicy, the sauce made the entire dish and I was actually full when it was gone. Our drinks and service were awesome. Super friendly staff.

If there were a 5 star review for the alone beers they would have a +5 star! Great service and beers. Very unique flavors and locally brewed. All their locations are great! Love stopping by here after a round of golf. Neil and Ray provide great service!

I loved the menu and creativity. It’s a refreshing change of pace from standard bar food. My only qualm is that the tater tots came out a little cold and the water tastes way off. Otherwise, the beer and service was fantastic.

We’ve enjoyed going to Brew Link in Plainfield for years. That ended tonight with us giving them one last chance. The service was horrible. Slow to get drinks, slow to respond, we had to chase our server down as she basically ignored us once the food came. The food is a shadow of what it used to be. Watery Mac and cheese. Watery Alfredo, watery taco salad. My burger was well done and then some. I was never asked how I wanted it- which used to be a standard. They were out of my first beer choice. And my second. I was going to switch to a water after my first beer but opted for a second beer after tasting the garbage water. The service and food has been stellar at their other locations. But tonight was the last time we’ll go to Plainfield. It’s sad what they’ve become - it used to be our