Meiers Tavern - Glenview

I live near this place and told myself about him for months, you have to try it out. Mission accomplished! I tried what everyone's suggesting, Cheeseburger with feet. I ordered it medium, it was good. It seems to be common among taverns. The Cheeseburger is a basic cheeseburger. The papers were grounded. Seasoning is not really the point of sale on this, it is the cash price. Cash... they only accept cash. You have an ATM. My meal sans drinking 10.45 without taxes. I mean, that's very good for a seat. The atmosphere of this place is exactly what you expect from a street house Tavern. Many wood, checked tablecloths and the sound of a manual checkout in the background. The TVs above the huge bar are not too big, and this is a repulsion in Nostalgie in the 1960s. Hamm's beer signs, Blatz sign on the front door, and DAB and Old Style on ****. The Mäzen are definitely locals and there is a lot (about 1/2 capacity on Saturday at 2) This is an experience. If you are in the neighborhood, it is worth stopping and having a beer and a burger. Maybe I have to come back on Friday.

We had cheeseburgers, shared onion rings and coleslaw and a couple beers. This was at 2 pm on Friday. The place was not busy. The burgers were not warm so they had been sitting too long to be taken out. Not good. There are better burgers out there. The onion rings were excellent and hot, really good. The beers, draft and craft were very good. One server for the whole place she was swamped and slow. Poor management.

Hometown bar. Great bar grub, eclectic tavern that feels like time stands still. It's like hanging out in your living room.

The best way to describe this place is DAB and tots. Really cool atmosphere with all the old beer memorabilia and the food is simple yet amazing.

Service ZERO starsKitchen/Food 5 starsAverage rounding down 2 starsWalked in with several friends after leaving the NU/WI football game a bit early yesterday. First impressions are everything, and it was this; maybe the worst waitress ever. Complained loudly about how busy the business was. THEN the tables filled in as the game had ended and she walked around swearing (loudly) about customers actually being customers; they wanted things. She left our table TWICE because she deemed our ordering process too slow. How fast can you say draft Dab, diet and rum . That 's what we thought too. Well I can assure you we 'll not return to burden this place with our wants, needs and money. KUDOS to the kitchen. The burgers were great and my Reuben was really good too. It 's amazing to me that businesses that can really cash in from large groups and game days (like bars, restaurants) can 't scale floor service to the known customer surge. In any event, da waitress presumably cashed in big on tips from us silly, needy customers. Meiers has been around for eons and the customer experience should meet a much higher standard. ONE AND DONE. Too many other options in the neighborhood.