Drink Small-Batch Craft Beers And Dine On Hand-Tossed Wood-Fired Pizzas At This Tiny Illinois Brew Pub
By Linze Rice|Published June 09, 2023
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Linze Rice
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Ope! From the rural cornfields of DeKalb County, Linze is an Illinois native and true Midwestern gal who can make a mean bonfire and whip up a perfect marshmallow salad. Since 2014, her bylines and photography have appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Magazine, Chicago Sun-Times, and Block Club Chicago/DNAinfo Chicago, Only in Your State, and more. She has interviewed Dolly Parton, written about beloved diners along historic Route 66, visited the last Rainforest Cafe in the Illinois, and reviewed luxurious English manor-inspired hotels. Whether it's writing about a local gem or world-renowned establishment, Linze brings a heartwarming and historical perspective to each story, using facts, wit, and personal experience to impress upon readers the importance of culture, food, travel, and all things local. Her favorite destinations in Illinois include Starved Rock State Park, Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood, the charming small town of Sycamore, and historic Rosehill Cemetery. When she's not writing or photographing, Linze enjoys gardening, spending time with her husband and pets, cooking, baking, and grilling, and relaxing with trashy TV.
Illinois is full of great dining options, but I always find that it’s the smaller, local spots that really bring the charm (and often the best food). Give me a place that’s easy to get to by foot, train, or car, add in some family recipes, and top with an ice-cold drink, and I’m there. And while there’s certainly no shortage of pizza spots in the Chicago area, this pizzeria and brewery in Berwyn, Illinois is a one-of-a-kind neighborhood gem.
So, would you stop by for a pie at this pizzeria and brewery in Berwyn, Illinois? Do you think you could win the six-pizza challenge? What’s your favorite pizza spot in Illinois? Tell us in the comments! Start planning your trip by checking out the Flapjack Brewery website and Flapjack Brewery Facebook page. And when you’re finished with your meal, walk a few blocks to Proksa Park, where you’ll find this hidden butterfly garden!
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