Brewskeez

I stopped in here the other day to sample Brewskeez BBQ. I had the brisket and also the pork.
I’ll start with the brisket. Moist, tender, a beautiful smoke ring, and absolutely awesome! Now on to the pork. Tender, juicy, great texture and flavor! For one of my sides, I was intrigued by the pineapple Cole slaw. I was really glad I ordered this. There wasn’t really a pineapple taste but what an awesome way to add a unique sweet to the slaw!
All in all a great experience and a fantastic place to grab a quick lunch. Brewskeez has always been known as a place to catch some killer live music but I think we’ve all been missing the boat for lunch. The food is fantastic and the owner obviously cares about the product they are putting on the table.
If your skipping this place for lunch you’re missing out on a sure thing!

I liked this quaint little dive. Visiting from dallas I was shocked that this was a Cowboys bar!!! Drinks were dirt cheap as well and the small crowd here was fun.
If visit again but I doubt I’ll ever be this far out again.

Food is passable, service is terrible but the band is terrific, but I could be partial since I’m related to the drummer.

I was so disappointed with the service. While our waitress was friendly, it took an insane amount of time to get anything. Also, she kept forgetting things and getting distracted. We had to constantly remind her about each time we’d ordered drinks.

Stopped in this past Sat night to see Joe Dirt. Tried to get a drink at the bar. I stood in a large open space and there seemed to be two bartenders. I never was even acknowledged that it would be a minute or anything even when they were directly in front of me. I was there what seemed like ten minutes but in reality was probably five. Went to our table, the poor waitress had a very large section, she was nice when I was able to get a drink but it took a very long time. This place has always seemed to have an issue with service going back 5 years and it still remains an issue. I will not be going back. Overall it was busy but not really that packed as it has been in other times I had been there (years). Anytime I have mentioned that place to people, service always comes up in the conversation so apparently it is well known around town!

I’ve been here only a couple times. Food is good, great beer selection, and friendly people. The bartender was very friendly and carried a conversation with us while taking care of all her other customers. The bar definitely needs to reinvent itself instead of going for the overused «sports bar» theme. But I like this place and would like to see it do well. I will come back with more friends.

I’m not normally a fan of large «country» style bars but I think I can make an exception for Brewskeez.
First time I came here was for lunch. I had a grilled cheese sandwich with the pub chips. The pub chips were so awesome! The food was a bit expensive but totally worth it.
My friends ordered wings and they all contended that they were the best wings outside of St. Louis.
The second time I went to Brewskeez was for a birthday party. Our waitress was great and as attentive as possible. There was a fantastic cover band and everyone in the establishment was having a great time. The place was packed and the very obviously understaffed. We were told that there was only one kitchen cook and the waitress was way overworked. She kicked ass for as busy as it was.
At one point the bartender screwed up a drink and refused to fix her error. Big no-​no. Otherwise, it was a pretty great time on both occasions.

One of my favorite places in St. Charles County. One of the best places to catch live music, smoke free venue, good stage and sound. bartenders are great and the food is a big step above your average bar food. The owner is usually present and is a great guy. if your looking for a good place to have a drink, bite to eat or catch the game, check this place out. great live music every weekend.

wonderful drinks and food. The wings were the highlight, and the staff was friendly. The glasses were also very clean and cold

I dropped in here on a Saturday evening for a get together. The only items sampled from the food menu were the chicken wings which were extra crispy with flavorful sauce and pizza which had crispy thin crust, a good flavor of sauce, and a nice amount of toppings. There were about 10 different types of common beer on tap and a small selection of macrobrew bottles. The wait staff seemed friendly but somewhat slow to attend to tables, perhaps a bit understaffed when the crowds picked up. Speed of food delivery was average. There are quite a few TVs to catch the game as well as pool tables, dart boards, and an arm wrestling table. A band started playing around 9pm to provide some additional entertainment. It seemed like a decent enough sports bar, nothing too exceptional while having above average food. I’d come back in the future.

One waitress to take care of the bar and tables during an afternoon Cardinal playoff game (10÷11÷12). Enough said. A group of us sat for over an hour and finally had to ask for our food to go in order to get back to work. No refills on drinks, and one of the six orders was incorrect. I am not blaming the waitress and she received a 20% tip because she was working her tail off. The issue here is with the management who are either too blind or too cheap to have enough staff on hand.

Ate their for lunch. The food was ok and the service was slow.

One word: Hoosier. That tells you all you need to know. Mediocre fried food, terrible wait staff, and hoosier folks drinking Bud, Bud Light, or Bud Select.

been there, done that, everybody has… need something new

Everyone I know near O’Fallon goes to Brewskeez from time to time. Is it because it’s a great bar? I wouldn’t go that far. They’ve got a few things right. The ladies night was pretty hopping last night, although earlier on I wasn’t sure if it was a singles bar or a swingers bar, based on the age group at the time.
Once the band started playing, two things happened. People showed up, which was good, and I ceased to be able to carry on a conversation, which was not so good. Some bars like to play their music a little loud, fine, but this was ridiculous. Even the waitresses verified it’s normally like that, but had no reason why. We hid over by the dart boards in the corner where the sound wasn’t such a direct line most of the night.
Drink prices weren’t expensive, apparently soda is but I got three cocktails for around $ 11 (house booze, nothing top shelf). I’ve had appetizers before, and they were ok, nothing exciting really. Other things to note are 3 pool tables, which even last night were easy enough to get a game on, and 5 or so dart boards. The dance floor is a bit small, as previously noted. The one at Palomino Nights is bigger. All in all, this is a pretty average bar, that does well because it’s a lot closer to most of the area than Main Street St. Charles.
If you’re east of O’Fallon, you might as well look for a better place in St. Charles, if you’re west of it, there’s several better bars in the Wentzville area (Icehouse, Maggie Malone’s, Aftershock). If you live in Monticello, you probably love Brewskeez.
I forgot one thing when I first submitted this review, oddly it was one of the main points I meant to include in the first place. The bartender was a complete witch when we moved our tab from the bar to the floor. If their tabs/​tips system is that big of a pain, they either need to fix it or higher more intelligent (read: less blond) bartenders that don’t get so confused by such a common occurrence. Just kidding about the blond thing by the way.

This place it ok. I haven’t tried the food here and it is a different Menu I believe than the Florissant location (which the food is GREAT.) I do give it three stars because in O’Fallon there isn’t that many bars to go out and hang out with people that actually have people in them. (besides Buffalo Wild Wings.) There is usually a crowd 21 – 45 year olds. Sometimes they have bands other wise a DJ. Their dance floor is tiny, but I had fun nonetheless.
Now the reason I took two stars is:
A) Drinks are PRICY
B) WEAK DRINKS
C) Their cranberry juice is HORRIBLE its the brightest red ever and something isn’t right about it. I tried a cranberry and vodka (my usual) on 3 different occasions with the same outcome.
All in all not bad location when you live in the sticks. I would stick to beer if possible.

If you go with no expectations, then I suppose this place isn’t so bad. It’s just a usual no frills bar in O’Fallon. Full of smoke, locals, and bad music.
On my way out the door, a girl asked me if she looked alright. As I replied with «Yeah you look nice» her boyfriend then confronted me for hitting on his girl. That’s the type of crowd to expect here.

I came here last night for an engagement party. I know… classy, right? It was a really informal thing, guys! I’m down with that. My best friend seemed to enjoy it, and so did everyone else.
The night I went (Friday) there was a 5 dollar cover, since a live band was there (I believe their name was Vote for Pedro). They weren’t too bad, and played a nice mix of cover songs.
I didn’t eat here, but I did pay three dollars for a soda. That sorta thing makes me wonder how much the alcoholic beverages were!
The highlight (if I can call it that) of the night was the huge fight that broke out near the bar. The staff did a fairly decent job at breaking it up and kicking the offenders out of the bar… where it continued outside. Imagine 7 or 8 people just going at it in the parking lot; fists swinging like crazy. I thought I was at a hockey game or something! My group was seated right by the window, so we had a front row seat to the fight, in all 5 minutes of it’s glory. Seriously; it took a LONG time before it was broken up.
I probably wouldn’t come back, if for no other reason than it was a 30 minute drive from where I live. Oh, and the safety thing. Real classy, O’Fallon-ites. And they say that North County is full of reckless thugs! Psssssh.

It’s a divey sports bar… enough said.
I was here on a Thursday night, which happens to be ladies night. Now, what’s great about ladies night here, all drinks are free. What isn’t great about it, you basically have to ask for the free beers or they will try to sell you the bottles… I mean, that’s a little annoying, but I guess they are just trying to make money for the bar, which is their job.
I sat at the bar and basically realized this is the kind of establishment where 20 and 30 something men go after their construction jobs, throw on their best Old Navy apparel, and try to pick up bleached blond girls slugging back their tiny cups of free Bud Light. The bar is smoky as can be and the stink will cling to you until you wash your hair at least twice. The local band playing was more or less horrible, but regardless, people seemed to really enjoy them… they were dancing and everything to the bad loud horns and cowbell mixture which I must say I didn’t fully understand.
All in all, it isn’t horrible, especially if you don’t have your expectations up.

This is basically your standard sport bar and grill, nothing too original or exciting. But it’s still a fun place to get a drink or watch some live music.
Once I went here around Halloween – it was a blast. That 80’s Band was playing, everyone was dancing and wearing costumes. They have a decent stage and a big dance floor, which is great.
It’s also a fantastic place to watch games. They have a ton of TVs and one massive TV that everything centers around. We went here for the last MU/​KU football game (I am a Mizzou fan) and it was so much fun. There were fans from both sides, everything was good-​natured, and we won, which only added.
But as a warning – please don’t go here during karaōke night. Just saying.