Armitage Alehouse is styled as a neighborhood pub frozen somewhere around London, 1926 — fireplaces, piano music, hand-carved woodwork, and spacious booths standing in for the Lincoln Park street outside. The menu runs on select ales and cocktails paired with hearty pub fare, with several dishes drawing on Indian influence. The wine list leans French and American, with curry-friendly selections and clarets included alongside.
Regulars point to the sticky date pudding for dessert and the pot pie as a standout main, and the room reads well for both a special-occasion dinner and a casual plate with a pint. Servers here have built a reputation for steering guests toward the right dishes. The Infatuation scored Armitage Alehouse 8.3/10.
Regulars point to the sticky date pudding for dessert and the pot pie as a standout main, and the room reads well for both a special-occasion dinner and a casual plate with a pint. Servers here have built a reputation for steering guests toward the right dishes. The Infatuation scored Armitage Alehouse 8.3/10.