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dateCreated	2010-06-04 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	The Malt House
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rev:rating	5 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	Let me get off to a running start: easily one of the best bars in the Midwest and one of my favorite bars EVER. On a recent trip to Madtown, my girlfriend and myself had the opportunity to kick back and have some delicious beers at the Malthouse. In no way did it disappoint. Maybe it's my jaded Chicago nature...the fact is, seems like these days, every bar in Chicago likes to think it's on the pinnacle and cutting edge of the craft beer scene. It get's exhausting, not to mention the bars that actually ARE serving up killer beers are pretty much unapproachable and impossible to chill out in, much less get through the front doors on a weeknight (ie Hopleaf, Maproom). We found the Malthouse roomy, chilled out, and totally unpretentious. The beer selection is exquisite, as it's a hefty selection of local midwest craft brews and a ton of excellent belgian offerings. The list really ran the gamut...everything from Sours to imperial stouts to American Belgian ipa's. Their draft list was great...my only complaint is that they didn't seem to serve any cask ales on a beer engine...but that's digging deep. The bartenders were really nice and didn't hesitate to give us samples of whatever we liked...I really appreciated that aspect and it's something most bars in Chitown are too stingy to do, even despite the fact that you're laying down $9 for a brew. Overall a stellar bar, both in terms of quantity and quality. I appreciated it's unassuming exterior, kind of connotating that the important stuff was the beer, not the flashy lights and awning. Can't wait to go back!
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rev:reviewer	Benjamin

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