Tomczak’s Tap Inc
265 E Irving Park Rd, Wood Dale, IL, 60191
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Address :
265 E Irving Park Rd
Wood Dale, IL, 60191 - Phone (630) 595-0479
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Opening Hours
- Mon :Closed
- Mon : Closed
Tue
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Accepts Bitcoin : No
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Divey
Noise Level : Average
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : No
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Dogs Allowed : No
Waiter Service : No
Drive-Thru : No
Caters : No
Categories
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Ron S.
I've tried 5 AYCE Friday night fish fries in the northeastern corner of DuPage County and Tomczak's is the undisputed winner. Tomczak's offers you a choice of 3 kinds of beer-battered fish; Perch, Cod & Catfish. They are all good and each of them is better than any other fish fry in the area. My favorite is the Catfish, but the Cod is a very close second. It all depends on whether you like a lighter or more bold flavored fish. An AYCE Catfish basket is $9 and you can get Labatt's & Lite on tap or a $2 PBR Tall Boy. I noticed posters for Revolution Anti-hero (in cans) and Bell's Oberon Ale (bottles) so you can grab a craft brew if you prefer. Same Northwoods tavern atmosphere, same great food, same great value and same friendly service. With a combination like that, why would you settle for a crappy fish fry? "Ain't nobody got time for that..."
(5)Bob B.
This is the best fish fry I've had in this area! Tiny place that looks like it's straight out of Wisconsin. Mounted fish all over the wall. Wood paneling. Old school bar. Can also do some gambling there now. I also recommend the shrimp. They're huge!
(5)Maureen W.
Very good perch, old school vibe, best fish fry yet - not too much breading and not too heavy. All you can eat for around 10 bucks.
(4)Aimee M.
Anyone else thought this place was just a bar? If you saw Tomczak's from the outside, you'd agree with me. It's a bar. But I learned that it's a bar that serves some tasty Fish Fry every Friday night. I was skeptical, because y'know, it looks like a bar. Their Friday night fish fry is All you can Eat and you get a choice of cod, catfish and perch. My go-to is Cod, but I'm definitely going to try the catfish next time. The fillets are a nice size, have a nice battered coating and served piping hot. They weren't greasy or over done. They also come with a side of fries, coleslaw and garlic bread. The fries and garlic bread were great, but the coleslaw was very bland. I love coleslaw so I was a little disappointed with this serving. We also tried the chicken tenders and they were pretty tasty but my guess would be that they are pre-prepared or packaged. Sorry I can't remember what else was on the menu because we were there for the fish! There are two sections inside---a bar section with a few casino machines, and the dining section--basically about 7 tables. The dining section is family friendly which really surprised me. They had high chairs too! Just a few families dining that night, most of the other patrons were older couples. . They just make it clear that children cannot cross over to the bar section. And I'm sure that after dinner hours, no kids would be allowed inside at all. Service was kind of friendly, kind of sarcastic, kind of like Flo from the TV show Alice. For a townie institution like T-zaks, I would have expected nothing less. Reasonable (cheap!) prices. $2 PBRs.
(4)Amanda W.
I have tried their burgers and we are now regulars Thursdays for $5 burgers and $2 appetizers! Can't beat that deal. Still one of my favorite places to dine in the area. Great food, great prices, and the waitresses are always wonderful! You will not leave hungry or disappointed!
(5)Rena W.
Can't beat the amazing fish fry on Fridays along with amazing burgers and other specials throughout the weeks and don't forget the awesome service!!!!!!
(5)Lori P.
My husband and I go to Tomczaks all of the time. We love the owners and we love the food. On Sundays, we take our kids and get out of this world service, a great meal, and a low price. We also have been there for our birthdays- they have accommodated us to the fullest extent. We pop in for a night cap once in a while, and again, always the kindness you hope for in an local pub. If you want to feel like you are stepping into the Northwoods, only with some suburban flair- then this is your place!
(5)Timothy H.
So far I've only been here for the Friday fish fry, but oh man was it awesome. Cheap and awesome...it doesn't get any better than that. I can't wait to go back for their steak sandwich and try other eats. My wife and I reported a bill of $28 (including tip). We really can't wait to go back! It's not a fancy place. It's reminiscent of your old fashioned tavern style diner. The service was great, and although we had to wait ten minutes for a table, it was a sign that this place was full because the food is good.
(5)Bryon T.
Flat out awesome. Cold Old Style, hot appetizers and the nice guy tending bar couldn't have been more accommodating. Stick to the onion rings, the cauliflower and the burgers on every day other than Friday. I went on a Sunday and was envious of every person that's been here for he Fish Fry Friday's.
(4)Sarah S.
I've had Tomczak's Tap bookmarked for ages and finally got to go last week. The big draw for me were the beer corn dogs on Sundays...but sadly they no longer have them. Apparently they weren't a big selling item but I think they sounded super cool! I went to Tomczak's knowing it was a dive bar & grill type of place and it totally is. I loved the cute atmosphere all decorated for Christmas. Don't go expecting fancy decor, fancy atmosphere or fancy people but do go in knowing you're going to get some tasty, cheap food and a super friendly guy cooking your food. It kind of seemed to be a one man show, he was holding it all down and doing a pretty good job. It was all regulars at the bar and no one seated in the dining area. There are big TVs which made for good viewing for the Sunday football games. Due to the lack of beer corn dogs, I ended up ordering another interesting choice - A polish with ham and cheese. It was a strange combo but delicious! My friend and I had a nice chill time, ate and rolled out. If you're looking for a dive joint in the area, I def recommend Tomczak's.
(4)Dennis Q.
Best place around for a fish fry nice hunks of fish. Definitely not covered in breading and at a price you cant beat. Yes it has the feel of a bar in wisconsin. But thats part of the experience. Kinda takes me back to when my parents brought me to the Northwoods as a kid .not to mention the wait staff is totally personal and friendly. Might have to wait a while. But if it wasnt good there wouldn't be a wait. Just like any place that does it right. Just an overall great place.
(5)Sarah C.
My dad has been saying for years how much he wants to go to a fish fry. Seeing as though my husband also loves fish, I figured this would be a nice occasion for all of us to go out. So after searching Yelp and filtering with "best reviews" I came across tomczaks. Quite the dive bar, with old decor and tables but I've come to appreciate that sometimes those are the places that serve some of the best food. Having read all the positive fish fry reviews, I decided that we'd go here over the golf course (who has been doing the fish fry for years). My husband had the cod lunch special for $6.75 and my dad had the all you can eat perch fish fry for $11.00. My dads plate was huge so he did not end up getting a second helping! I think its also worth saying that you have to pick one type of fish, since they're all different prices. In regards to the fish, both of them agreed that the fish was delicious, the batter was perfect BUT the tartar sauce was missing something... Not tart enough. Both said it tasted like basic mayo. I had a burger since I'm not a big fish lover- and enjoyed it. They toast the bun and the burger was just how I liked it. I was pleasantly surprised. Service was friendly and the food was good. Only reason I'm rating it a 4 was because it was so cold in there and because of the tartar sauce--
(4)Bobby M.
Best fish fry i have ever had. i look forward to going every Friday with some friends. If you like fish, then you gotta go
(5)Jeff W.
This place reminds me of the places I did not go to when I lived in Texas. Food is fried with a grease that tastes like yesterday and there are more teeth in their fried perch than on their patrons. Unless your a retired union plumber or you want to experience l the wrong end of a Phillips screw driver I suggest you stay away.
(1)Mike J.
Fantastic friendly neighborhood place to eat great food and enjoy a beer or drink. The fish fry is better than anywhere I've ever had one! The cheeseburgers are absolutely delicious, as are all their sandwiches. The secret to their good food? They only order the best ingredients available and then cook it to perfection! Kudos to a great little family-owned place!! I come here every chance I get when I visit the Chicago area.
(5)Oliver B.
Holy SH&T!! Most delicious steak sandwich ever!! Saturdays special - Almost ate 3 of em! Addicting so be careful. All bears games and UFC too
(5)Andy M.
A great fish fry and a great suburban bar that looks like it came from the back woods. The owner is a clearly good fisherman and has several trophies all over the place to prove that. great bar food including fish,brats, and nauchos and of course place has several beers, mostly bottle.
(4)Shaune G.
Tried the steak sandwich this past Sat ... What can I say it was phenomenal . This place also has reasonably price drinks. I look forward to going there every Sat for the steak Sandwich and a couple drinks. Ive lived in the area for over 20 years and boy am I glad I discovered this place. It will definitely be my new hangout on the weekends.
(5)Jim L.
This IS the neighborhood bar....also a jam-packed fish fry joint on Friday nights. It's on the North side of Irving Park Rd., just East of the Wood Dale Metra station, with a tiny sign. One long narrow bar runs down almost the entire length of this railroad car-sized building (that's easy to miss) with nice TV's at each end. In the middle is the showpiece - a well-lit glass case that nicely displays the great catches of the owners in a realistic set of poses. The taxidermist made these fish look edible even today. A dividing wall topped with wooden spindles separates the bar from the dining/group seating area. Tables for four. The fish fry is cheap and all-you-can-eat. People come from miles around, so get there early.....like 6 or 6:30. Seating is limited. First come first served. The fish is fresh and nicely battered...and you usually have a choice of two. Oh, you also get fries and slaw, but who cares about fries and slaw? A few beers, some yummy fish, a few more beers, some more fish, and pretty soon you'll be telling your friends how YOU caught those beauties in the case!!
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