Stulgin’s Park Boulevard Tavern
5 E Park Blvd, Villa Park, IL, 60181
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Address :
5 E Park Blvd
Villa Park, IL, 60181 - Phone (630) 834-6208
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Opening Hours
- Mon :9:00 am - 1:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Noise Level : Average
Music : Juke Box, Background
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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Brian S.
One of the better Friday fish frys (or do you say "fish fries"? that doesn't look right) in the area can be found at this little bar along the Prairie Path in Villa Park. During Lent they'll do a fry for both the lunch and dinner crowds, but the rest of the year it's strictly lunch Mondays through Fridays (the rest of their food is pretty good too...typical pub grub). Come by at noon on a Friday and you'll have a hard time finding a table. At night you can get a frozen pizza from their kitchen, but unless you're totally snowblind drunk you're better off hitting a drive thru on the way home. The decor at Stulgin's screams Wisconsin Northwoods. Plenty of game fish taxidermy on the wood covered walls, Old Style on draft, and of course the fish fry. The mirrors on the back bar sport Lowenbrau logos on either end, but I don't think they've served that fine beer since the Carter administration. Regardless, my friend Jon always orders one when he goes there just to have the bartender say "we don't have that". Every other Saturday night they have karaoke. Talent is fair to middling, and you can usually sing 4 or 5 songs over the course of the night if that's your thing. The crowd varies from early 20s to local geezers, and unlike the Ardmore around the corner everyone is pretty friendly. If you've made the move from the city to the western burbs and are missing the corner tavern from your old hood, give Stulgin's and their fry a try.
(4)Frankie M.
kinda bland in a nice way.
(2)Angela P.
So this little hole in the wall place in Villa Park is THE place to go for fish fry on Friday nights during lent. I don't do the whole not eating meat thing on Friday nights but I usually end up not eating it anyways because there are so many places around here that have great fish fry! This is a small place so you should expect to wait on a Friday night, but I don't think I have ever waited more than like 45 mins. And you obv can drink while you wait which makes the time go by faster anyways. So then you get sat...the service is good considering the massive crowd and the food is AMAZING! I want to say they use Whitefish for their fish fry, which is all you can eat btw, and it is always super fresh and the breading on it is GREAT! They also serve the table these little corn fritter balls with a honey butter that is to die for!! Overall, you just have to try this place to see what I am talking about! Yumm!!
(5)Sarah M.
Great neighborhood bar! The staff & locals are extremely friendly & welcoming. :) Be prepared for the awesome sports talk. The bartender is very attentive & upbeat. Unsure of her name, but a pleasant lady. I'd come back!
(5)Barbie S.
My favorite place to drink. And best lunch around. And gamble this is the place where I always win big on the slots. If you wanna have fun come to the park blvd. tap Stolgins.
(5)Roseanne S.
Second stop on my VP birthday bar crawl. I think we had to go through three doors just to get in. I don't know why there are so many doors. As soon as we stepped in the door, we were carded immediately. That's fine. We're of age, but we must have looked really young to get carded so quickly. Actually, I think it may have been my Dora the Explorer birthday hat. Special of the day was a can of Beck's for $3. I think it was a 16 oz can, so good deal. We sat at the bar until the rest of our group arrived. I saw an interesting item on the back counter of the bar that looked like a butt. I asked if it was a butt. Nope. It's a bull's ball sack. Win. When the rest of our group arrived, we moved to a table in the middle of the bar. Not much to the decor other than fish taxidermy, and bull ball sacks apparently. This place was better lit than the Aardmore Lounge. It looks like they tried to do some updating, but it still has the 80s feel. There were some regulars at the bar and once again, we were the youngest ones there, but we still had a good time and the bartender was really nice and told us "thanks for coming" when we left, so we didn't feel like we were being annoying. I'd consider coming back, but probably not my first choice.
(3)Osiris V.
I have been to this place twice; the first time we got our fish fry on which was pretty delicious. It's a thin seasoned batter but it stays on the fish, never seen anything like it. The second time I had a nice little greasy burger and some fries, equally delish. The atmosphere is that of an old tavern. The decor is dark but cozy. It goes deep but it's not that big. The service is great but I can only say that for the lunch hour. Not sure about dinner time. THIS is the bar, where if you go in enough times, they WILL know your name.
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