Wright's Brew & Bistro

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10 Marriott Dr, Lincolnshire, IL 60069, USA
Added by Jopie, at 08 November 2012

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• Anonymous

  10 February 2017

  Everything is very fresh and the breakfast/brunch buffet is awesome. I take my Mom for Mother's Day every year.

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• Anonymous

  08 June 2016

  Everything here tastes amazing. Service was a little slow but the food more than makes up for it.

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• Anonymous

  22 April 2016

  Excellant buffets

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• Anonymous

  08 September 2014

  Dinner-and-theatre menu is limited and quite bad.
  The appetizers (except for an unremarkable ranch salad), dessert and gratuity are not included.
  A bowl of tomato bisque and two desserts was $22, in addition to the cost of the meal (that was rolled into the combo dinner-and-theatre price).
  The server, Abraham, was very attentive and kept everything moving well.
  The salad was nothing to write home about, but the ingredients were fresh. A lobster-and-tomato bisque was excellent, and turned out to be the high point of our meal. Entrees were either tasteless (tilapia) or not appetizing (steak-and-bleu-cheese-salad). The desserts were a mixed bag: the molten chocolate cake was delicious and well-made, the 3-cheesecake sampler was awful on all counts: the "regular" cheesecake (about the size of a silver dollar) was ok, but had waaaayyy too much crust in proportion to the actual filling. The strawberry cheesecake was just plain weird: instead of a strawberry glaze or topping, the cheesecake filling itself was mixed with artificial strawberry flavoring, and then combined with a stale-pistachios-in-graham-cracker crust. Just terrible, but not so bad as the final cheesecake: the chocolate cheesecake was bitter and powdery(!) as if they had added too much bakers chocolate and forgot to add the sugar because the chef suffered a fatal coronary. This little time bomb was inedible. How could the chef have served it without tasting it? My theory is that he or she has a huge stock portfolio consisting of baker's chocolate manufacturing firms and he or she is trying to up their price by single-handedly increasing the demand for it. Or maybe he/she is so near-sighted that the chocolate tub looked like the powdered-sugar tub. Whatever it was, it was. just. terrible.
  All-in-all, a forgettable dinner.
  

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• Anonymous

  15 November 2012

  Inside the hotel so never crowdedconvenient place to go before or after the theaterfriendly staff

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