Name: Redstone American Grill
Address: 13 Lincoln Center, Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181, USA, US
Telephone: +1 630-268-0313

Redstone American Grill is a bar, located at 13 Lincoln Center, Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 630-268-0313, visit their website redstonegrill.com for more detailed information.

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13 Lincoln Center, Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 10 February 2017

Monday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Saturday 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM

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Larissa Herrera

18 December 2017

For an upscale place, the food is alright but nothing special. Their menu is kind of basic. Their outdoor seating is where they really shine. They also have good cocktails.
Nayamka Ward

25 November 2017

I was surprised with how good the food was at Redstone. For a suburban chain restaurant, this really exceeded my expectations. We had the buffalo shrimp & cornbread as a appetizer. For the main course, I had the steak cobb salad & my friend had the Caesar salad &flatbread pizza. We were very happy with all our selectipns, and our fave of the evening was the buffalo shrimp.
Michael Lazansky

16 November 2017

Very nice restaurant with good menu. Wish they enforced more of a dress code. Hate to be wearing a suit jacket seated near people in sweatpants
Karli Fleming

08 November 2017

Food, atmosphere, service - all excellent. The booths are very comfortable. Gave 4 stars because I think the food is a little over priced.
Monica Williams

16 September 2017

The atmosphere was GREAT! Service decent! The band, amazing! The food could have been more flavorful but it still pleased the palate! I LOVE key lime pie and I wasn't impressed enough to order dessert!
Mari R Seda Sánchez

09 September 2017

Very good ambience. Phenomenal service. We were a party of 5 and everyone ordered something different. We were all very pleased. Food was delicious. Definitely will be back
Jim Cooper

06 September 2017

What is it with young hosts/ hostesses? First time dining at Redstone, go on Saturday about 5 pm. The place is at 25% occupancy and they take us to a small table right by the kitchen entrance and chicken rotisserie. Now there were an over abundance of nice booths in the main dining areas so why would you tuck us away in the back in the corner. Told the server who was gracious enough but we were never asked if we would like a different table. Food was very good but it should be for 2 people spending $60 each. Sorry but if an establishment fails to recognize it's own faults by treating customers to a table in no mans land when they are clearly not busy then they don't deserve our business. Train your people to be more customer oriented.
Logan Benteman

05 August 2017

Great, quiet breakfast place. Went on a Sunday morning, very quiet atmosphere, great wait staff and delicious food. Venue is definitely a classier feel than other breakfast place but it's a steak joint that also does breakfast/brunch on the weekend so itakes sense. We will return when we want a less crowded breakfast experience but if you want a crowded, energetic place to help get you moving try somewhere else.
Brendan May

25 July 2017

Dined here on a Saturday afternoon (around 4) and was able to be seated immediately without a reservation. Started with the Shrimp and Calamari appetizer which is perfect for a group in which some do not like Calamari.

Ordered the Parmesan Crusted Walleye ($32) and the half I ate at the restaurant was great and was a meal that was very well prepared. I took home the second half of the meal and unfortunately found more than ten bones in the second half of my filet.

Overall i am pretty disappointed and if i go back i will not be ordering fish from this establishment.
Mark LaPenna

15 May 2017

Always a good meal and "beautiful people" kinda crowd. Prime Rib, yes.it's very good. The open pit roasted chicken doesn't suck either. All the salads are fantastic. So, basicallyanyone who eats food, will enjoy themselves. Thanks for reading, now put your phone down and EAT!!!
Mststp33

10 May 2017

Outstanding. The food is phenomenal, the service is impeccable. Been there twice, and both times, the food was fantastic. Can't rave enough. Do yourself a favor, go to this kind of a hidden gem. At least that's how I feel. I never heard of this place, either has anyone I know. They do now!
Rachel Wille

10 April 2017

We dined here on a Friday night (I would recommend a reservation). As soon as you walk in the smell is amazing! They specialize in rotisserie. I ordered the rotisserie chicken salad. The chicken was so tender!!!! I ate every bite. My husband had the rotisserie chicken and he said it was amazing- the portions were a generous size and we accidentally left our Togo box which was so disappointing! My friend had the salmon, she said it was really good and it looked amazing as well. Her husband had a burger which he really enjoyed. I would definitely go back. Our server was attentive and very knowledgeable. He also told us all about the restaurant since it was our first time dining there.
Kimberly Adam

07 March 2017

Quickly seated on a Sunday afternoon was pleasantly unexpected since the parking lot looked busy. Booths have huge tables accommodating 4 people with comfy elbow room. Appetizers were generously portioned. Entrees were cooked beautifully from scratch. The drinks list was pretty common, but we'll made. On the higher end of price scale, but worth it.
David Macchina

17 February 2017

Upon arriving at Redstone American Grill this evening for dinner it was apparent that the restaurant was closed. The sign on the door indicated that they were closed due to "Day without Immigrants".

Why is a restaurant whose primary goal is to provide a service to the community, a community which is located in the United States of America, which serves American citizens, closed in support of immigrants? When did it become the responsibility of a restaurant to shove their political beliefs down the throats of their customers? When did it become the mission of the restaurant to protect the rights of the immigrants who by the way have no rights when they come here illegally at the expense of the beliefs and rights of the American citizen, their customers.

The United States of America fully supports immigrants who come here legally and pursue the American dream when done lawfully. When did it become acceptable for Immigrants who come into this country and expect to be given everything, a home, health insurance, a cell phone, food, money, etc. because they want it and at the expense of hard working citizens, veterans, lower income families, the homeless, our police, and the list goes on.

We really liked this restaurant and visited often, but after this, we will never walk into this restaurant again, perhaps the American citizens whom this restaurant depends upon will serve them a dose of their own beliefs and their sales will reflect accordingly.

The irony if this restaurant loses business and fails as a result of their shoving their beliefs down the throats of their customers ultimately putting all their "immigrants" out of work. Karma.