Name: The Scout Waterhouse + Kitchen
Address: 1301 S Wabash Ave, Chicago, IL 60605, USA, US
Telephone: +1 312-705-0595

The Scout Waterhouse + Kitchen is a bar, located at 1301 S Wabash Ave, Chicago, IL 60605, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 312-705-0595, visit their website www.thescoutchicago.com for more detailed information.

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1301 S Wabash Ave, Chicago, IL 60605, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 08 February 2017

Monday 2:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Tuesday 2:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Wednesday 2:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Thursday 2:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Friday 2:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM

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Rick Smith

10 December 2017

Nice local eatery. Good food and good drinks. Music just a bit too loud to hold a conversation. We'll be back!
Kessashun Arthur

15 October 2017

This place has a very classy atmosphere and serves high quality sports bar dishes. It's apparent that they put effort into making excellent food. It's a good place to watch sports as well, but they don't show a very wide spread of games. Wonderful experience nonetheless!
Thomas O'Neill

13 October 2017

Great bar for watching sports. They must have 20+ TVs and a wide open layout. Food was very good. Bloody Mary was top notch. Friendly staff and good service.
J G

26 September 2017

I use to love this place. But after being served warm beers and not getting what I ordered I was severely disappointed. Told the staff nicely one bar back was sympathetic, but his manager offered no solution. I never complain about food service. But warm beers, bad service and over priced sum up this loud over priced locale. Maybe I'll give them one more chance, but I'm weary and perhaps you should too!
Corey Becker

13 September 2017

Seems a bit confused about what kind of bar it's trying to be. Kind of a jack-of-all-trades kind of place. Good for groups and watching sports. Good food, but not amazing. I would call it a safe bet for just about any occasion.
Yogesh Patel

04 August 2017

This place was extremely rude and very disrespectful. It was raining outside a lot, the bouncer asked me and my wife for our IDs, so I attempted to get our IDs out and apparently as I was getting our IDs out, we were "blocking" one of the doors while I was still trying to present our IDs, just like the bouncer had asked. The bouncer hastily pushed us in through the revolving door because apparently we were in the way and made a smart/rude remark as he hasted us through the revolving door. When I attempted to speak to the manager, the bouncer confronted me again inside and was extremely rude and aggressive with me and my wife. The owner/manager without question, failed to listen to my complaint about how his bouncer was too aggressive towards us and proceeded to ask us to leave without any reason.

I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. They are a disgrace to businesses and do not value their customers. I am ashamed that a place like this exists in such a modern and forward city. Please avoid this place if you have any questions about it's validity. You will not regret it. The pizza shop across the street is much more welcoming.
Tiffany Marshall

27 April 2017

So the service was pretty awesome here. There were so much options to choose from for food. Everything was seasoned really well and the food was so hot.
Misty N.

21 April 2017

Attentive service, great drink selection, and reasonable pricing. The food was good and all in all the happy hour experience was enjoyable. Ambiance is good and I liked that the music wasn't so loud my table couldn't converse. Will definitely return.
Bryan Laux

01 April 2017

Our waitress was on her game in our last visit that I needed to review. I couldn't think of a moment when we did have what we needed or wanted. Definitely tipped over 20%.

Our kid got the "signature" burger and was gone before he touched his fries. I've had the tacos and two of the grill cheeses in my last few visits, all were great.
Ryan Sullivan

02 March 2017

I really don't understand the low reviews for this place! Maybe game days are different, but I came here here on a quiet Tuesday night and had myself a nice dinner.

I was waiting for the dentist across the street, so this place was in a very convenient location. On Wabash, it's basically only this or Wabash Tap, and I wasn't interested in going to a tiny dive bar with homeless people standing around out front.

After seeing the pictures on Yelp, I had to order a grilled cheese. I decided on the Short Rib Grilled Cheese and ordered the monthly beer special to go with it, which was a reasonable $4. The sandwich was huge, as expected, and the soup for dipping was delicious, although I could have used more of it. I was out it halfway through the sandwich!

I also tried an Old Fashioned Envy, which seemed a little weak and was quite pricey (I think $11-12). The bar area also smelled a little bit like stale beer.

Walking around, I noticed that restaurant is HUGE. There is another bar in back and also an upstairs section. Because of this, I thought the restroom was a little small for the size of the place.

Overall, I had a nice, affordable, filling dinner. There were plenty of TVs for watching sports and tons of space for large crowds. I would definitely come back.
Scott Seaholm

15 February 2017

PROS: Food is good, drinks are available and delicious. Staff is fast and nice. Tons of TVs so, if you're looking to watch a game, they'll be showing it. Nice patio when the weather allows.
CONS: I'm 32 and grew up going to dive bars and punk rock concerts. I still love them both. I'm saying this to show I'm no prude to loud noises BUT their music and tv volume is excessive. I've been a couple times to Scout and it's only at night, but still. It was just unexpected.