Name: Two Brothers Roundhouse
Address: 205 N Broadway St, Aurora, IL, 60505
Telephone: (630) 264-2739
Price range: $$

Two Brothers Roundhouse

Iconic/NotableAurora (suburb) · American / Brewery Community-sourced, unverified

📍 205 N Broadway St, Aurora, IL 60505

Two Brothers Roundhouse operates out of the oldest limestone railroad roundhouse left in the entire United States, a genuine 1856 landmark that most brewpubs can only wish they had the real estate to fake.

A historic 1856 limestone railroad roundhouse — the oldest in the US — now home to Two Brothers Brewing's beer garden, distillery, and live music venue.

Under the Two Brothers Brewing name — already a known, respected Chicago-area craft beer brand — it packs in a modern supper club, a widely-praised beer garden, rustic banquet spaces, a cocktail lounge, an artisan distillery, and a live music venue, all in one historic footprint. A 4.4-star average across 951 reviews holds up well for an operation this large and multi-purpose.

For Aurora, this is as much a destination attraction as it is a restaurant — the kind of place worth planning an entire evening around rather than just a meal.

Hours

Tue-Thu,Sun11AM-10PM

Fri-Sat11AM-1AM

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Amenities & accessibility

📅Reservations accepted

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❔Wheelchair access: unverified

☀️Outdoor seating available

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Two Brothers Roundhouse

Two Brothers Roundhouse operates out of the oldest limestone railroad roundhouse left in the entire United States, a genuine 1856 landmark that most brewpubs can only wish they had the real estate to fake.

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