Quality Time — Restaurant in West Chicago Township

This place has a genuinely cool atmosphere. It's not trying too hard to be anything it's not. Think comfortable and laid-back, but still with a distinct personality. It’s the kind of spot where you can actually relax and have a conversation without yelling, which is a rare find these days. The decor strikes a nice balance between cozy and cool, leaning into a slightly vintage aesthetic that feels authentic.

They've got a solid drink program here. You'll find the usual bar staples, but also some well-crafted cocktails that are both interesting and reasonably priced. The bartenders know what they're doing, turning out consistently good drinks. Whether you're in the mood for a classic or something a bit more adventurous, you won't be disappointed.

Quality Time lives up to its name. It’s an ideal spot for a casual get-together with friends or a low-key date. The unpretentious setting, combined with good drinks and a comfortable noise level, makes it a reliable choice in Logan Square. It’s the kind of neighborhood bar you’ll...

Amazing drinks and the bartenders were awesome... And I was hoping to start coming to this place frequently because I liked it so much, but I won't because ultimately the bouncer/host, Matty, was incredibly rude. He made comments to me and my partner the second we arrived and then singled us out throughout the night, consistently making homophonic comments. I confronted him on our way out and even apologized if we got out on the wrong foot, to which he got extremely defensive and berated us more. I was with a group of around 12 people-- they all tried to help diffuse the argument and tell him that the comments he made were wrong, which only made him more angry. We left because it was not worth our time, but the point is steer clear of this place if he's working. Specifically if you're LGBTQ because this clearly ain't an...

$62 for 4 drinks

I found this bar extremely endearing overall. The decor is like a moody 70’s basement with a lot of wood and a great funky “Quality Time” decal on the bar mirror. There is a lot of booth seating which is wonderful and makes for a cozy expereince. The drinks we got were solid; the menu seems to strike a balance in having interesting flavors and spirits but still approachable with some classics, like their old fashioned (which was good). Bartender was friendly as well. It feels like a very thoughtful neighborhood spot with character, but not in the typical dive-y way a lot of bars often are. I will...