NFC Company

Chicago, United States

4.9

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16 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 773-472-9570
Website:
www.nfccompany.com
Address:
2944 N Leavitt St, Chicago, IL, 60618
b/t Oakdale Ave & Clybourn Ave
Roscoe Village
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.9 miAddison
0.9 miPaulina
1.1 miMilwaukee & California
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Today 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Chicago) 10:41 Thursday, 12 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Sunday –

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16 reviews of NFC Company

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Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Been going there over 2 decades. Nothing fancy, just good service by nice folks. Lots of parts for gas manifolds, kegging, keezers, and quick CO2 fills. Truly the best prices and service around the Northside. Good turn around time on retesting cylinders. Plenty of parking. They’re coming up on 40yrs in this spot. Guess that counts for something too.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Tons of homebrew and kegging supplies. They fill CO2 cylinders on-​demand at a very reasonable price.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
I almost look forward to my kegs running out of Co2 as it gives me a chance to go to NFC. Just entering the building feels like you’re part of an exclusive club, and although the place is small they have the best selection of keg parts, taps/​draft lines, gas /​liquid fittings, and homebrew equipment in all of Chicago. (And unlike those other beer superstores in the city, these guys aren’t high all of the time.) You can even rent a jockey box if you want to enter your beer in a competition or easily serve draft beer at a cookout.
More than this, I always learn something each time I go there. Either from the awesome staff (who always seem more than happy to show you how something works/​connects) to the other customers who are draft beer enthusiasts and love to talk shop. I can’t say enough great stuff about this place.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
First time there, and I’m sold! Great service and very fair price. Not just CO2, lots of product for homebrew and kegerators.
They offer testing for CO2 tanks and will fill your tank while you wait. Very friendly staff and more than willing to assist in anyway. Easy to get to off of I90. Sure beats going to a welding shop and getting an expired tank that has to be retested before anyone will fill it.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
I went here a few weeks ago when I borrowed a CO2 tank from a friend for a keg. The tank was missing a few parts and he said I could try the Brew and Grow because we were nearby. When I went there, the guy that helped me took a while and told me that one part I was looking for didn’t even exist and that they didn’t sell the other part individually. So then my friend recommended I go to NFC. As soon as I walked in, they knew exactly what I needed and went above-​and-​beyond by helping me set everything up + checked for leaks. The guys were also very nice and friendly, and fun to talk to. Not sure why anyone in Chicago would go anywhere else.
Place rating: 5
Lincoln Park, Chicago, IL
Extremely knowledgeable and friendly. If buying a kegerator, buy the base fridge online (going with one to hold 4 home brew kegs) and everyone else here. You may pay a few bucks more than is online, but if you’re that worried about a few bucks, you shouldn’t be buying a kegerator. You know what you’re getting when you pay for what you see and take it with you.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
This is example of how local businesses are more valuable to the community than the internet. Answered every question I had about my kegerator knowledgeably. Guided me to the right products and sent me on my way happy as a lark!
Will always be coming back here for my kegerator and co2 needs.
Place rating: 4
Chicago, IL
It looks like an auto repair shop or something from the outside, but look for the «open» sign on the door. Friendly staff. Filling a small paintball tank cost $ 10 plus tax, so $ 10.93 total. I’m using the tank for carbonation, so I prefer to get my CO2 from here than from a paintball or home repair place. This is also the only place I could find in urban Chicago that offers this. The customer part of the store was small, but the walls were packed with stuff, and it looked lie they could get and/​or build whatever you need. They had a few sample kegerators set up inside, so it seemed like they knew what they were doing. This will be my go-​to for CO2, and I’d recommend them for any beverage equipment needs.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
These guys are amazing! Before you buy a kegerator. Talk to them. They will show you all of the bad parts from the kits out there.
I bought a kit and found out how bad it was. They helped me identify where the leaks were and refilled the tank for free. [They did the refill last week and it was empty by sunday]
If I knew how awesome these guys were before I bought the kegerator I would have bought all of the parts from these guys and made my own.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Best place in Chicago for anything kegerator related. They have all the tubes, taps, tanks and regulators you need.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
This place is great. I have a 15lb Co2 Tank that I use to carbonate water at home. They fill it up quickly for $ 20.00. I’ve refilled the tank 4+ times and I get very consistent service every time. They also have tanks and keg systems for sale if you want to brew and force carbonate your own beer.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
CO2 refills + Kegerator parts and supplies. Great location. Refills while you wait. Nice guys. Good prices. The only CO2 game in town.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Great place. I went today to get my CO2 tank filled for my fish tank. (helps my plants grow).
Walked in was helped right away and took about 2 minutes. The man who helped me was very professional warning me that my tank needed to be tested every 5 years. Even though that wouldn’t be until 2015.
He also took the time to show me what the gauge should read once the tank warms up.
If you use co2 for your fish tank this is a great place to go. Or if you use co2 for anything!!!
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
Refilled my SodaStream bottles for $ 10 while I waited! LOVE THEM!
Place rating: 5
St. Charles, MO
If you need to get your CO2 refilled for your kegerator in Chicago, this is the place to go. Otherwise you’re stuck going out to the suburbs. Just drop in and get your tank filled. $ 20 (as of writing) for a 5lb tank of CO2. They also offer nitrogen for those Guinness drinkers out there. Quick service, in the city, and they chat you up and make you feel welcome.
Like Joseph W said, this place is pretty unassuming, and I had to ring a buzzer to get in, but don’t let that deter you. They also have couplers, regulators, beer line, and other things you might need for a home draft setup. Great, quick service. Highly recommended.
Place rating: 4
Naperville, IL
NFC is a CO2/​nitrogen/​beer gas refiller and a distributor of soda syrups and the like (for both small jobs and commercial jobs). That being said – I needed a refill of my 5lb CO2 cylinder for my kegerator, and they got me refilled SUPER fast, and the service and conversation was quite nice too. Cost of the 5lb CO2 refill was $ 20, then the City of Chicago taxes $ 2.05 extra on top of that.
They do not have a sign on the exterior of the building – so make sure you know the actual address of the building before trekking over there. When you walk in, you’re in more of a workshop than a store – so don’t go in expecting a formal retail environment!
So overall, it was a very good experience. As NFC seems to be the only on-​site cylinder refiller in the entire Chicagoland area – they’ve got my business! Cheers!