Great food and fast service definitely coming back would recommend…read more Shout out to the cash register guy he was chill he predicted I'd like it

The food Sucks! I ordered a chicken sandwich..I received 2 fukin chicken tender on a bun!! The…read morenext.. Philly Cheese..Tell me. A true "good" Philly is simple..Beef, Cheese, Sauteed Green peppers, Sauteed Onions.. NOT! Soggy lettuce and tomato and zero Green pepper and zero onion. I'm done with this place

I had the OG mac and cheese. I'll admit. I'm basic and grew up on Kraft Mac N Cheese. I didn't…read morewant a bunch of extra stuff in it. It was. . .decent. You can taste the wood fire in it but it was, despite all the cheese, a little bland. It was weirdly oily and kind of dry at the same time. I hit it with sriracha and that definitely elevated it. Other types my table tried were the Greek Freak and the Tuscan. Everyone raved about that one so maybe those extra ingredients are what's needed in order to get the whole fancy macaroni and cheese experience. The staff were super nice and accommodating. The restaurant itself was clean but the restroom was a little on the not-so-fresh side. It's a gender neutral restroom which is always a super cool thing to see. I plan on going back. I want to try the jalapeno cornbread and some of the flat breads. Not gonna lie, though, it adds up quick and with a group of three or so it can easily turn into an $80 experience and I still have a little trouble reconciling that with the fact that it's mac and cheese.

Late night mac and cheese, to go! Waited a very long time, but I was able to indulge in some…read more*interesting* people watching between the wee hours of 0130-0200 in the morning, so that's always a win. The food itself really wasn't that great- had the buffalo chicken mac (super blah and didn't have that spice or heat) and the Brady street mac which wasn't much better. However, it is open late, and we appreciate that.

Best Italian beef in town. Forget portillos, martinos, sammys. They don't compare. This place is…read morefor someone that knows what they want. Small menu, canned soda, get your food hot and enjoy. Italian beef is perfectly cooked on the chard side and the peppers are to die for, bread is super good. This place doesn't pretend to be someone they are not!

I'm trying to do my part and stop at local restaurants as much as I can and today was this place. I…read morewas a little worried by the one review and zero food pictures so the steve stop by was on today because I'm tired of looking at nothing. The place has all the typical Chicago foods from burgers, beefs, pizza puffs to hot dogs so being from Chicago we ordered a couple Chicago dogs and frys. The place is small with a couple tables and a ATM with the ghetto rob proof rotation food delivery window. I don't understand why people try to copy the Chicago food and get it wrong, just go to a real Chicago restaurant first and do your homework. At first glance the frys looked good and they were because they were cooked to order hot with a thin crispy outside and a soft center, perfect for my likes. The Chicago dog was close but you could see that it was not complete because the bun was not a poppy seed and you could see no celery salt was on it which is the signature taste of a Chicago hot dog. One of the biggest fails was the iconic green relish which was lightly on the bottom . The hot dog it self was not boiled but grilled/fried and tasted like an all beef dog and not a Vienna kind. The toppings were fresh and the bun was soft but it tasted like something anyone could make at home. The bottom line is that this is not a true Chicago style hot dog and if that's what you than there is better places around town like that P place. How you fail at a copy dog when you can actually get a real one in town to see, touch and taste is beyond me when your restaurant has Chicago right in the name.

Late review - Stopped in for a to go lunch October 29th as I had been curious about this place and…read moreread some good reviews. The reviews are correct, it is a small place with 3 tables and the food is delicious and the price for a meal is well under $10 dollars. I ordered the Gyro, and was only expecting the sandwich, but received fries and a soda for $6.95 or so. Awesome value and tasty! Although the fries tasted little like fish as they probably use the same fryer for many things, but they were really good. The menu is vast for such a small place, but I will be trying additional items in the near future.

This place has something for everyone and is super reasonably priced. It's definitely somewhere I'd…read morejust go and grab food but they do have a couple of places to sit inside. I've tried a couple of things off the menu, and my favorite so far is the fried okra. It's hard to find places who have a good okra! I've also had the Chicago style hotdog and enjoyed it. They have meals here with fries and a drink that are a great value! I realized today that they have chicken wings so I will try that next time.

They were at a Flannel Fest. Got their hot honey burrata pizza. Extremely good pizza. Took about 20…read moreminutes to make. Some of their other pizza was sold out so didnt get to try. Can't wait to try their other items

purchased a frozen pizza at our local HEALTH HUT to try a healthy pizza it was just cheese and…read morebasil....there was 3 little sprigs of basil.....cheese was skimpy same with the sauce.....i would not purchase again and tell people not to purchase maybe your restaurant is better but your frozen is not worth it...

Incredible crunch and salty flavor with a super moist amount of chicken meat inside each breast and…read morewing. Keep the colesaw on ice and it tastes fantastic with the chicken meat when you run out of skin crunch. What a combo. Go here for the best carryout chicken I know in Wisconsin or California. Need a deal? Ask them for a chicken meal deal specials and you'll get everything from soda, fries, colesaw, and lots of chicken all for a great price. These days we skip the excellent fries and head straight for the gold: chicken breasts and wings nothing else. New location seems great and a bit more accessible. Hope these guys hang in there and stay in business for many more decades to come! Don't change the recipe, it's unique and excellent.

Hmm. Reviews all over the place…read more I'll say this. The place is (unfortunately) in a blatantly ghetto location. They need to go somewhere else. It's in an office space as a shared "office". The online ordering setup is supposed to be locker based - didn't work (which is fine by me) and it felt like they were doing too much to avoid human contact since they're dealing with a staff shortage. As a technologist I'm empathetic, but if you can't get the tech to work right, don't use the mother fathering tech. To get the can drinks, they hand you four quarters to get it from the soda machine that's in the order area. That's ghetto - I'm sorry, but it is. Now...the food. I didn't realize the portions were to be as large as they were, so I definitely ordered too much food. I notice most of the reviews ordered chicken; I'm completely not sure why you would get chicken from this place instead of the KFC that you passed en route to get here, or JJ which is on that same block. Regardless...I did NOT get chicken. Ribs: arguably the best I've had across at least 12 states. When you hear the term "Fall Off The Bone" usually it's false advertising at the expense of your teeth...not here. You do have to watch out for bone slivers, but other than that, the ribs were EX-QUIS-ITE. Not sure how I felt about the sauce; I can only describe it as "sweet 'n tangy"...and I prefer more sweet, no tangy. Not bad, just not my thing. Lasagna: I don't know if it's because it's cheese lasagna? But I wasn't impressed. The sauce was fine, the top cheese was fine, the meat was fine (from the sauce)...but the layered cheese and noodles tasted...off. Something with the oil they used or whatever. Rolls: basically, they're hamburger buns. Not impressed. Garlic bread: overcooked. Tasted fine but way too crunchy. Almost like the bread was stale before putting it in the oven. If I didn't know better I'd swear it was microwaved. Fries: Slightly soggy and not salty enough. Crinkle cut. Not bad, just not prepared the way I prefer them (think Del Taco). In summary: I probably won't go back unless I have a craving for ribs. Everything else was either not good or "meh".

Homeplate Asylum Sports Bar, which is located where the former Laura's Donges Bay Clubhouse used to…read morebe, isn't far from where I live and didn't have any reviews or pictures as of when I reviewed them, so my family and I took a chance on lunch so I could upload menu and food pictures. One kid ordered a BBQ chicken wrap without the BBQ sauce or tomatoes and got fries for the side, my wife and other kid split a half pepperoni and half cheese pizza, and I got a Caesar chicken wrap with sour cream cheddar cheese tater tots for my side. We also got mozzarella sticks and wings with a sweet and sassy BBQ sauce. The mozzarella sticks were Italian breaded, which I like. They tasted good, but $9.50 for seven sticks that are on the smaller side is a bit much. The wings, however, were great. Decent size and you get 10 of them for $12. The older kid that didn't want BBQ sauce in his wrap ended up enjoying two of the wings, which has a subtle kick to the sauce. We'd get these again. The pizza had a little too much sauce, but it wasn't hard for my wife to scrape off some of it. She and the younger kid both like the pizza, which is good because the younger one can be quite picky at times. Both the older kid and I enjoyed our wraps. I thought mine in particular had a good amount of really crunchy chicken. He liked his fries even though I thought the one I tried was a little bland. I appreciate that the tots seemed homemade, but I really didn't taste the cheddar or the chive, so I probably wouldn't get those again for the $5 up charge.