Street parking only. There are no prices on the menu as you place your order they will be making…read morethem up on the spot. However if you speak spanish you can bargain well. They are understaffed you will be waiting for your order. The horchata is terrible. The rice and beans was tasteless. I felt so bad because the ambiance of the place was nice and homey. The service was not good nor consistent.

We gave this cafe a shot bc of a review we saw on FB, the cafe environment is welcoming and clean…read more The food wasn't good unfortunately. The rice was under cooked and the food lacked seasoning. The coffee was good. The service was ok. We weren't offered tortillas the agua de Jamaica was watered down. I asked the employee about the social media for the cafe and she was clueless. We were excited to try this place as it belongs to our community and we wanted to like it and support it but we definitely won't be back.

This is hands down the BEST African food I've ever tasted!…read more I usually order through DoorDash and it's always good, but this time my daughter and I decided to call in and pick it up ourselves... and WOW. The food was on a whole different level. Everything was incredibly fresh -- like fresh fresh fresh. We ordered: Red snapper with rice Egusi soup Spinach and kale stew Every single dish was absolutely amazing. The flavors were rich, authentic, and just perfect. On top of that, the portion sizes were very generous -- definitely worth it! I was so impressed I actually called them personally to let them know what an amazing job they're doing. If you're looking for real, delicious African cuisine... THIS is the place to go! No more traveling to the northside!

Round 2: The husband and the cook (wife) was very kind and ensured that my order was all there…read morebefore bagging it up. Food fresh and hot. Went back again and everything was excellent again. This time I ordered: Eforiro with pounded yam- delicious. Red Snapper with jollop- nicely fried... Very good Cow feet (didn't try as it wasn't for me) and spinach and kale stew with goat again.

The carnitas are super good!! It's a hidden gem in calumet city. Definitely try the carnitas. The…read moresupermarket is small but carries a little bit of everything!!

This place is the real deal. Possibly family owned. Carnitas available on Saturdays and Sunday…read morefreshly made. There is a counter service newly added that you can get delicious Mexican fare all fresh, made to order while you watch

I don't usually eat sandwiches because I want to avoid wheat. However, Good Foods offered…read moregluten-free bread. I ordered the avocado sandwich with gluten-free bread. Since they were out of GF bread, the owner, Camilla Alfred, offered me sprouted bread instead. I agreed, knowing that sprouting kills the lectins in gluten. (Most places don't offer sprouted bread.) Since I could have sprouts or spinach, I opted for sprouts. That day the sprouts were combined with large sunflower sprouts. While I waited at a table, I conversed with Alfred's mom about vegetarianism on Chicago's South Side. Originally, the store was located farther west, but Alfred moved to the present location 10 years ago. Although people in the neighborhood have known about Good Foods for years, I only recently heard about this "hidden jewel." Alfred followed in the footsteps of naturopathic doctor Alvina Fulton, who used to have a shop on Damen; she practices naturopathy next door at the Sky Alternative. When she brought my sandwich, wow! It was jampacked with onions, zucchini, bell pepper, the greens/sprouts combination, vegan cheese and a sauce to die for. I had to cut it in half to pick it up. When I bit the toasted sandwich, the bottom bread cover dropped away. So I held the greens as cover and chewed heartily. Then I picked up the pieces that broke off, and the sauce dripped on my hand. Of course, I licked it away and headed for the jampacked second half, repeating the process. I was one happy camper! Next time I'll try a dinner at the steam table.

I walked into Good Foods because I was in the South Shore area for the day and google said this was…read morea popular vegan spot nearby. I went in and couldn't decide between the veggie burger or the mushroom philly. The woman recommended the veggie burger since it was my first time eating there, and it was the BEST veggie burger I've ever had. Tons of fresh vegetables and SO much flavor; I am so happy I stopped in. Next time I'm gonna have to try their philly!

Great food for a good price. Real corn beef and Reuben's. Fried and all kinds of drinks. Stop by…read moreand see Uncle Pauli. He's been in the neighborhood since 1955 and continues to support the community. Also see his gaming machines, winners every day!

First time and food is excellent. I live right down the street. Pass by all the time and never…read morenoticed it was a restaurant as well as supermarket. Had chicken taco dinner. Husband had fish taco dinner. The fish and chicken were very well seasoned! Service is quick and staff are friendly. May become my favorite spot.

Outstanding steak and chorizo tacos. Steak is better quality-prime than I have had at Mexican…read morerestaurant. Quesabirraria made with goat as in the classic dish. Highly recommend!

Such a great new find in Orland Park! Jelly's Botanas & Más recently opened upstairs at Orland…read moreSquare Mall, and it's some of the best authentic Mexican food I've had in a while. It's a hidden gem that could be easy to miss while shopping, but it's absolutely worth seeking out. They have a full menu with tacos, burritos, tortas, quesadillas, and beef quesabirria served with consommé, along with snacks, desserts, and aguas frescas. I loved seeing so many options--you can stop in for a quick bite or sit down for a full meal. The food was delicious and left me wanting to come back and try more. This is somewhere I would make a trip to eat, even without any shopping planned. I'm excited to have another great Mexican food spot close to home! If you're at Orland Square, head upstairs and give Jelly's a try. Definitely a new local business worth supporting! It's a small family business and they make you feel like home with their service. It's a small restaurant located upstairs in the mall second location so you know it's good. Very cute and decorated pretty.

Five stars out of five stars…read more Second time coming here I got steak tacos they were good My dad got corn in a cup with butter He liked it I got the limon aqua Fresca it was yummy I would try a different flavor next time Friendly staff Will be back Hidden little place in the plaza I would try something different each time

Delicious Food, Disappointing Service…read more As someone who genuinely wants to support Black-owned businesses, experiences like this are especially disappointing. I believe in supporting our own, celebrating our businesses, and seeing them thrive. However, customer service is a critical part of that success, and unfortunately, this experience fell short. Upon arrival at Flossmoor Social, there was no one at the hostess station to greet or seat us. After being seated, we waited over 20 minutes before anyone acknowledged our table. Eventually, a gentleman I believe was part of management came over and took our orders. He then sent a waitress to assist us for the remainder of our visit, but the service continued to be lackluster. She checked on us only twice, while other staff members, including the bartender, brought our food and drinks. Toward the end of our visit, my mother ordered another martini, which was forgotten until we reminded the staff. I also requested a mocktail that they were unable to make because they did not have the necessary ingredients. We also noticed that staff members appeared to be moving between tables without clearly defined sections or consistent responsibility for guests. From our perspective, the service seemed disorganized, and we often felt as though no one person was truly ensuring that our table was taken care of. To be clear, the food was delicious. Unfortunately, great food alone cannot make up for a lack of attentive and consistent customer service. What makes this experience particularly frustrating is that I want to support Black-owned establishments. I want to see our businesses succeed, grow, and become places we can proudly recommend. But I have encountered too many experiences where customer service falls short, and it is discouraging because hospitality should be just as much of a priority as the food, atmosphere, and overall concept. This is not about expecting perfection. It is about expecting guests to be acknowledged, orders to be remembered, and customers to feel welcomed and valued. Flossmoor Social has the potential to offer a wonderful dining experience, but the service needs significant improvement to match the quality of its food. I hope management takes this feedback constructively because I would love to see the establishment succeed. Supporting a business should not mean overlooking areas where improvement is needed. We can support our own and still hold our businesses to a standard of excellence.

There is no place better. Downtown Chicago in your own back yard. Owned by 7th Floor Hospitality…read moreGroup can't wait to see what other projects they are working on. Food, Cocktails, Service best in the area!