The food was good, the hot dogs are really good ( I had mustard and relish) . The pork chop…read moresandwich is so tender and you can easily take the bone out to eat it like a sandwich ( I had onion and mustard). Most things come with mustard and grilled onions. I don't like grilled onions but these are really good, hardly taste like an onion. They also have grilled chicken and fish sandwiches.now I will get to the Italian ice, which I can honestly say the watermelon was better than Mario's Italian ice! Trust me just go get some. You can get watermelon lemon or piña colada. I only tried the watermelon and I bought three of them after I tasted the first one. Then everybody else in my group had to go get one. Just left the Italian ice get soft for a few minutes. The whole atmosphere there is a typical Chicago hot dog place. Where all kinds of people gather to get some good tasting fast food. Just pull up in your car park for a few minutes run up and your food is ready hot and fast. You go about your car and you either enjoy your food in your car or you'll take it home or eat it while you're driving. When do you get free fries with every sandwich or hot dog.

Quick and easy late night Chicago classic, make sure to get the Polish sausage and also try the…read morehotdog. Fries come out nice and crispy but beware those peppers they give you are HOT!

Been a solid place to stop at for decades. Joey and Donny still do a GREAT JOB! I mainly enjoy…read morebeef or a combo with their hot giardiniera. Their hotdogs are good too.

If you haven't been here, it's been around since 1968, operated by Don Grieco Sr. sons, Don Jr. and…read moreJoe, for the past 50 years. when I walked in I was welcomed with open arms. Service here is so fun and amazing!! The duo behind the counter is funny and filled with laughter. We got the hotdog combo with fries which was good. The fries came out crispy and we also got their homemade chili which was pretty good. This is close to Tri-Taylor and the Illinois medical district so healthcare workers and other people come in and out all the time. There is seating inside and the food came out really quick! Being around and serving the community for over 50 years is something. They also have a nice Route 66 mural on the side.

everything that I've ordered from here has been great I will recommend Brothers to everyone I knowread more

I went there for the gymshoe it was good. I will go back. The store was clean and service was…read morequick. You need to update prices on yelp because the menu I saw said meal was 10.99 but when I got there it was 13.99.

Was in my way to Taurus and they were closed. Called a buddy and he referred me here which was a…read morelot closer. Food cooked to order and on point! This is my new go to spot in Woodlawn!!

Hole in the wall. Hubs love it,seems sketchy to me. Great community local restaurant. Near an…read moreapartment complex in a food desert area

You should defiantly come to this location for small and large orders. They load the sandwiches…read morewith meat. They are delicious and you can get old fashion ice cream like Black Walnut, rainbow sherbet and New York cherry. They are always polite and recently i placed a large order for 30 sandwiches. They were boxed and ready on time, I love this location.

I come in here for lunch often because the sandwiches are so good! I always get the turkey combo…read morewith either a soup or chips. The service is so fast and they're always so friendly. They have a small bar seating area which is always clean.

Delicious food! The breakfast and corned beef are always a hit! A true nostalgic feelread more

We shared: 1. Jumpball Scramble - corned beef, 3 eggs,…read morepotatoes, onions, American cheese, toast 2. Corned Beef sandwich Corned beef was a little dry but big portions in both dishes. Highly recommend the jumpbell; it's pure comfort, shareable, and you must add the gravy. Not a terribly long menu with very reasonable prices ($1 pop?!?!) Staff were very friendly/social and added to the fun experience.

This is a real Chicago classic. You don't have to drive through traffic to get a Red Hot Ranch…read moreburger--there's one right by Sox park! A great quick-service red hots with a very focused menu. It's a small place with super limited seating, but there are a couple picnic tables outside if you like.

This one is an oldie and STILL a goodie! Stopped by 35th street Red Hots today for classic hot…read moredog with fries and as you can see it did not disappoint! This is a cash only service and they serve hot dogs, polish's and burgers. I always opt for their hot dog with everything (raw onions, sports peppers and mustard) with their fresh cut fries. BOMB! Always friendly service upon entry. This is a small joint with limited counter seating in the lobby walk through with picnic tables outside for outdoor dining. Located steps away from Sox stadium, so I'm sure it's a treat for ball park attendees. I've been coming here for years and will continue to do so. Enjoy! Tell'em Cat sent you!

After years of visiting the 24-hour location on Cicero in Oak Lawn, my dad and I finally landed…read moreearly enough to try the Pulaski location. It may be the original location, or that honor may go to the yet unvisited-by-me third location closer to the Loop, but in any case, this Huck Finn definitely feels different from the one I'm used to. The lighting fixtures, booths, and art all have the same tacky early-2000s feel as the other location, but that's where the similarities end. This one is much smaller, although its dessert-case area has its own tables, and the outside of the building advertises ice cream. This Huck Finn feels like a coffee shop, which is probably why my dad says he likes it more than the "original"--original to us, at least. It has a counter, and while the building looks large from outside, it has about half the seating of Oak Lawn. There's a funky mirror near the bathrooms that makes it look like there's a back dining room--or possibly a Den of Iniquities like the original--but it's all an optical illusion. Service is quick and efficient, as it is at Oak Lawn. Our server, though, was a familiar no-nonsense throwback to an earlier time. Oak Lawn has some of those, but most of its servers are younger women with the thickest Chicago/Great Lakes accents you'll ever hear. (Seriously, although they're all under thirty-five, they sound like they're about to start collecting Social Security.) She was short on small talk, but she made up for it with sass and a whole lot of hard work. The food is good, although the menu is more limited than Oak Lawn's. One thing I don't like is that the menus are flimsy printouts. Oak Lawn at least has laminated pages, although I miss the old multi-page booklet-style menus. Oh well. They have Texas and Alaska donuts here, so it's a legit Huck Finn. It's physically possible to make a left turn onto Pulaski from their parking lot, but I think it's illegal, as you'd have to cross a quadruple yellow line. I spotted two cop cars near here, one when we were arriving, and one when we left, so be careful out there.

The staff did an amazing job making a pizza burger for me without a bun or cheese. I really…read moreappreciated the hospitality and the attention to detail. And it only took the kitchen about ten minutes to make my meal. Highly recommend Huck Finn Restaurant on Pulaski. I'll be going back soon.