A true neighborhood bar (relaxed atmosphere). The service, food quality, and value combined for a…read morefive star rating. Upon entering, we were warmly greeted by the service team Erik, and Angela (?). Their friendly, prompt service continued thru the evening. I was part of a group of five regulars, one of whom was a colleague who resides in the area. This was fun time in relaxed atmosphere. I had a beer to start and later a Makers Manhattan, which was a Tuesday drink special. There was a good variety of food around the table. Wraps, chicken tenders, etc. I had the best grilled ham & cheese... real ham, cut from the ham, not some basic store bought thin sliced product. I swear I made a sandwich like this once from Easter leftovers! When the bill arrived for me and my colleague, I almost laughed. Approx $45 for two beers, a quality "top shelf" manhattan w ice ball, and two meals! (In any other major city our meal would be double that amount). The main entrance was through the patio. No big deal. Just a mystery on where to enter, as not clearly marked. If I lived in the area, I'd be a weekly fixture.

I went there for breakfast - twice! Excellent strip steak and egg breakfast. Very reasonably priced…read morealso. It was so good I went back two days later. Of course the service was spot on as always. And a very friendly welcoming atmosphere

Food was awesome. Lemon chicken rice delicious. I had the juicy burger. Juicy and delicious. My…read moregranddaughter and her boyfriend both had wraps. Delicious. Even the French fries crunchie and delicious Bhudi very friendly. Very professional! Big smile.

To happy to see Happy Bites has expanded from their Tinley Park location to Lemont & Romeoville!…read moreThe Lemont location has been open since June of 2024. The inside is smaller but very clean. The staff was very welcoming, gave us time to look at the menu, and was very professional. We decided to take advantage of the 60 cent boneless wing special as well as try their famous Nectar of the Gods burger. The 18 piece wing (half hot honey, half sweet habanero) wasn't too spicy but always had a good amount of breading, is crisp, and sauced well. The Nectar of the Gods burger had a lightly grilled bun, juicy burger, and i loved the melty cheese/sauce pairing! The fries also have a light peppering which I love. Happy Bites continues to be a consistent go-to for me and my family in the south burbs. I crave it when I visit, travels well to carry out, and portions are a good size to share. The weekly specials are great to take advantage of to keep costs reasonable!

Okay, we heard so much about this place having the best hamburgers in CHICAGO! So we traveled to…read moreLemont which for us was close by. It's a little place reminds me of the "corner tavern" in Chicago where I grew up. A few tables and a bar. Clean place, music low so people can talk, couple of TVs with the Cubs and Sox playing. The menu is simple burgers, hot dog, sandwiches, etc and of course a menu for beers and wines. The Nick burger is a pound hamburger and little nick is a half a pound, I would recommend they add a NICK JR. Or Nicolette 1/4 lb. because I could not finish the little nick!!! In this Ozempic world got to think smaller! I wanted to finish that hamburger but man o man, no way! Hands down the best hamburger! I said it! Fresh not frozen, hand pressed! They don't sell fries, I didn't even miss them. The hamburger comes with a bag of chips! The hamburger came with pickles, they can give us half of the amount because that's a lot of pickles! Reasonable price which is unheard of these days! CASH ONLY! So go to the bank first!!! The waitress was very nice! A little bit of wait to get our food but in a hurried world it was just fine! We will go back! I heard the Italian beef is very good will give that a go! But that hamburger was juicy and little crispy on the outside and perfectly cooked. Bravo! Give it a go!!!

Dive bar vibe with a super friendly staff…read more Burgers come with chips only. Not my preference but I can behind it. Pretzel bites for an app that were pretty tasty. Burger was pretty good as well. Not falling over myself to get back but worth a stop in.

Bad business practices, low-quality food. Pricing online is NOT what they charge you. They will…read morecharge you more than what the menu pricing indicates. When you call to ask to place an order for pickup, ask for the price as it'll be much higher than the menu pricing online. I found I was also charged for items that the menu did not specify there would be an additional charge. I didn't want any cheese on my omelet, they put Kraft singles on it anyway. I called them afterwards to raise these concerns and the manager Luis was combative and not helpful, so I told him I would be leaving a review. Bad business practices, low-quality food. I will not be coming here again.

Dirty place Small portions…read more Mediocre food High prices- about $18 per breakfast b4 tip with no extras or frills If you like those things, go here

Great filet Mignon , potatoes, deserts. Friendly waiter staff…read more Plenty of parking. Lemon cello delight.

We went to Phoenix Kitchen for date night last night. This was our second time dining here. Phoenix…read moreKitchen describes themselves as a modern upscale casual dining experience, serving locally sourced new American cuisine. Erica took great care of us this evening. She was so sweet, service with a smile. We started with a couple of their handcrafted cocktails. Hubby had tonight's special drink, a Gold Rush. I had the sister to a Gold Rush, a Bees Knees. It's just a matter of bourbon vs gin. Both are refreshing cocktails made with honey and lemon. We shared the Spanish octopus to begin, a perfectly grilled octopus tentacle in a romesco sauce topped with pico de gallo and toasted almonds. We thoroughly enjoyed it. A generous portion and so tender. Hubby had the Saturday night special, the smoked prime rib. It came with grilled vegetables and truffle fries. He had this speciality last time. This time it was so fatty (see photo). I had the grouper puttanesca with couscous. I love grouper but I felt it was salty. With capers and anchovy, the fish didn't need salt as these things bring salt to the dish. However, our entrees were generous in size and tasty. We definitely like this restaurant. They have a loyalty program, plenty of seating inside and out, a nice bar area and a Vegas-style gaming room. Phoenix Kitchen even nixed using seed oil at their restaurant. We did miss out on the complimentary house-made limoncello this time. What's up with that?!

Nice small butcher shop in a strip mall off 159th Street ... the same mall that Mayan Palace is in…read more This was a nice stop for those special events when you want to serve beef ... high quality with prices to match, but the quality justifies the price. This is not a general store with a wide selection of items. It is more of a specialty house where you'll find typical butcher products. If you are looking for beef ... you've come to the right place. Relatively limited offerings of other items, but the main thing they do is done right. Sometimes they can be closed when you'd expect them to be open, but that probably comes with being a small business without a huge staff. We suspect they also supply some restaurants in the area and that may be their biggest customer. Good place for those special occasions.

Great service and great meat! We went there for prime rib and walked out with flank steak too…read more Definitely will be our go to butcher!

Very nice surroundings and excellent food. We had ruben sandwiches and min Is burgersi for happy…read morehour

Negative zeros.... Last time for sure past Saturday. DONE!!!! Flies still flying around your face…read more Mens restroom was a hazmat scene at best. There was some kind of backup issue in the past 12 hours and the back end of the place smelled like an outhouse. The area near mens room was blocked off for a private event and I dont even know how those poor people could eat in that area with the smell. On the patio people brought in 2 great dane dogs that were the size of small horses and how is that normal for outside dining anywhere, and people were leaving. Who has to watch dogs shitting by the next table where people are eating? Where are the owners? The same managers walk around clueless. Dont worry, the health dept. will find you out for sure. Good luck.

Abby is a great server! good food too! We had a great time at Barrel and Vine. Will come backread more

Pedro was our server for a peaceful lunch. He was so helpful with questions on Gluten Free items…read moreand specials. The food was amazing! Highly recommend the Truffle Fries. We also indulged on crab bisque, chopp salad and portobello stack. Every bite was flavorful and such a burst of joy.

Excellent menu from top to bottom. Fantastic service from Allie and a lively environment. TVs for…read morethe game and space to hang with friends and family. A gem in downtown lemont.

The food was fantastic, service was excellent too. Try the potato cracklins, awesome.read more

Food is sooo good, options for everyone and they aren't picky with requests…read more Service, NO waiting and no matter where you decide to sit, someone will come great you right away. Everyone is genuinely welcoming/friendly. Everyone takes care of you the same way! Ambiance is fun, by yourself or as a family there's plenty of seating options and it's not too loud. Also, a lot of TVs with different options. Ask and thou shall get... drinks are generous and there isn't anything the bar can't make either.

A couple of months ago, I came here with my friends after visiting Sonny Acres, and we were a bit…read morelet down. When we arrived, the place felt empty, which was surprising given that it was Columbus Day and many people were off of work and school. Our waitress was friendly and checked in on us frequently, and the dining room was clean, but the food was just mediocre. We started with bruschetta ($10) and cheese curds ($11) for appetizers. When the cheese curds arrived, we were pretty confused because they looked more like chicken tenders than cheese curds. They were greasy, puffy, and barely had any cheese inside. They didn't taste good at all, so one of my friends let the waitress know we didn't like them, and she took them back without issue. The bruschetta was much better and made with fresh ingredients, but it lacked flavor despite the freshness. We did finish these, though. For my entrée, I kept it simple and ordered six chicken tenders ($10) with a side of BBQ sauce. They were decent--crispy and well-cooked--but lacked any real standout flavor or seasoning. As for my friends, they were generally pleased with their meals. One ordered the crispy chicken sandwich ($14), which she enjoyed, though she was disappointed she didn't realize she could have added sauce. The waitress hadn't asked if she wanted any, and my friend must have missed this on the menu, so a reminder would have been helpful. My friend did like the sandwich's crispy texture, though. My other friend had the Cajun pasta ($12), which she liked a lot. It had a nice spicy kick and came with two pieces of garlic bread. All in all, I don't think I'd rush back here. The menu has a lot of options, and the prices are reasonable, but nothing we had stood out enough to make me want to return.