We ordered the chicken feta and spinach pizza with extra cheese, and I'll be honest -- it was…read moreabsolutely fantastic. Great flavor, perfectly balanced toppings, and definitely something I'd order again. We also tried the wings. I'd probably skip those next time. The sauce was just okay, and the wings themselves weren't as crispy as you'd expect. They tasted more like frozen wings than fresh. If that doesn't bother you, you might be fine -- but they didn't stand out. Our waiter was attentive, and the overall vibe is classic Quonset -- the smell of pizza in the air, cold beer, and friendly staff. Solid spot for pizza, just maybe not the wings.

I live near here and get a small cheese to go several times a month…read more I may not be there at peak times but for me it's always better to walk in and order and wait for it than to call ahead. Never timed it but it doesn't ever seem like a long wait and the product is a landmark of consistency. 12", $13.50 now. $4.50-$5.50 in the late 1970's. I've lived around here in stretches now and again for 50+ years and this place is always the same as it was when I was in high school. For a small, independent bar-pizza joint, that's really impressive. But this place deserves some kind of a plaque. The small cheese pizza these folks put out today is photo-level consistent with what they put out in 1970. Ordinarily I would accept that I may have a little wishful brain fog about the crust and the sauce and the cheese being identical but that's also what I see when I look at comments. So, I may pick one up this afternoon. What's described as the cracker style crust holds up pretty well but it's still best all-around when eaten in the store. Haven't eaten one while sitting at the bar right after it came out of the oven in a long time but if I order it when I get there, 1 diet Pepsi later I'm walking out the door. That's pretty close.

I bought a beef sandwich, fries, and root beer to go for less than $19, including tax!…read more When I got home, I was very happy with the large amount of food and how good it was. The generously sliced beef, fresh bread, and tasty au jus tasted like they were made from scratch, which shows how much the kitchen cares about their food. Louie's Restaurant will be a place I visit often whenever I'm at A-Major Music next door.

Can't go back. Spent many a Friday night eating dinner here…read morefor 20 some years. Vibe totally different. No family members there to greet you, Saturday, 12/27/25, no familiar faces. Greeter was friendly, Marjory. Got the old favorites, French Onion soup, came cold. Salad and bread sticks as I remembered, tho not the portions I remember after 5 years. Signage on table make mention of limit amounts now. I asked, specifically, for full rack of ribs to be undercooked a bit and very light sauce. The order ticket that arrived with meal did indicate this yet, Chef did not follow order instructions. Burnt and lots of sauce. I must add, I did always receive preferential treatment back in the day because I always ordered the same meal and tipped very well. No need to spend the hour drive going back.

We used to love their chef salad but tonight we got something that was quite different than normal…read more It was about half the size and had some kind of mystery meat. It tasted off too. My husband ate his because he was really hungry but I threw mine out because I didn't want to get sick. My husband also ordered a polish sausage and fries. Those were also off. Maybe they had an issue in the kitchen or maybe they have new owners? Either way, we won't be back.

sweet nice lady at counter. Best tuna, best gyros ,best fries, best salads…read more Consistantly fresh great tasting food. People in back work so hard. I could eat there evry day Rick Gurnee

Checked out this local Waukegan sports bar. Glen Flora Tap & Grill is a great place for watching…read moreany games. It has plenty of TVs and good drinks as well as okay food to munch on. For sure it's nothing fancy. There's pretty slow ass service but there's also fun times. Bar had a few people in it but we found seats and got menus. It's got about what you expect with okay prices. There's nothing to eat really that good but it's not bad though. Bar has TVs so usually it's okay watching games awhile. It's about $7 for a basic cocktail. The usual stuff like Jameson. It's about $8 for an appetizer. The Pretzel Bites were simple yet still took a long time. Basic things with cheese or mustard. They were slow again getting our bill so it was even more of a wait. Finally they brought it and we could leave. There weren't even many customers in there. Imagine what it's like when it's busy. This isn't the place to go if in a hurry. Has a pretty nondescript location by some auto garages. It's got a pretty basic menu with greasy things including pizza. This is located at the intersection of Glen Flora Avenue and Walnut.

Best food in town! Bartenders are awesome! Cooks are outstanding!…read more Is you haven't tried peanut butter on your burger... try it!!

I love pizza and so does my Italian husband. We MAKE great pizza at home with homemade dough and…read moresauce. But Jesters? That's next level. This is actually the BEST pizza we've ever had. Not even kidding. And the service was so good. We told our waitress why we were in town (Navy Boot Camp Graduation) and she became even friendlier. And then the very military-friendly feel of the place... The table next to us gave our son a slice of deep dish because we just didn't have time to wait for it to bake. It was so good my husband and I ordered delivery for our last night in town. Jesters, do you guys deliver to Florida?

Placing dirty dishes in my face when I'm about to pay for my food...as you walk back to the kitchen…read moreto grab my pizza is wild. Pepperoni and spinach pizza. Place was doing good for a Sunday night. But... $26 bucks for a cheese-less pull deep dish pizza, eh. The taste its self, was alright, but lacked authenticity for what a deep dish should be. The next time I have a slice of deep dish here, someone else would be paying. I Will try the thin crust though.

I hadn't had Giordano's since 2009, and while the pizza still tastes largely the same, I remember…read moreit being better back then. That may just be my palate changing over the years, but I'm giving it a higher rating overall because the majority of my family enjoyed it, and for most of them, this was their first experience with Chicago deep-dish pizza. Pro tip: If you're planning to treat your sailor here after PIR, come as soon as possible after graduation. The restaurant quickly fills up with sailors and their families, which can lead to longer wait times and slower service - and time during Liberty is very limited.

Our medium deep dish pizza had way too much cheese and not enough tomato sauce - definitely not…read moreworth the $30 we spent. I also could have sworn I heard one of the employees wolf whistling as I was walking out the door with my order.

FIRST TIMER! Great experience from ordering over the phone to picking up to trying MIKES PIZZA!…read morePrices, UNBEATABLE. Quality, AMAZING. Service, A-1. I got 8 large pizzas for around 70 bucks. My first time hearing people call the Supreme pizza a "garbage" pizza. Unsure if it's a Midwest thing, but I LOVED their garbage pizza. Mikes pizza is more of a thin crust pizza. The pizza is not the extra doughy type of pizza where you get a lot of bread. The ingredients/toppings are evenly proportioned to the dough. Service was quick. Took about 30 minutes from the time I ordered to pick up. This is a pick up/delivery only. Not a sit down restaurant. Thank you to the two female employees who brought out my pizzas to the car so I wouldn't get burned from the hot fresh pizza. Highly recommend to anyone who wants quality fresh pizza!

me and my husband love mikes pizza, it's great quality pizza and very reasonable price!read more

Extensive food menu where everything sounds good! We…read morestarted with cheese curds that were delicious dipped in marinara sauce. I ordered Gyro sandwich side salad. The gyro meat has lots of flavor I loved it! Our server Ivan was attentive & service was top notch. The place is huge with lots of space for groups. Plenty of TVs to watch sports & even some slot machines in back room.

If you need a lively sports bar experience with copious beverage and food choices while staying in…read morethe Lakehurst/Fountain Square commercial area, Anastasia's is your place! While I consider myself a foodie, I had little interest in driving around the Waukegan area the night I visited Anastasia's. At first it appeared to be a great choice--myriad people in the bar area talking, eating, and reacting to the televised game. I ordered a glass of wine to start; the pour was rather skimpy. Tempted to order another, I realized a single glass was on the border of my daily alcohol per diem?! I decided to forgo the pizza special for wings and cheese curds. The resulting dishes provided a healthy amount (see picture), however, taste (as other Yelpers note) was average. When you rack up $55 for cheese curds, wings, and a glass of wine, AND you leave feeling 'meh'--for me, Anastasia's is an easy, "Well, I tried it..." experience. I think my next two visits for work will be branching out to the surrounding area for alternative dinner options.

Food was very good. Service need improvement. I placed the order at the opening for delivery at…read more5:30 Pm. I got it at 7:15 Pm. Others food preparations had to warmed up.

Wednesday is 50% off pizzas and I ordered a 16 inch sausage, meatball, bacon and onion pizza with…read moreextra sauce and the pizza was absolutely excellent! They also have a lot of other menu items including pasta, salads, sandwiches and wraps, chicken and ribs, slices of pizza and adds for meals, desserts and much more. I do like their Italian beef sandwich and their Italian combo (Italian beef and Italian sausage) sandwich. Their prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly. And you can order online for a modest $1.41 fee. There is no dine-in, it is take-out and delivery only. I recommend the Waukegan Jimano's highly!

When I asked my FB pizza group where to go for Chicago- style thin crust pizza, the vast majority…read moresaid "Kaisers"! Well, they were right. Thinnest, crispness crust I've ever had - and I've had many! Very good garlicky sausage and cheese to the edge. I don't get out to Gurnee very often nowadays but next time I'm within 10 miles of it, I'm headin' for Kaisers.

When I was a kid (80's) all pizza was like this. It was perfect. Now pizza like that is really hard…read moreto find. Kaiser's is that pizza. It's that good, it's that consistent. Lots of locals. Fun young staff. It's a great time.