Eggs, pancakes, fruit, toast, all you see was delicious. I Will definitely come again.read more

Wait is kind of long but they are efficient. Food was great, they got it out super quickly, but…read moredefinitely not the play to go if you want a chill brunch experience.

Went here recently after a workout class and enjoyed myself! I really enjoyed the fish I got, which…read morewas blueberry cheesecake waffles with a side of bacon. It was pretty crowded in here, but it was a Sunday, so that's to be expected. Despite that, I didn't feel like we had to wait very long for anything. Any time we had was welcomed to catch up! We were seated immediately. It's a cute, comfy place that isn't too expensive. I'd definitely come back here if I'm in the area.

I stopped in with a few friends on a Saturday afternoon around 1:00pm. Chicago Waffles wasn't my…read morepreferred destination, but I went along with it because one of my friends enjoys the south loop location. We walked in and were greeted promptly by the host. She seated us in a quiet spot in the corner near the restrooms. Our waiter was attentive and funny. For me, he was the best part of the entire experience. I don't care much for breakfast food, so I had the American burger. I prefer my burgers well done but ordered it medium well because I didn't want the cooks to burn the patty. The burger was very greasy, and not very good. It also had a slight off-putting smell that made me worry about becoming ill. (Thankfully that didn't happen) It tasted okay, but I can't say that it was enjoyable. It was edible, which isn't saying much. The waffle fries were nothing spectacular either. I was disappointed with my food. I also had the mango smoothie, which was decent. My sister had the corned beef hash, eggs, toast, and potatoes. She really liked her food, especially the corned beef. My friend Shannon had the French toast flight, but she didn't eat much of it because she said it was too sweet. Our other friend had the eggs, bacon, and potatoes, which he enjoyed. I wouldn't visit Chicago Waffles again, but everyone else in my party said they would so take that for what it's worth. The restaurant was busy, but the staff did a great job running the show. The space is bright and cozy. We didn't feel rushed even though the restaurant was bustling. I'm giving it 3 stars since two of my friends enjoyed their food.

Chef Gabe makes Willie's n Waffles an amazing experience. Twice now we have connected with these…read moregood folks to provide food for an event and both times Chef Gabe has gone above and beyond to support the community. Everything here is good and they have some really amazing sandwiches - it's NOT just a novelty item spot. These guys have GOOD FOOD. Do not go here without ordering their HOUSE MADE CHIPS - no lie, these things rock. When you go in, ask for Gabe and tell him we tank him for supporting the North Halsted community!

We were welCOMEd in with excitement! I loved the decor at Willies! The waffles were delicious. I…read morehad the chocolate waffle while my mom had the cinnamon toast waffle! I definitely will be back!

I tried everything!!! So good …read more Simply earning money to afford eating and chilling there

I recently tried their burrata danish and it was fantastic! I was too busy eating it to get a…read morephoto. Freshly made pastries and well made pastries are always a treat! I picked this up to go but saw the inside and it's nice. Ordering online is possible but a little funny, so pop by if you're just buying a few pastries.

Food is good enough and they work hard to move pretty fast. Rating is for the food I did try…read more Yet, ripped me off when I tried working there. They didn't pay me (Also... oddly, my start date was put as a date well over a week before I started in the system, too).And, my hours WITH pay don't show online for almost 1 month after being there. Maybe they were pissed because I left after 2 full weekend days. But, when you have 2 part foreign speaking guys(with all those short ABBREVIATED-broken word sentences AND hesitating doing the training - it doesn't work too well. You have to ask 3 questions sometimes to get a simple answer on something being learned. Sometimes they made it sound more complex or acted like they don't feel like speaking, or you have to help them along with it all. don't know if the 2 Spanish speaking men just hoped I'd quit to have someone else there (maybe male or Spanish) in my place in time or what; and so they did what had to and sometimes changed what they told me after an hour or even 4 hours. That made me really upset (but didn't say much then). One woman in charge just said they "Get things done" like that's all that matters when it's unfair to have them train. Then, they have a crabby cook that glared at me from the time he first saw me. People aren't going to "make it" and EVENTUALLY die out if foreigner -TYPES (here long or not) push us out with little tricks like..."Oh we'll make this all-american one look like she isn't catching on. Couldn't tell you how many times I tried moving faster, when we were all asked to at times, and one of those dishwashers (or even others) would poke around like daydreaming BEHIND me. I could barely turn. (People have their ways to get someone to leave if want to and it has rarely been supervisors or management that do this, that I know of.) It's also rude to speak a foreign language anyway, around other workers most of the time. Some take it like it's avoiding certain workers and an excuse to not talk to them, or something similar to whispering (not knowing most of the time what's being said). Furthermore, If a worker gets sick to their stomach with a 104 fever after eating a meal they cooked for the employees and try calling in...doesn't work. I think they KEEP the voicemail filled. Or, possibly, it's because of guests leaving voicemails at the same number. They should have a separate voicemail for employees, if so. A few mentioned they don't like to give out cell numbers for that because they worry some if people won't show for work (depending on who). But eventually that could certainly happen. Remember people...say no to migrants unless they want to be in America's CULTURE, like not trying to take over things(even subtley). And, I'd personally say no to unfair workplaces that might use friendliness as a cover with some, and then not pay, also.

Amazing food and phenomenal service. Love the vibes and the…read moreFrench toast! The wait staff is always happy, fun and very helpful.

(Kari's Rating 8/10) I thought it would just be about…read moreInstagram posts and too much ice cream, but the ice cream quality is actually really well done. I know they top the sundaes with a lot of extra things, but the combination is exquisite. Service is relatively quick, and coming from someone who used to work at an ice cream place pretty typical. The ambience is fairly casual not quite a date spot but could be! You should come with more than one person because the waffle sundaes actually feed one to two people. I got the birthday cake sundae and the waffle was crispy and hot, the ice cream was creamy and cool, but I definitely could not eat one full one myself! I wouldn't go out of your way to just get this, but I would go get it if you are in the area.

An ice cream store that while lacking in flavors, makes up for by providing plenty of toppings…read more They're known for their bubble waffle ice cream combos with 6 different types one can choose from. They are quite filling and need to be eaten fast as the hot waffle melts the ice cream. They give good-sized scoops for $5 for the first scoop and $3 per subsequent. It has a cute interior with a few dining tables available.

Came here on a whim after a long walk. And what a pleasant surprise. everything we ordered was…read morefantastic and delicious! The churro waffles was tasty and the ice cream was a nice surprise. The skirt steak was with the eggs and hash browns! The homemade pancakes were divine- I usually don't care for pancakes but these were good and memorable. The horchatta was excellent too!! Our waiter was amazing! He was good at his job! The inside of the restaurant was very clean, it really stood out to me!!

I randomly tried this place after asking Siri for "nearby breakfast spots," and am SO GLAD that I…read moredid! They have a great (but not overwhelmingly large) menu with standard Mexican offerings like chilaquiles, standard American options, as well as French crepes. I had the Berry Crepes, and a side of bacon. Not only were the crepes delicious (and with fresh fruit), but for a little breakfast spot in a strip mall I was VERY surprised by the beautiful presentation. I'm not someone who typically takes pictures of food, but I had to take a picture this time! The bacon was cooked just the way I like it, a little crispy + a little chewy = perfection. They do kind of crank the AC, and even as person who likes it a little chilly, I was a tad cold. But that's a very minor thing, and it would never prevent me from recommending this hidden gem! I'll definitely return to try some of the other breakfast options here, especially after the waitress told me everyone loves their pancakes.

The place has been around a long time in the neighborhood, but no one knew exactly how long. The…read moreservice was efficient and friendly. The staff worked together as a team--refilling drinks and bringing out meals. It's the corner diner we see on old TV shows. There were plenty of "regulars" coming in when our party of 3 arrived. My cousin ordered the Cinnamon Apple waffle and said it was great.

It's a small space and very very loud inside but if you can get over that this breakfast spot…read moredefinitely offers up some good food, reasonable prices and decent service. On a Saturday morning around 11am there was surprisingly no wait but I also think we got the last available table inside. Note here that they do offer outdoor seating. Anyways, we sat smack dab in the middle of the restaurant and got to observe a lot. After sitting a young lady brought waters over to the table. I asked her a quick question but she noticeably had AirPods in and didn't respond. I was just looking for the bathroom but I found it myself. It was clean and well stocked. Our waitress was nice. Attentive and present. We ordered the 2+2+2+2 and a Moons over Miami sandwich. The food took less than 10 minutes to arrive and everything was very hot. My mom and I both enjoyed our breakfast. I personally really enjoyed the French toast. I thought the portions were filling. At the end we were asked if we'd be paying by cash or card. A ticket was never presented but we were just verbally told an amount. I thought that was kind of odd. We chose cash because you get a discount. We asked again what the total was and she again just verbally told us and then took the cash. We had exact change but I still think it was weird to not have a visual. Overall, this was a great meal and an overall good experience. I'd add this to your list of breakfast spots to try in the area.