Quick and efficient with food service. Food itself was excellent. The gyro rivaled my favorite…read moreplace in Oak Lawn at 103rd and Cicero. Gyro meat was not greasy, tzatziki was flavorful and not watery, and the veggies were crisp and fresh. Pita was a little soft and not griddle and was able to hold a good amount of stuff. Fries were crispy and tasty, and were a little thicker than normal. My son enjoyed his burger which was a little larger than your standard one at similar places. The pizza puff was tasty and not too greasy as well. Overall we were glad we tried The Poor Dog and will likely come back to carry out again in the future.

I had an Italian beef with hot peppers, very good. Hot crispy fries and a delicious chocolate…read moreshake. Very reasonably priced.

The biggest beef sandwich I ever saw in my 70 yrs! And the sausage sticks out 3 inches on EACH…read moreEND! The only downside is there is no seasoning and tastes kind of bland. Their fries are top notch and you get a lot to feed two people. In fact, their Gyros is huge also to feed two people. This place gives a lot of food for the money and maybe the best value of any place in the SW suburbs!

Cash or credit. Great fries and tons of meat on the gyros plate. Tasty and reasonable. Not a fan of…read moretheir hotdogs but I would reccomend Nicky's.

Quick stop for lunch during the week, ordered a cup of soup and a gyro meal... drive thru customer…read moreservice was great, not what you'd expect to say the least. The food was hot, and my order was accurate(asked for a side of mustard and peppers). Line was a bit long, but expected for the lunch rush. Nostalgic, reminding me of how this place was growing up. They haven't changed, outside of inflation over the years changing the price. If you're in the area, definitely worth a stop.

We had the super taco and garlic fries. They were really yummy! Great flavors! I've never had a…read moresuper taco on pita bread. We went through the drive thru and the person was nice. We look forward to going back to get them again! Delish!

Stony Subs is a southside staple that is famous of the Jim Shoe (Gym Shoe). I probably would not…read morehave stumbled upon this on my own, but the notion of a perfect fusion of Greek, Jewish and Italian (The Holy Trinity) immigrant flavors in probably the most American sandwich you could have thought of. Thankfully this came about pretty naturally where these communities converge. I mean it's "we have the meats" and cold weather food combined. Corned Beef & Mustard from the Jewish cuisine, Roast Beef & Gaird from the Italians, Tzaziki & gyro from the Greeks and LTOC from American sandwiches. Some people and places put mayo and ketchup on there, but it muddies the cultures and makes it feel like not just a meat bomb, but a sauce bomb too leaving things indistriguishable. It's got this combination of hot and cold, crunch and chew, spice and cooling sauces. The only thing I'd like to see changed is have horseradish sauce in the sandwich and have the tzaziki as a dipping sauce. The cheese is swiss, but I'd like some cooper sharp, but I don't want to confuse NY'ers who chop their sandwiches (pre chew as I call it) as it might be a little too melty. The fries are well done, but putting them IN the sandwich is too much. The hoagie roll can barely handle all this meat on it's own. People say to use the BBQ sauce for the fries, but it muddles the flavor experience. I like to bring my own celery salt bc I love it on a Chicago dog so much that I think it helps. The bread is softer, but doesn't fall apart (don't take it out of the aluminum foil, like the In N Out burger, don't remove it from the diaper) It's not a classy sandwich shop, but a blue collar, greasy, cash only, curt coustomer service place that the is for the working man and the hungry man alike. Locals love this place becuase of how authentic it is and it's easy to see why everything is so popular. It's all good and it all sells. The only thing more popular is their wings, large, meaty, well seasoned. There is no eating inside or outside, so it's to go only. Grab one on your lunch break, best place to eat nearby is the telephone pole you could lean against or the hood of your car. Like most top tier places there is a way to order. It's not drunk food like Maxwells, becuase it's not singular in flavor. It's everything. A kitchen sink if you well, hence the name Gym Shoe. You might think it's some funky shoe, but it's a $300 pair of Jordans. It's open 24 hours, so depending on the hour it could get sketchy, but it's popular amongs LEO's that people wont mess with you too much. Service is decent, far less full of themselves as hotdog places around here, borderline friendly. My favorite way to wash this down is with a Mexican coke. Becuase there is so much meat, cheese, sauces it actually warms up pretty well if you can't finish it. Unlike other Chicago foods like the rigobene's breaded steak sandwich or a Jibarito. While it's something you can only find not just here (Chicago), but only in the Southside. It's hyper local. Unlike many foods which can't actually be replicatable elsewhere, this one can. You can find all the ingredients yourself. I don't reccomend doing that becuase eventhough I'm writing this, your not finding this unless your a foodie or interested in Chicago, i'm still sort of gatekeeping things. No sandwich shop owner has really come up with this anywhere else.

Great sandwiches in South side of Chicago!!! The Jim Shoe is great! Lots of flavor, but the combo…read moreis just as good! Cash only! Fries are awesome!

DiCola's Seafood holds such a special place in my heart. Every time I visited Chicago with my dad,…read morewe'd make it a point to stop here, and those memories mean so much to me. I still remember how incredibly tasty their fried shrimp was and still is. They offer multiple shrimp sizes to choose from, plus options like catfish, frog legs, and more. Everything is fried fresh to order, and I love that you can pick exactly how much you want. The seafood is flown in daily, and you can truly taste the difference. The jumbo shrimp are my personal favorite , it's so plump, juicy, and perfectly cooked every time. On top of that, the service is always friendly and welcoming. This place is not just delicious, it's nostalgic, comforting, and consistently amazing.

Good seafood, what little selection they have.long ago it seemed like you could get anything in the…read moresea there. I must say what they have is very very good. Two thumbs up.

I believe this was a Maxwell franchise selling the same items such as hot dogs, pork chop sandwich,…read morepolish sausage however this place serves Italian sausage and beef which are delicious. It's been at least a year since I've been there but their Italian beef and sausage is as good as any restaurant in the area. And the fries are the best. It's worth the trip

The best polish in Chicago. Love this place. Very clean inside as well. Italian ice is a must tooread more

Wrong name for a chicken joint. Chicken was bland, dry as hell, and tough as leather. Not trying to…read morethrow shade, just being real. My damn dog didn't even finish the chicken. He chewed it and spit it out. Had no choice but to give at least one star. In all reality, less than a half star is what the meal deserved

Love the Italian beef & wings..Burrito, salads are awesome delicious over the top..I love Hispanic…read morecook. Beautiful customer service..

This is a great food spot in the south side. The portions are large and at a very reasonable price…read morepoint. You cannot go wrong with the pot roast or rib dinners. I was put into a food coma when done. Also, the customer service is superior. If you're undecided, they will give you a sample.

I ordered wings, seasoned perfectly, could have been fried…read more Rib dinner nice smoky flavor a little fatty than I like good a little greasy traditional Chicago barbecue Hot link. star of the delicious well juicy tender definitely my go to hot link. The links is given Chicago pitstop run. Cajun corn just OK