Great food excellent service…read moreGreat atmosphere Great for family meals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Where do the locals eat?" is something I typically ask when I'm in uncharted waters. "The…read moreHideout" is aptly named because it's hidden behind the façade of an American Legion Post and flies beneath the radar of folks from out-of-town. But the public is welcome, and it's high time to share this local treasure on Yelp! Oh, this joint is nuttin' fancy. The Post decided to increase its visibility by putting a small sign on the outside of the building. Period. There is a large front room with a bar, and a few steps up is a spacious meeting hall suitable for groups and private parties. Gaming is between the two rooms. The décor (what décor?) is plain-plain but the vibe is friendly and festive. The recently-expanded menu features diner fare and pub grub with a smattering of Mexican and Cajun items. We dined with a group of friends and passed around a few apps. The crawfish soup earned thumbs-up, ditto the colossal batter-dipped onion rings and piquant fried pickles. I had a BBQ brisket wrap; it was bursting with possibly more than 8 oz. of tender and juicy smoked brisket. A red smoke ring was visible and the sauce was just right. My Missus said her burger, served on a rich brioche bun, was exceptional. Portions are huge and the down-to-earth prices include one side. There are several sides to pick from. I had the tangy but overdressed coleslaw. There are two pasta entrées on the menu - "Cajun" and "Alfredo." The "Cajun" turned out to be Alfredo pasta topped with diced tomatoes. Apart from that one dud, which was sent back to the kitchen, the food, service and value exceeded our expectations. Of note, dessert and coffee are not served here (but there's a Dunkin nearby). We gotta return for a Friday fish fry.

Letty Mae's Tea Room is such a special place. The moment you walk in, it feels warm, cozy, and…read morewelcoming--like visiting grandma's house, but with a beautiful vintage style. There's so much to look at everywhere you turn, it's easy to lose track of time just taking it all in. I loved all the little details, like the spools of thread on the light fixtures and the bed headboard used as a railing. The mix of antiques, vintage cloth, and bright, colorful decor makes the whole space feel fun, classic, and full of charm. The food was amazing. The pastries were so soft and delicious--they really do melt in your mouth. The main entrées were just as good--full of flavor and perfectly portioned, leaving you satisfied without feeling too full. The tea was served so nicely and made the whole experience feel extra special. The service was just as great. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and quick. They knew the menu well, gave great recommendations, and were happy to help with any special requests. Overall, it's a beautiful and relaxing place to enjoy good food and tea. Definitely a five-star experience!

I've never been here, but I'm looking forward to going but the people that I know that have been…read morehere said it was very nice and the food was good and it was really pretty inside so with that being said, the people that I know are very trustworthy I would give it a rating if I can

Recently stopped here to grab a sandwich for the road. This place is a pretty large Jimmy John's…read morelocation and it was right next to my new favorite antique store. Service here was really quick just like the commercials promote. Staff here was pretty friendly as well! Large dining area too. Great place to stop at if you're in the area.

I've been ordering lunch from this place for a long while now. Sandwiches are ok but they normally…read moredon't give me everything I requested. They forget my fork, straw, napkins, chips. normally one thing at a time. I am giving them a 1 because I finally called the manager there being polite and let him know I have been having issues with this. That day they didn't give me my chips. They ended up bringing them by, but the manager sounded like he could care less. The next week they didn't give me napkins. I will never order from there again. This shouldn't be that hard and the fact that the manager sounded like he doesn't care and they do it again on my very next order.

The brisket was simply amazing. Very tender, juicy and well seasoned. Couldn't stop eating. Also…read morethe couple, I'm assuming husband and wife, were wonderful and kind. Couldn't recommend more.

From the owner: We're a Texas inspired barbecue food truck in small-town Illinois, bringing the bold flavors and…read moresmoky goodness of the Lone Star State to your neighborhood. From our savory brisket to our juicy turkey, each bite is a taste of authentic Texas barbecue, served up with a side of southern hospitality. Join us for a delicious journey through the flavors of Texas, right here in Illinois.

Food was good, service was better, and the ambiance was great. I got the meatball subread more

Sandwiches are done right away. They are fresh and the employees are always nice & friendly! Great…read moreplace for a sub!

Walked in on a Monday afternoon and went into their bar area. Sat at the bar near another patron…read morehalfway through their dinner. Sat there for over 5 minutes without anyone saying anything to me before I finally just walked out. They might try to claim that maybe they didn't see me because the bar area is slightly enclosed. This is false because a couple of times a waitress walked into that area to pour a drink for someone else, right in front of me. They saw me there, no drink or menu, and just kept going.

Looking a place for lunch and found this unique establishment. Burgers were good and service was…read moreok. Will try again when in the area.

Tasty Bites in Mokena is seriously one of the best spots around. The food is always incredible, the…read moreportions are great, and everything tastes fresh and made with care. If you go there, do yourself a favor and order the Gym Shoe sandwich. I honestly still don't understand the name, but trust me--it is absolutely amazing. One bite and you'll understand why people rave about it. What really makes this place stand out, though, is the family behind it. They are some of the nicest people you'll meet--always friendly, welcoming, and great to talk to. It has that true family-business feel where you actually enjoy going there not just for the food, but for the people too. Places like this deserve all the support they can get. Highly recommend Tasty Bites to anyone looking for great food and even better people.

Gyro is not worth even close to 12 bucks. At best it's a 6 dollar gyro. Keep trying to give them…read morea chance but it's always the end of the gyro log and chintzy. I'm going to start buying gyro kits for 10 at Jewel triple the size.

Man, y'all haven't Yelped them yet??? Well, I will!…read more This wagon has one of those sandwiches you have to eat before you die! It is called the Pork Poorboy! It is, simply, a pork loin sautéed in garlic butter on a 6 inch Milano bun toasted with garlic butter. It is SOOO good. So good that I have driven 80 miles, roundtrip, every year for the past 6 years to go get it. They also have an Italian beef version of the pork. It is called the Italian pork. It is like an Italian beef, but it is shredded pork on that same soft, tasty Milano bun. Good eating!!! (I always get mine dipped) This is a summer staple of Will County. It IS a pork WAGON (truck). So you have to follow their schedule which is on their Facebook page. The month they are camped the longest, in one location, is May, setting up in the parking lot of Vilt's Greenhouse. Check the schedule!!! (They are camped in other locations, around Coal City/Wilmington area, from May to Sept.) The workers are family to me. Hell, they treat me better than my own family! I know you are asking "why do you go so far for a sandwich?" Well..."I get around" (Beach Boys version or 2Pac version...your choice of genre)

Great Food, Great Family Tried over 12 years ago in Morris …read more Hope they Come back to Vilts Nursery In May 22!!!