Really good freshly popped corn from Addison, IL. We found this vendor at the Brookfield Farmers…read moreMarket last Saturday. Right at the front of the entrance you first smell the freshly popped corn and you know you are about to buy a bag. Who can resist fresh popcorn? The owner is super friendly and gave us a sample of kettle corn. My friend got the mix that had cheddar and kettle corn. I got a huge bag of salted popcorn which was crunchy, lightly salted and had just the right amount of oil. I would have taken a pic but my mom and I have inhaled more than half the bag already haha. I like how their ingredients for the kettle corn are so simple: corn, corn oil, pure cane sugar and salt. That's it! Their website shows they are at a TON of local farmers markets all summer and fall. Check out their site to find their next event, you must try a bag of their popcorn!

I found out about this place at the Brookfield Farmers Market. It's family owned and the owner was…read morevery friendly. I was able to sample the kettle and cheddar. Both were very tasty. They're light, have a good balance of saltiness, and are crispy. I bought the Chicago style mix. It has both flavors and I almost finished the bag in one sitting. I looked on their website and they have a lot more flavors. Prices are fair for the quantity and quality. I recommend stopping by and buying a bag.

We had Joe and his hot dog cart at our son's backyard birthday party this weekend and it was a HIT!…read moreThe hot dogs were absolutely delicious and Joe was incredible to work with! We will definitely be asking him back for other events in the future... Highly recommend!

Open again for 2025! Old school hot dog cart, plenty of parking and benches in the area.read more

Wow! Wow! Wow! Hubby and I went here after I saw a IG post on the farm :) we live east so it's a 35…read moreminute TOTALLY WORTH THE DRIVE visit! It's a cool farm that carries fresh eggs, meat, greens, dairy and more and everything is locally sourced and chemical free! B we love and appreciate that! We were greeted so nicely from the crew there! We felt like family! We met the owner and a couple of her sweet kiddos and she was so gracious to share her family story with us! It's inspiring! It's a great farm and it was cool to see the animals roam freely. We enjoyed seeing the kale, chickens and dogs. We are looking forward to returning next weekend!

This is my go to place for almost everything lately. Meat, poultry, dairy, pet treats, fresh…read morevegetables in season, coffee, granola, honey and so much more!

Wowzers huge portions, amazing flavors and fresh ingredients!…read more The jerk chicken fries is amazing and delicious. I got the hot and it was very spicy but flavorful (not overly hot.) Can't wait to try more menu items like the Ground Brisket Burgers.

Great service! The owner was very kind to us from out of town. If I lived here I think I would be…read more10 pounds heavier. The stuff really is that good. I would suggest splitting one of the fries on a date!

Johnnie's was literally our first stop in Chicago -- suitcases in tow! It was at the very top of my…read morehusband's list of places to try, so we grabbed an Uber straight from the airport and headed there before doing anything else. It absolutely lived up to the hype. For only $7, the Italian beef sandwich was incredibly tender, juicy, savory, and packed with flavor. Even with how popular the place is, the line moved surprisingly fast and the whole experience felt easy and efficient. Our only regret was having to fight the urge to order a second sandwich! We had another meal planned and needed to save room, but we easily could have eaten another one. Such a great first taste of Chicago and definitely worth the stop.

Johnnie's Beef was one of those Chicago stops I was really looking forward to, and it absolutely…read morelived up to what I hoped for. It's a small, no-frills, old-school spot where you walk in, know what you want, pay cash, and watch your food come together almost instantly. I got the Italian beef and fries. The beef was easily my favorite. It had so much flavor, and getting the bun dipped was absolutely the right move. The fries were simple but hit the spot; crispy, fresh, and basically what you'd expect a fast-food fry would taste like. What stood out to me most was how genuinely original the whole place feels. The little building, the outdoor tables, the cash-only setup, the fast-moving line, and the way everyone seems to know exactly what they're doing all add to the experience. You order, they make it right in front of you. Pick it up and go. I can see why people make a point of coming here. It's not just about getting an Italian beef sandwich; it feels like getting a little piece of Chicago. The food is simple, but it has so much character. Nothing feels overdone or reinvented; it's just a classic done really well. Definitely a place I'd come back to next time I'm in Chicago.

I loved this the bathroom was clean and calm. food was alr. and service was good. I loveddddddd…read morethisssssss

As a very long and faithful patron, I thought I should contact you about my experience Labor Day…read more Along with another couple, we visited Gene and Jude's and were terribly disappointed with the quality of the hotdog (sausage). The skin was extremely tough and not the usual snappiness. It was like you had to gnaw through it. All four of us agreed. I don't know if it was an anomaly or if you changed the recipe with Vienna or, God forbid, vendors. This is not a criticism, but an alert to fix a potential issue.

Sabor no more. Must be new owners. I've been going here for 20 years and this little corner had it…read moreall. But now, not even the puertorican accent . The food was ok, or so-so...which is bad considering their history. The lechón was mediocre, no seasoning (before you could see it on there.) now it looks like chicken or turkey. The alcapurrias were super greasy, hollow (?) and flavorless. Alcapurrias should be more substantial, not super soft like these. The rice was ok, but again it had no authentic flavor. The pastelillos (ground beef empanadas) were thin and dry. They may have been from yesterday. The passion fruit juice (parcha) is still delicious and the only good thing I had, besides Coco Rico soda. They must have new owners trying to mimic old recipes because this was our second chance attempt. We will now go to La Bomba, Jibaritos y Más or Las Palmas when they open.

My co-worker and I headed over to "El Secreto del Sabor" food truck and grabbed a quick lunch…read morebefore driving back to our store for the closing shift. She's Mexican but told me about this place. She said there are several food trucks stationed in Humboldt Park, yet this one is her favorite. I believe I had Puerto Rican food before when I was out and about in the city, though I never paid attention to any aromatic mobile vehicle in this neighborhood. Umm...Rosa J., did I not tell you to stay vigilant? Fortunately I had some cash on hand. I scrambled $7 for an order of bistec mixta, which came with arroz. Wow, the rice was SO fresh, and the steak was easy to chew and flavorful. When the young lady was preparing for my food, I was staring at a copious amount of "frituras." They smelled heavenly and were definitely soliciting my taste bud. Well, I gotta get back to work. Fried food doesn't mesh too well with my working stomach. Surely we will meet each other again when I have a day off. I didn't see any credit card machine inside the truck, so I have no doubt it is cash-only. I didn't really notice if their hours were posted on the exterior. I bet it depends based on weather or seasonality.

Service check Food check…read moreRelaxed atmosphere check. Try it you'll like it. If you don't then you might have no taste buds.

Not bad food. I happen to eat there when I was in Plainfield. Hot dog was not bad, but onions…read morecould've been better. That being said the experience was actually pretty good. One of the better nights of my career. So if you're down for the experience a fast hot dog food then, I recommend Joe's Street Kitchen. Their food is not that the best, but the experience makes up for it.

Lee Concessions can be found at various festivals that's held throughout Chicago - there, you can…read morefind Mr. Lee, serving up his famous chicken-on-a-stick! The chicken is seasoned perfectly and super juicy! Mr. Lee is also super friendly and fun! If you want some dessert, he also has fried Oreos and freshly-squeezed lemonade on the menu.