Best breakfast on that side of town old school diner and great coffee sit down or order to go…read morecustomer service is great .

My husband and I pass this restaurant every morning. So last week I say let's try them out. So I…read morewent in and got our order to go. I ordered him Sunny side up eggs with hashbrowns with onions in it and bacon. I ordered my self an onion, mushroom and cheese omelette with grits and Parker House hot links. Both breakfasts also came with toast but the cashier told me that I could make my toast French toast for a small up charge. I met a regular that had been coming there for over 15 years. He said the food was so good. He traveled all the way from 78th and stony Island just to come here for breakfast. The guy also said that he worked for the city and that was one of the spots that all the workers would come to. I asked about the other Joe's restaurant across the street. He said that it was old workers that worked for the original Joe's that opened up their own business. The food took a little bit about 20 minutes they cooked everything from scratch. I also loved that they used real mushrooms for my omelette. So many other diners use canned mushrooms. I'm glad they didn't. I also ordered an apple juice and our total was under $19. That's a steal! We couldn't wait to get home so we opened it up in the car. Nice size portions!!!! Everything was delicious I don't even eat French toast but I did taste it and it was really good! Everything was hot and delicious. I highly recommend them!

Got some pretty great beers from this brewery. It has kind of a limited selection but it still has…read moreinteresting ones to choose from. Whiner Beer Company is located in a pretty interesting building in Back Of The Yards. Has other things to check out when not having a few cold ones. There's also a limited menu of pizza. Coming in here it seemed like it would be a great place for banquets and gatherings. It's located in the building known as The Plant. There were only a few people here and it seemed pretty quiet. A lot of people just don't know about it. The beers are the best things but it also has more. A lot of the beers seem to have a theme about care. It's about $7 a pint. Best of the ones we had was the Miaou. This is a dry hopped Belgian style wheat. Hoppy while still being not too hoppy. There's also pizza. Kind of limited and expensive. The pizza mostly has meaty toppings. Has to be one of the most interesting places in this pretty rough area. It's pretty cool to come when the rest of the vendors here are open. They're closed Mondays to Wednesdays.

Cool space on 46th St. Industrial vibes inside with good rotating beer selection. Ample street…read moreparking, worth a visit! Pro Tip: Raza pizza on site for takeaway pizza!

Fast and friendly service. But hot dog had no grill marks and bun did not have poppy seeds.read more

I was here last week on my lunch break and had the most flavorful dish I've eaten in quite some…read moretime. If I wasn't sitting so close to another person, I may have stuck my face in the bowl and licked it clean. Alas, decorum strikes again. The owner was such a delight, sharing her upcoming Juneteenth menu (which sounds awesome, by the way) and chatting about the history of the place and general things. Such a warm personality, incredible food, beautiful surroundings; lovely experience all around. (And they have a happy hour!)

I really wanted to like Dixie Pura based on all the great reviews, but unfortunately, my experience…read moredidn't live up to the hype. I'm actually writing this review while standing outside waiting for my Uber. We ordered the Ernie's Fingers, Southern Curry Chicken, and Pimento Mac & Cheese. Let's start with tha ambience. The decor is inviting but it is VERY small inside. On to the food. The Ernie's Fingers were especially disappointing. For $15, I expected much more. They were essentially egg rolls filled with collard greens and cornbread--no meat at all. While the concept sounded interesting, it didn't justify the price tag. The biggest disappointment, however, was the food quality compared to the cost. The Southern Curry Chicken was dry and overcooked and really needed some type of sauce. The rice was simply plain white rice--nothing memorable and certainly not what I'd expect for a dish that costs around $40 - chicken and rice, literally. The pimento mac & cheese was also much saltier than I prefer. What made the experience even more disappointing was how we were treated. By the end of our 90-minute dining window, we were made to feel like an inconvenience rather than valued guests. It felt as though we were being rushed out of the restaurant, which left a bad impression and took away from what should have been an enjoyable meal. To add to that, the automatic 20% gratuity was also a letdown. I have no problem tipping for great service, but considering the overall experience--from the food quality to feeling rushed out the door--it didn't feel deserved. Maybe I visited on an off day because so many others have had great experiences. I can only speak to my visit, and unfortunately, between the overpriced food, disappointing flavors, feeling like an inconvenience at the end of our meal, and the automatic gratuity, it simply wasn't worth the cost for me.

Some restaurants you visit once and think "that was nice." Then there's Dolce Arte -- the kind of…read moreplace you bring your favorite people to, because you already know it's going to be a great time before you even sit down. This was my second visit and it delivered just as hard as the first. The Food What sets this place apart is the quality of ingredients. You can taste the freshness in every dish. The Service Attentive, friendly, and never rushed us. Exactly what you want when you're spending quality time with the people who matter. The Vibe It's cozy, warm, and the kind of spot where catching up with people you love just flows naturally. We lost track of time -- in the best possible way.

Dolce Arte ended up being a nice place to slow down for a bit. It's inside an art gallery, so it…read morehas this mix of rustic and industrial style that feels different from a regular coffee shop. They also have a patio, and with the weather being nice, it was easy to just sit outside and relax for a while. I was honestly too hungry to spend much time deciding, so I just ordered one of the sourdough donut ball. It was exactly what I was hoping for. The outside had a light coating of sugar that gave it just the right amount of sweetness without being too much. Once I bit into it, the inside was soft, airy, and slightly chewy from the sourdough, which made it different from a regular donut. There was a subtle tang from the sourdough that balanced the sweetness really well, so it never felt overly sugary. It had a light crispness on the outside, then a warm, pillowy center that practically melted away with each bite. I finished it way faster than I expected. The only thing I forgot was ordering something to drink with it. Looking back, a good coffee would've made it even better. Still, I'd definitely stop by again the next time I'm in the area.

This trip I couldn't make it to Greektown. They make THE best Gyros outside of Greektown. I believe…read morethey give GT a serious run for their money. The price is right on, and the portions are Bigly. Everyone is cordial and throall  plus this place is really clean. I highly recommend you hit up this spot, you will not be disappointed.

Well, would you look at that... it's been a few years, and here I am again chasing a good…read moreChicago-style hot dog! The first thing I noticed was the bun. Wait a minute... shouldn't it have poppy seeds, not sesame seeds? As a Chicagoan, we notice these things! That said, it was still a really good hot dog, and I definitely enjoyed it. This place may be small, but don't let the size fool you--it's worth the stop. Yes, prices have gone up (what hasn't these days?), but the specials are still a great value. The employees were friendly, the food came out fresh, and the fries are still my favorite. Crispy, hot, and exactly what I was craving. If you're looking for a solid Chicago-style hot dog and some great fries, give this place a try. You just might find yourself coming back... just like I did!

Went here after dinner one evening for some drinks. Super lowkey spot, it wasn't crowded, we found…read morea seat immediately and they have games!! I got the hard lavender lemonade, yakool, and the tropical martini! They were all amazing, but the tropical martini had to come home with me and I haven't stopped telling friends about it. It had a sweetness, but not overly sweet, I loved it so much I actually am drinking one right now lol. It's an easy drink to grab and go. I've told quite a few people about this place since then and can't wait to plan a group visit. Yelp needed

We ordered: 1. OKC Smash - onion smashed double patties,…read moredouble cheese, toasted sesame bun 2. Biggest Star - double patties, Chihuahua cheese crust, toasted sesame bun Properly smashed & seasoned beef in-between buns that hold well. Absolutely delicious. Love the Cajun style fries too. I don't recommend adding condiments or at the very least, get it on the side. No issues with service. Great location off the beaten path and lots of seating and space inside.

I couldn't believe Gyro 47 wasn't on Yelp already!…read more I've been here plenty of times over the past 14 years of living in Bronzeville, and they have never disappointed me. The food is good, cheap, and close by my home. What more could I ask for? I particularly love their gyro, of course, the gyro cheeseburger, pizza puff, and chicken. They have a pretty large menu to choose from too. Their food items always come with a fry and drink included. They do have room for a few diners on the inside and they have an ATM, as well. One of my favorite neighborhood spots that I will continue visiting for as long as I live in Bronzeville. Love this place!

One of my favorite spots when I come to Chicago. The food is always good, and the service is top…read morenotch. I went for the brunch for the first time, and enjoyed the variety on the menu. Magic helped me, and made sure I had everything I needed.

Amari our server and she was really trying. However, the kitchen/bar was making things difficult…read morefor her by being out of so many things. They did have Malibu, Coke Classic, but no cornbread. How you serving collard greens with turkey tails and no cornbread? Also given they are a "winery", I found the copied and poorly cut paper in a leather binder as a wine list laughable and limited. The decor and vibe were giving along with the chicken. However, since I like to drink when I eat not likely to have a repeat visit.

We stopped in for brunch this Friday and everything about this place was great. What a fantastic…read moreaddition to the neighborhood. Service was quick and super friendly! The food was also fast and tasty! We saw they are byob so will definitely bring something to drink next time. If you're around the neighborhood definitely stop on. You won't be disappointed!