Hubby and I decided to give this neighborhood drive-in a try…read more He ordered the Italian beef and fries and I ordered a polish and onion rings. Hubby does not like his sandwich dipped. Some places we've been to, have some juice in the sandwich, but not here. Needless to say, hubby truly enjoyed his sandwich. I enjoyed my polish. It wasn't greasy and we both enjoyed the fries and onion rings. Everything was piping hot and delicious. Definitely a neighborhood staple!

I've been going here for decades, my fav burger joint The…read moresame staff fit all this time!

Some places are beautiful because of how they look, but others become beautiful because of how they…read moremake you feel. This place became a quiet refuge for me -- a small corner of comfort where everything feels lighter. It's the kind of place that slowly begins to feel like a second home, not only because of the atmosphere, but because the people here welcome you with a warmth that feels genuine, almost like family. And the food makes the experience even more memorable. The chicken breast burger and the french fries are easily some of my favorites -- simple, comforting, and incredibly delicious. A place like this is rare, and that's what makes it special.

First of all this place was really DIRTY inside , I ordered 2 Chicago dogs all the way I waited…read moreover 20 minutes for my hot dogs and when I got my hotdogs they looked and tasted completely half assed , i 'm sorry but I wasn't impressed . The only reason I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1 , is because it was less than 10 minutes away from MidWay Airport

Been going to this place for over 10 years and have never walked out disappointed. Consistently…read moredelicious every time! Staff is always cordial and polite. Dine in area is always clean. My personal favorite is the chicken on a pita! Juicy chicken, fresh ingredients, very filling sandwich and still really affordable!

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.

great food service friendly atmosphere always stop in for the gyro!! everything on the menu is…read moreexcellent!!

Great chili cheese dog, the prices were good and they serve RC Cola. The fires could have been…read morewarmer and saltier but I still ate them.

I ordered a steak burger they gave me a cheese burger and wouldn't exchange it will never eat there…read moreagain

Great service this place is amazing. The food was great. The wait time was very quick around 5-10…read moreminutes. And the customer service was very polite and welcoming

Jimmy's Drive-In has really gone downhill. The place was empty, now has slot machines, and feels…read moreneglected. I ordered the hamburger special with gyro, a Chicago-style hot dog, and a Pepsi. They charged everything separately - no deal, no cheese on the burger, soggy hot dog missing toppings, and flat pop. The place was also dirty. Sadly, I won't be coming back.

First time trying this place. Very pleased with the food and it was thoughtfully packaged for…read moredelivery.

I ought to do a series on places I give a second chance and regret…read more Here is my tiny veal Parmesan sandwich (apple for scale, no banana available) Ordered extra peppers, got a very scant amount, well I guess it's better the missing items from previous order. Now as much as Portillo's has disappointed me since they sold out, they still give a decent amount for the price plus add on's. And they don't over charge for a simple tamale like this place does. You can see by the dimensions of the veal in the sandwich that it only added "some" meat flavor., same for the sauce and cheese. I basically ordered a small flavored bread sandwich. There is a reason this joint hasn't scaled past their lil storefront on ol' plank road in many decades. Also the woman taking my order over the phone has zero etiquette.

My husband had a craving for a beef sandwich and asked AI for a local recommendation. Little Joes…read morecame up and we saw some of the tv coverage so decided to try it. We walked in and were welcomed, the staff is very nice. It feels family owned and friendly. The actual space was clean and the separate dining area is a good size. The actual beef was on the bland side, and the giardiniera wasn't spicy at all. It looked like it's mostly celery. The fries were nice and crispy, but we probably won't go back for a beef.

Smilin' Clyde brought their hotdog cart to our home party…read more They were excellent. They arrived early and set up their cart with an umbrella and side table. All of the food was excellent. Sarah, the owner was very accommodating with our request - including gluten free options and turkey hotdogs. The severs Jack and Danielle were very nice and set up their cart. They also packed up the leftover food and sides- plenty for the party after they left and beyond. Would hire them again for sure! Thank you!

THIS IS ABOUT CLYDE AS A PERSON. My friends and I parked in a spot on the street Dow town and when…read moreI came back I was blocked in by the Clyde's hot dog vans (2). Both with trunks swung open. There was no way to get out and no drivers in sight. Turns out Clyde and a younger guy were selling hotdogs inside a building with no plan of moving their trucks outside. It took 30 mins to get out of the parking spot, track the hotdog stand down, and for Clyde to move 1 car.... Still blocked. It is the man in the picture on his website AKA Clyde. Will not eat here.

Well originally I was craving for Portillos but since this whole week I've been working at Midway I…read morekept seeing this hole and below local restaurant.. This is my first time trying Nikki's and I was actually suprised at the Italian beef. It was not bland compared to Al's Beef or Portillo's but at the same time it was not too salty. I like that they use steak fries. Very chunky. As for the choice of a drink for the meal for $12.99 they had horchatas as well as Jamaican juice and mango or the regular soda fountain drinks. I would have given them four stars for my experience but after seeing that they don't have a bathroom to wash your hands. Service was ok. Ambience was like a hole in the wall or very local which is good. I would come back but next time would like to try their burgers or their barbecue rib tips. I do recommend for such food.

This is one of those, "IYKYK" kinds of places. Absolutely stellar Italian Deli, tucked away in an…read moreeasy to reach corner of Polk County. Perfect menu, ridiculously large and well made deli sandwiches and a store full of Italian food staples and bakery items! Couple of minor downsides to be aware of - no indoor seating and somewhat limited outdoor / shaded area. Also, I had The Roc sandwich, wasn't cut all through and the crappy plastic knife broke while trying to slice. Great problem to have, the sandwiches are pretty large but pretty basic to give you a good cut. In fact, in reviewing my pics the cutting procedure took so much focus after unwrapping my sandwich, I quit taking pics! Haha All minor stuff, this is a great spot for lunch... highly recommend!

I got 3 hot dogs and a medium fry. The hot dogs I ordered to be charred, which was good. I really…read moreloved the sport peppers on the hot dog. Definitely authentic Chicago food. Recap Pros: Authentic Chicago food, generous amount of fries, good customer service. Cons: you need to order 2 hot dogs to be full.

Stopped by for a quick lunch after grocery shopping. My friend ordered the Saturday special--the…read moreSuper Burger, a massive 1/2‑lb burger served with fries. I wasn't as hungry, so I went with the patty melt instead. The Super Burger lived up to its name and was topped with grilled onions and mozzarella cheese. My patty melt was spot on: crispy bread and a perfect burger‑to‑grilled‑onions ratio. I also grabbed a large fountain drink, and refills were $1. The interior has been recently updated, and they're clearly making good use of the space, including a half‑booth facing the window. The booths were comfortable, making it an easy place to sit and enjoy lunch.