Still love this place. We come here for trivia almost every time they have it. Vibes are always…read moreimmaculate. We always run into the owner and his family, and he's super nice. The patio is incredible. Last night we lost (after winning the previous time, but it's good to be humbled on occasion lol). But, I thoroughly enjoyed my free grilled cheese sandwich that I won as our previous trivia night prize. Sandwiches really are their specialty. Perfectly greasy, and the caramlized onions and spinach really elevated it. Another person in our group had the turkey on a pretzel bun and said it was amazing. Also, a great range of drink options. Always a good time, and I'm excited to come to one of their mahjong gatherings, since I recently learned how to play.

We stopped by the Fat Shallot on a whim. I had the turkey sandwich, which came on a very fresh,…read moresoft pretzel roll bun with lots of greens. The fish tacos were very good too and had two large pieces of fish! Worth trying if you're debating between options. The staff at the counter gave great recommendations. We went on a weekday afternoon and there were few people there. It's a good spot to hang out and relax without feeling rushed. The decor is fun and cutesy, with dried flowers at the tables. Would definitely go back if I'm in the area again.

5 Stars for Hannah, Love her service! She is the vibe! That's why it's easy to come here…read more Food is good, fries were a little overcooked and ambiance. We need Hannah's service everywhere, she makes the experience pleasant. Location while you shop is great, beats all the fast food.

The food is okay, a bit overpriced and not much vegan or vegetarian options. It seems like they…read morejust want to make money selling things to people who eat dead animals. Plus when the check came, they gave us another table's check which was double, and they said that they cleared it up, but they wouldn't give us avoided receipt. The story, the waitress told us, and the story, the hostess told us were completely different. So we're still not sure if we got charged over $130 for the other tables check. My check was less than half of that, because I only ate by myself and my party that was with me, just had water. They said they fixed the bill, but they charged my card twice, with no voided receipt, shown to us, so you be the judge. They did give me a free vegan cookie, supposedly it was vegan and when when I got home. It was not fresh at all and I threw it out.

We were happy to see they had decorated for Christmas with nice wreathes and ornaments. We've had…read morethe same server a couple times and she's absolutely wonderful. Comes at the right intervals , and notices all the details to ensure we have everything we need even without asking. The food is good. Their pizzas are fun although we tend to focus on their salads. We both love the Thai crunch salad although it is much better with dressing on the side because there are two dressings and that way each bite tastes a little different. We also love their Caesar dressing - creamy and flavorful. Husband got it with shrimp and it was delectably seared with a a nice charred flavor. I like their wonton salad because other than the wontons, all the salad is actually vegetables - cabbage etc. but it's a little spicy for me so I get it without the chili sauce. Their bread and olive oil is delicious if you want some bread for the table - much better than it used to be a decade ago. The bread is soft and warm. The olive oil is seasoned. Husband also likes the split pea soup which is vegetarian and quite flavorful. Overall a cozy experience. Only caveat is that the host seems to seat people strangely. So if there's a type of table or booth you like and you see it's open, just request it. He's really flexible with requests.

I haven't been to CPK for a really long because I thought they discontinued the tostada pizza. When…read moreI found it was still on the menu, we decided to stop by for dinner. Order: Mexican street corn - 5/5 highly recommend!!! Guac & Chips - 5/5 highly recommend!! Tostada pizza - highly disappointed!! They must these changed the recipe because I don't ever remember it being like this. It needed more of the ranch dressing but seemed like a bunch of lettuce was piled on. Overall, I recommend the appetizers but not the tostada pizza if you are looking for the original style of it. Customer service and ambiance were both nice!

Happy Hour Review! My husband and I attended happy hour at…read morethis location and were thoroughly impressed by the food! They offer a good variety of food and drinks on discount: wine, cocktails, small bites, and half-off pizzas. The inside transports you to the Hamptons with its airy and nautical atmosphere. This is the perfect place for a gno, date night, or a catchup with friends. We started with the $1.50 oysters and got four. They were served West Coast style with vinegar, sauce, and lemon. These were easy to prep and throw back and were quite delicious. We also enjoyed the truffle parm fries and the formaggio pizza. Our server was also great to get me a side of ranch for the pizza. I loved the cheese blend the pizza had and it was a great size to share. The truffle parm fries were also a great sharing portion and were delicious. Overall, I was very impressed by the quality of food, discounts, and service from Duaa!

The Hampton Social is what happens when a restaurant looks at brunch, coastal décor, expensive…read morecocktails, and white furniture and says, "What if we charged thirty percent more for all of it?" The answer, apparently, is Skokie. The place is beautiful in that carefully engineered way that makes you feel like you've wandered into the lobby of a boutique hotel owned by people who use the word "curated" without irony. Pale wood. Soft lighting. Decorative greenery. Glassware that looks expensive enough to have its own insurance policy. Then I looked around. The P.O.A. Index was a deeply divided market. The staff? Bangin'. The patrons? The absolute correct gender. The absolute wrong age. It was like somebody had loaded a bus with attractive women, driven it forty years into the future, and dropped everyone off for lunch. This was not a dating pool. This was a retirement community with better handbags. The room had the unmistakable hum of people who own property, have opinions about calcium supplements, and say things like, "We've been meaning to get back to Naples." Then Miriam arrived. Sweet Jesus. Miriam was exceptionally easy on the eyes, but she also had the rare and dangerous ability to explain the menu as if she were presenting the tasting notes at some absurdly expensive French restaurant where the chef has only six tables and unresolved childhood trauma. She didn't say, "This is pizza." No. She gave you the lineage of the pizza. The motivation of the pizza. The emotional state of the pizza. By the time she was done describing the food, I half expected a sommelier to appear and ask whether I wanted a wine pairing with the calamari. She was that good. And then the food came. Fine. Just... fine. That was the problem. The fried stuff was crispy. The pizza looked good. Everything was plated nicely. Nothing was offensive. Nothing was memorable enough to justify the sense that I had just taken out a small home-equity loan to eat lunch. The prices were needlessly expensive. Not "special occasion" expensive. Not "this is worth it" expensive. Just that irritating modern kind of expensive where you look at the bill and think, "Wait, what exactly happened here?" The restaurant doesn't mug you. It pickpockets you politely. You're sitting there with a half-finished plate and suddenly realize you've spent enough money to finance a used refrigerator. That's the entire Hampton Social experience. It's yuppie-ish, polished, attractive, expensive, and just self-aware enough to get away with it. You are not paying for food. You are paying for the privilege of eating food in a room where everybody looks like they have a dermatologist. Miriam almost made the whole thing worth it. Almost. Five stars for service. Five stars for atmosphere. Five stars for staff scenery. Three stars for the food. Two stars for the pricing. And somewhere in the dining room, a woman named Barbara is still telling her friends how much better the rosé is in Provence.

3.5 stars because all the meat was dry…read more Very cute interior. Lots of space and they have a stage for entertainment. Service was so kind. They dont rush you at all. Large $16 or Small $9 Nigvziani Badrijani (Stuffed eggplant with walnut garlic paste) - liked this a lot! $24 Chkmeruli (Traditional Georgian - style oven backed chicken soaked in garlic creamy sauce served in a clay pan) - sauce was thinner than expected. Tasted really yummy! Yes garlicky but not overpowering. I love garlic so I wouldn't have been unhappy if it was more garlic forward. Chicken didn't soak the flavor as much as I expected so it needed sauce to get the flavor. Chicken a little dry. $25 Khinkali (Traditional Georgian dumplings with a twisted top, generously filled with your choice of spiced meat, cheese, or mushrooms, 5 Pieces) - loved these! My favorite dish. Expensive for 5 though, even though they are big. Meat was tender and flavorful. $25 Chakhokhbili (Traditional Georgian family style chicken dish with red peppers onions & herbs) - chicken was a little dry again. Flavors were mild, I was hoping for bold flavors. It was good just not what I expected. Perfect if you're looking for something more mild in flavor without any spice. $25 chicken Ojakhuri (Juicy marinated kabob pieces baked with potatoes and onions, seasoned with traditional Georgian spices and served sizzling in a rustic clay pan) - chicken a little dry again. Potato's were the winner here, garlicky and flavorful! Barely any onions. Price - expensive Portion - good portion, also keeping in mind price is high so it's good the portion is reasonable Service - great! Didn't check on us much though

What a great meal! This was the first time that our family…read moreenjoyed Georgian food, and we really loved it. We found this restaurant through the yelp reviews, and, as usual, the yelp wisdom of crowds was correct. The meal was absolutely delicious. Sorry, I can't remember the Georgian names of the dishes but the eggplant rolls filled with walnut paste, the bread with melted cheese and egg yolk and the lamb and potato stew were all great choices. The food tasted home-made, as if a grandmother had cooked for us with love in every bite. Lots of garlic - we love that. Washed down with a glass or dry red Georgian wine, a perfect pairing. We were fully satisfied with our main dishes so were not able to try dessert. Next time. The atmosphere was nice - tablecloths on the table, friendly service, not noisy. We will definitely come back next time we are in the Evanston area.

I offered The Fry Fusion as one of three dinner options offered to my aunt for her annual bingo…read morebirthday outing and she chose it, probably due to the breasted chicken on the menu. My boyfriend and I ordered chicken to share as well as waffle fries. My daughter ordered a burger. My aunt ordered chicken as well. My uncle ordered a bowl of sorts with rice and meat. The person taking our order was friendly, patient, and told us to move tables around to accommodate our party of five plus all of the food. The staff also kept giving us free items to try as we were eating, like French fries and a banana pudding. The banana pudding was not large enough to share with everyone so I waited until I was back in the car to head to bingo and split it with my boyfriend. It tasted like banana Laffy Taffy so I am not sure how I feel about that. The breasted chicken was cooked to order, hot, crispy, and had a little kick to it. The rice was flavorful. The onion rings were okay. The waffle fries were definitely superior to the traditional ones. The hamburger was good! The restaurant space was clean, quiet, and spacious. I would make the drive for the broasted chicken again! I wish The Fry Fusion all the success!

This place is about 2 months old. I found this online with not too many reviews. I would have to…read moresubtract one star because the Indian girl working the cashier register on 10/22/25 around 9:40 PM, kind of had a poor attitude. She looked like she didn't want to be there. We ordered the zinger burger combo meal, 6 piece chicken, mango lassi, and lotus pudding. The food had generous portions. The chicken skin was very crispy and the meat was juicy. The sauce definitely adds another layer to it. I really enjoyed the zinger burger. Lotus pudding is highly recommended, it's not sweet or salty. Prices were fair. I would come back.

Had to check out this eatery located in the Wayfair store in Wilmette and left it not thinking much…read moreof it. It really is a pretty simple area with a few basic coffees and sandwiches. The Porch goes along with the casual home theme. Actually seems a lot like eating in an employee cafeteria. You get a little more upscale items but still basic breakfast and lunch. Found out after hearing about how there's a Wayfair store around. It's the first of its kind. This just opened last year. Had to go look around. Lots of useless junk at okay prices. A pretty funny thing going to a store to eat. Okay but whatever. It's about $4 for a latte. The Matcha Latte was pretty good and there's non dairy milks including oat. A mostly basic menu of breakfast and lunch items. It's $9 for Avocado Toast. A pretty common looking version of it. This comes topped with olive oil, sesame seeds, and spring mix. Among the other items are charcuteries. There's cheeses, smoked meats, and other stuff. Great cleanliness and the service was fine enough. It's just pretty basic stuff. This is open daily even on the weekends.

I love this place Very calm and open and ofcourse its in…read morewayfair store what more could you expect. You can literally sip and shop mann... thats amazing. We ordered sandwich and salad It was freaking delicious the salad was very fresh. The staff was very friendly. The service was very fast we waited 7 minutes max that so good compare to all the other fast food places. They serve very nice quality coffee from big shoulders. I love salted caramel and honey lavender latte. Yall should check it out

Decided to come to Nordstrom marketplace and it was one of the best decisions ever. Lunch was…read moredelicious. I had the chicken tomatillo soup and it came with a crostini. I ordered the biscuit. They gave us some ciabatta rolls. The soup has some nice spice to it and nice little chunks of chicken that were really good. It was along with all the breads my friend ordered the Cobb salad with grilled chicken and that was also a hit. I think overall the greatest hit was the hospitality. Great customer service and just an elegant lovely spot to have a nice little afternoon outing Either before or after shopping at Nordstrom. Let me not forget about the infamous chocolate chip Royale cookie OMGGGGG.

It's been a while since my friend and I met at the Nordstrom's Marketplace Café, but like a…read morefamiliar friend, it's like the cafe is frozen in the early aughts, which is not altogether a bad thing. We almost had the cafe to ourselves in the early evening and sat at one of the large booths. You order at the counter and the menu is familiar, soups, salads, sandwiches. My friend ordered the creamy tomato soup, which comes with some toasted bread and I ordered the cilantro and lime salad with salmon. There were mixed greens, cherry tomatoes, toasted seeds and tortilla strips ( a little stale) nicely dressed with cilantro and tangy citrus. The salmon was cooked well. The wait person brought our drinks quickly and then timed our food to come out together, after a short wait. He checked on us, refilled drinks, took away plates and gave us a lemon ricotta cookie, gratis. It was almost like a biscuit with a nice lemony and tart frosting. As I remember it, the cafe can be busy and crowded at lunch but for dinner it's rather quiet and sleepy. My friend and I were able to catch up without being disturbed or rushed.

The falafel was good, as was the hummus. Fries were great,…read morebetter than expected. Beef Shawarma was great. Chicken was a little dry. Service was super friendly. She was extremely nice and obviously cares. Restaurant was fairly empty, but we went early. Comfortable and tables weren't on top of each other.

We dined at this restaurant on Saturday with my parents, and the experience was truly delightful…read more The food was exceptionally tasty, showcasing authentic homemade flavors. We ordered the Tikka Beef and Chicken Kabob dinner, both of which were outstanding. The rice was particularly enjoyable, and the Baba ghanoush was equally impressive. Our waitress provided warm and attentive service, enhancing our visit. We look forward to returning soon. Sam

Latif was incredibly friendly and a joy to be around. We had a wonderful conversation while I was…read morerefilling a glass of the delicious mango juice. The food was incredible, I've never had a meal that filling and delicious for $17. If you're within 15 miles of Pita Inn, it's worth the drive. The food is delicious, the ambiance is clean and the staff is incredibly hardworking and wonderfully friendly. Thank you Latif and all the staff at Pita Inn for an phenomenal experience and 10/10 food!

Great food, super clean and great service from Latif!!! Will definitely come back againread more