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Maxine’s

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Everything about Mi Amor is amazing. The minute you walk in the door we were greeted warmly…read more Seating is comfortable whether you're inside or outside. Everything is decorated beautifully - it feels more like you're downtown than if you were in Evergreen Park. The food is absolutely amazing - I love their shrimp tapas. From the empanada to the tacos, I haven't eaten anything yet that wasn't worth going back for. The service is outstanding, and Ramon may be nicest human being I've ever met in the industry. Perfect for a date night or a group outing, I couldn't recommend Mi Amor enough.

We actually got a gift card for mi amor courtesy of my mother & father in law who spoke very highly…read moreof this restaurant so we decided to have a good date night here. The ambience is great and so is the servers. The presentation was also pretty great. We started off with a nice drink. I got the strawberry kiss which and my husband had the espresso martini (both delicious!). For appetizers, we had calamari and ceviche. They were both good but I especially loved their calamari. For our main dish, I had birria tacos and my husband had the pasta and steak. I personally wasn't a huge fan of either one because I felt like they both lacked flavor. For me, the true star of the show was the desert trio! We had churro, tres leches, and banana pudding. It was amazing!! I feel like I would just go back for the dessert by itself lol. Overall, Mi Amor is worth trying out. The price point is a bit high but my husband and I thought it was a great "date night" restaurant for couples especially. Don't forget to try out dessert! (I can't stress that enough)

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3.2(199 reviews)
3.7 mi•Beverly
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The service is a bit confusing. Signs are turned around and workers are talking among themselves…read moreinstead of greeting you. However, after you figure out you need to seat yourself (when the sign says the section is closed), the service goes to ok. The food is where they shine. Chicago has a lot of pizza places and Fox's makes good thin crust pizza. It's not gimmicky. It's made well. And if you order soda, they will take care of you.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at this restaurant. We ordered a pizza, and the…read moretotal bill came out to $42. The waitress who served us was completely unfriendly and inattentive throughout our meal. To make matters worse, I made an honest mistake when paying with cash and accidentally handed over $70 instead of a $50 bill, leaving a $28 overpayment. As soon as I realized the error, I called the restaurant to get it sorted out. Instead of being helpful, the staff gave me a lazy brush-off, claiming they couldn't check the money because they don't count it until the end of the night. Accidents happen, but a management team that refuses to simply check a server's cash drop to correct an obvious mistake is completely unacceptable. Between the terrible service from the waitress and the unhelpful response from the staff over the phone, I will definitely not be returning. Save your money and go somewhere that actually values its customers.

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3.9(1.4k reviews)
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Taste: 5 Creativity/Authenticity: 5…read moreAtmosphere: 5 Service: 5 Bang for your buck: 4 I was not expecting this to be a hit, I've had all the spots for pizza in Chicago and they all claim they the best but honestly this place imo takes them out! Now if you don't know tavern pizza is Chicago's real pizza not deep dish? Anyways got pepperoni and sausage pizza and it was fire killed the whole pie? Square? It's pizza without the crust, I'm with it! Anyways love the vibe here very 80-90s dive bar Pizza Hut vibes! They don't make spots like this anymore so kudos to that!! Overall great pizza great service I will be back!!

Vito & Nick's Pizzeria offers maybe the BEST example of Chicago's "Tavern Style" Pizza in the…read morecountry. The city of Chicago itself has FOUR main catagories of pizza styles that were invented Here:... 1): Deep-Dish - This has a thick crust & lots of toppings. 2). Stuffed - This is 'double-decker pizza where the toppings are laid atop the bottom dough along with pounds of grated cheese, and then another sheet of dough is placed on top to which is added many ladles of tangy pizza sauce. Suffed Pizza usually take about 45 minutes to bake. 3). Tavern Style - This is a Thin-Crust Pizza that became popular in Chicago's Southside neighborhoods long before Deep-Dish or Suffed Pizza ever saw a mouth. It was created for the men who work in the 'Stock Yards' butchering cows. After a long day these workers would often go to their local tavern to have a beer and maybe a snack (if the tavern actually had any snacks. Then, eventually ONE Tavern caught on, that if they offered a Snack, the men drinking would always order another beer. So they began making inexpensive, thin-crust pizza (not to sell but to give-away as a promotion. And to make it easier to both snack and drink at same time, the tavern cut the pizza in straight lines, east to west, and north to south. Then they just passed the pizza down the bar and everbody took a square, (you can tell a lot about a person from watching which slices they choose: the gooey soft inner squares full of melted cheese and sauce-oil; - the rectangular edge pieces with a center that's gooey and a crunchy crust-edge; - and finally, the "Runt" of the "Zaa", the little, dry, triangular pieces (I cannot call in "a slice", because... a slice of WHAT?!?) . The first tavern to do this was Vito & Nick's. And it still does it ( only Now Vito & Nick's charges for its Pizza

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