Ordered the Lucky Burger: an Angus beef burger smashed and caramelized to perfection with sharp…read morecheddar, grilled shoestring onions & dijon-mayo, on a toasted brioche bun. Wonderful ambience and service. Good music, at the right volume for conversation. The burger and fries were delicious. I will be back. Our server Robey was super.

Fun place inside Jelly Cafe! Great Burgers and tasty fries,…read morewill come back for sure! Nice service too

Great food Friendly service You can tell hard work and quality ingredients go into everything.read more

Wow, as a followup to my recent experience and review, I found the customer care here to be simply…read moregreat, 5 stars! Just like the food quality. I followed up and called Big Ange's mainly to let them know about the missing BBQ sauce issue just so it doesn't happen to others or to clarify if customers are supposed to know to ask. I spoke to the owner Rocco and he said sauce is normally provided for the Barbarian platter, and it must have been forgotten, and he apologized. To make things right, he graciously offered a complimentary sandwich upon my next visit and took my name. Well, I was in the vicinity today and swung by. Rocco not only gave me a 100% tip-top delicious brisket sandwich, but also a side of potato salad, and a bottle of their BBQ sauce to boot! I offered to pay for the sauce which was such a nice gesture as well, but he declined. Wow! Rocco is the youngish and energetic owner, and the Eatery is actually named after his Mom. He's been at it here since they bought the property back in 2012. Great place, great food, and we will always be fans, and will visit again sometime.

If you are looking for retro prices with retro ambience with excellent service Hideout Pub & Grill…read moreticks all the boxes. Darts, Pool, Bowling, game room and plenty of TVs to catch the games. Byrdie chicken sandwhich, Supreme Nachos, & thin crust pizza were very good and we were pleasantly surprised by the bill, in a very good way. Anthony, Jennifer. And Sabrina behind the bar hustle like no others to keep everything g moving whether drinks or food

Ignore the menu on the website as the one at this joint is completely different. Please update the…read morewebsite. Large appetizer selection which is fitting for the bowling folks, other offerings are several burger and chicken sandwiches plus pizza. Several tv's mostly on the small size around the bar with a couple larger in the dining area. Burger and pizza on this visit was just okay. Food was served hot but was nothing special. The bartender was very pleasant and we enjoyed her company. They have a huge pool table room which was holding a weekend tournament that was fun to watch along with about forty bowling lanes. Two stars for the bar/restaurant.

Food was AMAZING! The burger was sooo good! There are many flavors for the wings. Loved the Korean…read moreBBQ. Ranch was delicious too. Will def be back

Give this place a try!…read more Look, it's a fast food vibe but the wings are excellent! Meaty and flavorful. No disappointment here. I'm from out of town. There are plenty of options in the area. That said, if you're looking for something quick, easy, and terrific then try this place. Service was friendly and on top of their game. Food was amazing. I had the Mango Habanero Wings and Fries. Did not disappoint. This place might do a lot of take out. I don't know. Either way, it's worth trying. I left completely satisfied and felt I got my money's worth.

I ordered online and it was ready by the time I got there! Now when I had the food, it wasn't what…read moreI expected. I was told that this small owned business "smacked" but it was just average. The patty has a nice crispy to it like how a smash burger should but but it didn't have flavor? Like the sauce gave it flavor, not the meat itself. The bun was not smooshed (like how the other pictures show). The fries are good! Even if when soggy haha. Personally I don't think the price was worth the meal. I like the fact that this place is known for being halal. The place itself was DEAD yet it was lunch. It was ungodly warm inside. No AC. Personally, I'll swing by when I'm in the area again, but I do prefer other halal smash burgers in the area more unfortunately.

Drove by a couple of times .. saw a review on FB. All the pictures looked amazing. 20 wait After a…read morecouple of bites .. I couldn't believe it was the same thing that was in the picture. Lies .. propaganda.. slaw burger? More like a sadness burger. The hot dogs? Served cold on a stale bun. Mmmm .. all at a hefty price. I'm not one to write a review but, I have to warn the world ... Disappointed..

Their house burger with all of the add ons (thicc cut bacon/caramelized onions/dill pickled…read morejalapeños) was one of the best burgers I've ever had in my LIFE. Definitely going to try the Too Gouda Be True Burger next time! Cheese curds were Wisconsin level delicious, and the fry flight with garlic aioli was the perfect accompaniment to both. Finally, the Biscoff Cheesecake Cookie and butter rum dipping sauce completely took me by surprise. Just worked on so many levels of familiar yet innovative. So tasty! Great service, great burger joint and live music bar environment (complete with a very talented live band). And really just full of great people that you can tell care about the food they serve. Highly recommend stopping by for one of (if not THEE) best burgers in Chicago !

This is located inside the Emerald Isle which is your typical nw Chicago Irish bar. You place your…read moreorder at the bar and they bring the food out in just a few minutes. The service was great and the workers friendly. 3 of us went and we each ordered a different burger. We had the Plain Jane, House Burger and Too Goulda be True. On my house burger I opted for the extras, bacon and caramelized onions. For me, the bacon was too thick. It made for a pull instead of a clean bite. I took it off the burger and ate it by itself. It was delicious! The burger was great. It is probably the juiciest smash burger I have tried so far. This is a nice little neighborhood spot that you should go support.

Smile Burger is a halal burger joint that not only offers various types of burgers, but they also…read morehave shawarmas and sides. We ordered: +the Gladiator Burger - you can opt for a single or a double patty; this came topped with beef bacon, smoked cheese, white sauce, pickled cucumbers, lettuce, tomatoes, and caramelized onions in a seeded bun +the Chicago Burger - you can opt for a single or a double patty; topped with tomatoes, lettuce, jalapenos, onion rings, caramelized onions, and smoked cheese in a brioche-like bun +an Arabic Shawarma - you can the option from chicken, beef, or a mix of the proteins; comes with tomatoes, onions, lettuce, and garlic sauce in a grilled wrap The burgers were generously topped and very juicy - a solid burger joint in the area! We also combo-ed these up to get the side of fries and a drink; we also tried a side of their onion rings and curly fries. I'd be curious to try their wings next time, as they looked crispy and tasty. Staff were friendly and super welcoming! Plenty of parking in the shared strip plaza lot. +halal +juicy burgers +friendly service +ample parking

Place is not welcoming at all. My first and last time there. I asked the girl at the counter about…read morethe menu choices and she knew nothing. I got a combo cheese burger and she waited till I paid and handed me a hot ass soda and told me the dont have ice. I just left that shit on the table. I going to call my bank and dispute the transaction and hopefully I can get my money back some how.

during my first visit i was shockedly surprised by the quality of the food, service and warmth of…read morethis wonderful, reasonably priced and overall excellent restaurant !!! 5 stars in every way and not overpriced like too many places are these days. i will definitely be returning soon !!!! check it out.. paul b wharton attorney at aalaw

Argentine style steak was really good. Veggies with it were amazing. They have a kids menu, just…read morehave to ask and they will tell you verbally. Waitress and owner checked on us multiple times, they were great.

Brian was our server he was outstanding. the food was very good I would recommend the chicken…read moredinner and a s'mores brownie sundae. The restaurant had a very nice atmosphere. I would come back again!

We had limited time before a town meeting but we were able to enjoy our meal in under an hour. And…read moreenjoy it we did. The noise level is fine even with the baseball game playing on the bar TVs. Each dish was prepared well. The Blackened Shrimp Tacos dish was on the $15 Fireside Favorites menu and included a dessert. The entire dinner total for 4 adults was $125. Although this is a high bill, it is normal for this time in the country and we did take home some leftovers. We felt it was appropriate.

Good for fun with a focus on value, Mount Prospect Public house serves a fairly standard food menu…read moreof appetizers, wings, hot dogs, salads, and sandwiches at a very reasonable price with plenty of specials available. Drink prices are also priced fairly low, even without specials though you can enjoy an evening for less than 20 a person if you order the daily specials. I went here for trivia night and the dining room was fairly spacious and well setup for this. The crowd was lively and service was friendly though not extremely fast. The food was alright for me -- the BBQ pulled pork sliders being my favorite with slightly toasted buns and a fairly sweet sauce. The chicago style hot dog looked good, but was too pickle heavy for me and a bit sloppy to eat. The maxwell street polish was quite flavorful and the grilled onion flavor came out well. The brat was alright as well but there wasn't much that was too memorable about it. The fries were alright for me, but the onion rings were a bit overcooked and too thin for me. Overall, the food is alright but the bar setup and value prices make this a good spot to spend an fun evening with friends. Like everywhere else in this area of Mount Prospect, you may have to park a bit further away from your restaurant and walk if you're going around dinner time.

There are certain Wednesday nights when the universe cracks open just enough to remind you that God…read morehas a twisted sense of humor. This was one of them. I walked into Public House expecting beer and bar food. Instead, I encountered Amanda. Ladies and gentlemen, we need to discuss the P.O.A. Index, an entirely unscientific scale developed after decades of rigorous field research conducted in bars, restaurants, airports, and regrettable weddings. Amanda is an 11-and-a-half out of 10. This is statistically impossible. She has one of those smiles that causes otherwise intelligent men to momentarily forget their own last name. A smile so radiant it could probably qualify as renewable energy. Unfortunately... she failed the Ring Check. Her left hand glimmered like the cruel punchline to an otherwise flawless joke. I briefly considered challenging her fiancé to trial by combat. Pistols at dawn. Sabers. Bare-knuckle boxing. Maybe a chili cook-off. Whatever the law allows these days. I would've won... and history remembers the brave. Now, on to Lauren. Lauren is the bartender. Lauren also committed the unforgivable crime of not swiping right on me on Facebook Dating. I wish her well, but I hope she knows she has created a permanent emotional scar that may never heal. Every time she poured a beer, I could hear Celine Dion playing faintly in the distance. My heart remains broken. The food arrived before I could spiral completely into despair. The onion rings were... objectively terrible. Hard enough to qualify as building materials. If Home Depot started selling battered masonry, these would be aisle seven. And yet... We could not stop eating them. Every ring was another terrible decision. "This one's awful." Crunch. "God, these are terrible." Crunch. "I think they're getting worse." Crunch. I've seen this same behavioral pattern in casinos. The Maxwell Street Polish was magnificent. Greasy. Covered in grilled onions. Exactly the sort of sandwich that reminds you Chicago understands things the rest of the country never will. The Chicago-style hot dog? Exactly what a Chicago dog should be. No unnecessary innovation. No avocado aioli. No artisanal truffle ketchup invented by a man named Brayden. Just an honest Chicago dog doing honest Chicago dog things. The pulled pork sliders were solid, disappearing quickly enough that nobody bothered pretending to be polite. Then came the brat... on the menu, the main topping was listed as sauerkraut. F&$@ that! Absolutely insulting. Keep your fermented cabbage and your Wisconsin propaganda. Give me onions, peppers, mustard, and enough cholesterol to make my physician visibly uncomfortable. Amanda smiled with the effortless confidence of someone who had no idea she was quietly dismantling civilization. I watched one man forget his wife's birthday, another walk into the hostess stand, and a third begin Googling engagement ring financing before she'd even asked if he wanted another Coors Light. Professional. Friendly. Catastrophically attractive. Seven stars... out of five. Lauren still owes me emotional damages. Amanda deserves hazard pay. The onion rings should probably be classified as geological formations. And I'd return tomorrow without hesitation.