TOO SLOW. TOO SLOW. Only one POS order line while the line of customers extends out the door!!!…read more Meanwhile, half of the seats in the restaurant are empty.

Oddly, our favorite place we ate in Chicago was this lil Southern-style eatery on the south side of…read moretown. The ordering setup is overwhelming: long ass line where you take a number. Luckily, the food comes out FAST. We got various very varied dishes: everything from Chicken and Waffles to salads...all were excellent, dare-I-say "best-in-class"! It took everything in us to not just keep coming back here for lunch...every damn time.

Delicious food - our group had a steak skillet, salad, and sandwich. Outstanding biscuits…read more Fast and friendly service. Decor is mix of unfinished (exposed ductwork) + lux (chandeliers), but it works!

Food was good! I had the veggie skillet for breakfast, and my only complaint was the broccoli…read more Broccoli for breakfast just threw me off a little. Now those biscuits? They were DELICIOUS!! Just needed some apple butter. Ms. Lynn took great care of us, and every staff member we came across was friendly and welcoming. We did have to wait a little while to be seated, but once we got in, everything was smooth. Overall, I'd definitely come back and eat here again!

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.

The place is a little hole in the wall but the food was amazing. It took a little while for the…read morefood to come out but hey it's a Sunday after church so you just enjoy your company. Brenda was amazing and friendly. I had a Parker House sausage and hash browns.

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

Pretty good food no bad wait times, good for if you don't want fast food like McDonald's but don't…read morewanna wait forever for your food to be done

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!

Black Women Owned business. Great place to work from or and grab a bite to eat. The ambiance is…read morebeautiful. Decorations and black history details. Felt like a NOLA museum. The food was decent. I ordered the turkey croissant sandwich initially, it was Turkey deli meat on bread, gross. I complained and received a different sandwich, they BYOB sandwich. Much better with real meat, chicken sausage. My friend ordered the chinstrap sandwich, she said it was decent pairing it with the aioli made it better. The blueberry hibiscus tea was great. I'd come here again. It's a hit or miss with the food it seams. So order what you know you'll like! They have members only area, it reminds me of soho but smaller. Nice and quiet overall. Taylor handled my sandwich situation perfectly and with care. I appreciated her service!

This place is amazing and perfectly set within the Bronzeville community of Chicago's Southside!…read moreNeo-soul music plays lightly overhead with a variety of art and artists including Mr. George Washington Carver, himself. There's a "Blind Date with a Book" area, souvenirs, craft beverages, soaps, oils, sauces and fresh food in the cooler and cooked to order. This cinnamon roll is the business! OMGEEZEY!!! I also ordered a house brew with oat milk and honey, and a slice of mushroom & scallion quiche complimented a paprika aioli on the side. The aioli is okay, but you know that I'm a "Spice" girl, so hot sauce will dress this beauty for me. The crust is really flaky and buttery. This is a true gem for all kinds of souls! The team was chill, helpful and professional. Chicago is my kind of town!

Loved how quiet, comfortable, and relaxed our visit was on a Sunday afternoon. We were seated…read moreimmediately, and although there were only a few other parties, I was honestly surprised by how empty it stayed. We ordered the crab linguine and the steak sandwich, and both were delicious. The cocktails were fresh, flavorful, and definitely boozy! I'd come back for those alone. The space is cozy but roomy enough for both date night and larger groups. It's also connected to a hotel, which was news to me, and parking was easy. Definitely a place worth checking out!

Was hopeful about this spot given its ambiance and convenient location right near the Obama…read morePresidential Center, but overall, it fell pretty flat on value and execution. The menu is quite overpriced for what you actually get - the portion sizes are relatively tiny, and left me hungry after finishing. The bangers and mash, while having a good flavor, could have really used something crunchy, like warm crusty bread, crackers, or breadsticks, to contrast with the wateriness of the sauce. The service was really nice and attentive however. Between the light portions, steep check, and lack of dish balance though, the experience just didn't deliver.

Wonderful experience and the students were fabulous. The…read moreambience is amazing. It's hard to believe as a school.

I had a wonderful experience at Sikia Restaurant, the student-led restaurant at Kennedy-King…read moreCollege. My waitress, Simera, was friendly, attentive, and professional, making the entire meal enjoyable. I also loved that the instructor visited each table. It was a thoughtful touch and showed how much care goes into the students' work and the guests' experience. Sikia Restaurant is truly a gem--and I'm a gem for discovering it! I highly recommend supporting this wonderful student-led restaurant.

Was here for an event, and the space is beautiful! For the food, they served a tomato bisque and a…read morefilet. Both were delicious. Great for a formal event. For dessert, they had tiramisu. Highly recommend.

Love the service, food and ambiance. I have been a member for many years and will continue to be.read more

I keep trying these Cheval burgers and it's just not for me. I can't understand the hype. I didn't…read moreenjoy the food but the service was fast and friendly. The outside seating area is cool although I heard people complaining about the dogs out there. If you're in the neighborhood and want a burger it is that.

I have been going to this location since it opened so I reached out to them personally about this…read moreissue. No response, which is disappointing. They have switched to bigger buns, which are just too much bread. I thought it was lazy that they didn't even spread the sauce around at all. I could barely detect the grilled onions and I asked for extra pickles but got just a few. Because of all of this, the burger was dry and flavorless. The 2 stars are exclusively off the strength of the aioli and fries.