My first first ever visit to a Wienerschnitzel. My dad frequently talked about them, and I had…read moretraveled to Champaign for work so I thought I would try it. Both the parking lot and the outside of the building looked like they had seen better days. I went through the drive through and ordered a veggie Chicago dog, veggie BBQ dog, and cheese fries. Both veggie dogs were excellent. I especially loved the Chicago dog, it was perfect. The fries were good but they could have been hotter. The cheese sauce wasn't even warm. The drive thru employee was very friendly. I would definitely return for another veggie dog.

I stopped in for a couple of chili cheese dogs and they were delicious…read more The interior is old school, it brought back memories of when I was a teenager eating at my local small town meat and three. I would definitely go back.

Well worth the stop…read more Driving home from U of I and was in the mood for a burger. Wanted a local joint and not a chain. Just Hamburgers hit the spot. Nothing fancy as you can see by the pictures but on point. During the 5 minutes I was there, it was clearly obvious that I was the only non local in the establishment. Eventhough they spelled tomato wrong and only take cash (my double burger with no bun was $3.19), it will be a regular stop over the next 3 years. Quick, easy and satisfying. Worth seeking out.

Meh. Expected more. The meat was dry and the taste was uneventful for as long at the line was...read more

A friend felt like a hot dog for lunch, so we gave this food truck a try since we had just driven…read moreby while on the UI campus. No line, so quick order and service. My friend said the hot dog was very good. I had the Italian Beef. We split an order of fries. The Italian Beef was very tasty, and I would definitely recommend. The fries, however, left a lot to be desired. They were not crisp, nor hot, nor tasty. Felt like they had been sitting there for a bit before we ordered. Very salty and actually kind of tough. Four have been 4 or 5 star on the hot dog or beef, but the fries really brought it down.

We had the pleasure of trying Come Get This Food Truck today for lunch. I can confidently say that…read morefrom now on if I EVER see this food truck out and about I will stop and get more! Delicious is an understatement! We the Maxwell Street Polish/with fries and the Philly Cheese Steak w/ Fries. The Fries come with a special seasoning that was out of this world! My Philly Chesse Steak was perfectly cooked and packed with flavor. Only $10 for the meal. My Partner loved his Maxwell w/ fries. Service was very friendly and quick.

We were so glad to find a Portillo's on our vacation. We had visited them in Florida a few years…read moreback and really liked the food. This one in Champaign was just as good. I got the Italian beef with sweet & hot peppers with the gravy on the side (I don't like my sandwich falling apart on me) and french fries. My husband got the hot dogs, which came dressed with a dill pickle, tomatoes, and hot peppers, and a side of onion rings. We also splurged with the yummy-looking desserts (strawberry shortcake and lemon cake) in the cooler near the register. Everything was so good. The beef (which there was plenty of!) had so much flavor even without the gravy. The bun it was on was hearty enough to hold it. The hot dogs tasted good quality. The fries were good (not at all greasy), and the onion rings had such a good flavor, not overly breaded. The desserts were a perfect ending. The restaurant was very clean (including the bathrooms). There was someone cleaning something (including the walls) the entire time we were there. I wish we had one closer to where we live here in Ohio!

I'm giving it 2 stars instead of 1 because even after they screwed up our simple order, at least…read moreone employee came to the table to try to rectify the situation when she knew I was absolutely fuming. All I can say is it'll take a miracle for Brendon, the manager in training, to Ever be a decent mgr. As I was stating my disdain over the ridiculous errors with our order he kept saying, "I gotcha." over and over and each time I had to tell that no he didn't or we wouldn't have had the issue to begin with. I seriously had to say STOP SAYING THAT, you're not making it any better, so just STOP!! How difficult is it to make a burger as the customer requests with lettuce, tomato, mayo and catsup? After ordering my beef sandwich, double dipped with sweet peppers I ran back to the counter to ask one of the workers to please cut the beef sandwich in half, to which he said, of course in such a way as why yes, of course anyone would want a large beef sandwich cut in half. Our number was called, we bring the order to the table and the beef sandwich is not cut in half. I'm talking the LARGEST size they make. Instead, they cut the burger in half and screwed up the toppings. No catsup, but onion instead, tiny piece of tomato, so much mayo it was dripping out of the bun. The only thing they really got right was the lettuce. When I took my beef sandwich up to get it cut that's when the real fun began. They wanted to make the beef sandwich over without even asking me if it was dipped or not, etc. I said, no just cut it in half. I could go and on about the ineptitude and how it took me to a fever pitch of anger, but maybe, just maybe the mgr will read this and see why a simple order could be screwed up so badly and RETRAIN his staff. I was offered cake as restitution and a refund. I just wanted to eat my food as ordered and not hear anymore I gotcha's from Mr Don't Got it. I later learned Thursday is training day. So do yourself a favor, don't ever go there on Thursday. You'll encounter a mess of epic proportion and be sorry you didn't take my warning. I know I'll never return no matter the day. It's not worth getting angry and upset. This encounter ruined the experience to the point I didn't even want to eat my food. BTW, if you double dip a beef sandwich, the bread shouldn't be dry. The mgmt here stinks to high heaven and Dick Portillo who founded this 50 some yrs ago in Chicago would be appalled.

Food came out very fast but unfortunately it was very salty and the fries seemed to be a reheated…read moresoggy mess. Underneath the Italian beef was an Italian sausage which I didn't order and it was also salty and fatty. This is a unique place for Paxton but I wouldn't recommend it if you want an Italian beef and fries.

the new owners have really done a great job redesigning the menu, cleaning the restaurant, etc. The…read morenew hours are great.

This classic Kankakee root beer stand, has been a staple in the community for decades, offers a…read morevariety of Hot Dogs, especially the chili cheese dogs that pair perfectly with their homemade root beer. The employees are exceptionally dedicated and provide exceptional service.

Been going there since I was in high school. They use to have car hops years ago. The service was…read morealways good. Was always cool when they had them. They've been gone for years. Still brings back memories with the good food.

Going somewhere in the summer in Bourbonnais usually involves stopping at this classic drive in. It…read morehas the basic stuff like hot dogs and the toppings, along with drinks and some other food like pretzels. Jaenicke's has been in business since 1940, and is pretty much at landmark status. A place mostly frequented by locals, but some fans come from afar. The prices are pretty good, even after all these years it seems, and you can get a lot for not a lot. A big time popular place in the summer around here. It's a classic but it still gets quite a few people, and there's usually a line. The food is pretty much simple and there's nothing really special. It's about $3 for a pretzel, including a side of cheese. Slightly better than those boxed frozen ones. Most of the draw is the hot dogs. These are basic looking, and can come with their signature chili sauce. Also ice cream. They have the required root beer floats. Burgers are another of the eats. The stuff usually comes out pretty fast, which is great for how busy it can get. Have the best experience here in the summer when it's warmer and you can sit on the outside tables and eat the nostalgic food. It's pretty good prices for what they have. This isn't great, but it's pretty okay for around here though.

Chicago dogs are NOT chicago dogs here. Couldn't even get the poppy seed buns and pickles slices…read moreinstead of a pickle spear... not even the same taste.

My favorite go to spot in the area for some delicious Italian beef sandwiches that are well cooked…read moreand prepared with sautéed green peppers and onions. The staff here is very great and nice. Easy in and out top quality service with some good food. The inside of this restaurant is very nice and clean.

Besides being filthy and with zero decor besides the free "try a tamale!" posters that frozen food…read morevendors give their buyers, the food was terrible. Apparently there was a race to cut the cucumbers and tomatoes as the slices were all too thick to sit correctly on the bun. They threw in a whopping (2) sport peppers. And worst of all, the hot dog was clearly not a Vienna and instead reminded me of every penis I've seen in every autopsy I've attended (a lot). It was pale, disgusting, and looked like it had been pulled from a bathtub after being dead for 6 days. There was zero flavor to the hot dog. $5 for something that should never be served. The guy working there was clearly excited about playing big boss to the 2 high school aged girls there, although he couldn't tell them to sweep all the chips off the floor in the dining area. And all you can get is chips - they have no deep fryer. The ceiling tiles were stained and gross. This place looked like it was abandoned 3 years ago and they just opened it today to serve the 2 hot dogs left in water before they closed. You'd do better at the disgusting Long John Silver/KFC combo shack a few blocks away. And that's sad. Go to downtown Morris for food you can actually eat.

Whenever I'm in in Chicago proper, I try to get a Maxwell Polish sausage. This place in Decatur,…read morewas a nice ram in the bush. They have a walk up order window and outside seating. We each ordered a Maxwell Polish sausage. The Maxwell polish sausage is a blend of juicy, crunchy and sweet spices on a sesame bun. Topped with caramelized onions, sport peppers and mustard. The only thing lacking was a bag of French fries. :-) The owner brought the food out hot and delicious. As we were leaving he came back and asked if we enjoyed everything and where we were from. Upon learning we were from Indy he smiled and asked us when we were back in town to please come again. I'll definitely return again.

Traveling for work and tried this place based on good reviews. Had a Chicago dog and an Italian…read morebeef. Hot dog had good taste but hardly any relish. The sport peppers were very stringy. Overall I'd give it a 3/10. The Italian beef was very dry even though I asked for it yo be dipped. Had a couple of slivers of peppers and that was it. Tasted like a French dip without au jus. Didn't go back the rest of the week the 10 minute drive wasn't worth it.