Very good food for the price. The service is so friendly every time. I choose to call ahead to…read moreorder. Very laid back and good people.

One of only a few hundred authentic drive in restaurants left in America. Most people under 30 only…read moreknow drive thru. (Talk to the clown box) . Here, a very friendly person takes your order carside and quickly delivers. Burger with everything was awesome. (See pic). I hear they sponsor classic car shows in summer. Would love to get a picture of a '55 outside this place. Place looks great for going on 75 years.

The young lady at the drive thru window was amazing! Extremely friendly and professional. It felt…read morelike 1980 customer service! My order was correct and the food hot. Congrats to this team and the owner!

I loved it. The banana shake is to die for. Cheese fries were awesome. The burger was very good but…read moreI don't even remember what kind it was. It wasn't so great that the shake came out way way after the food.

This was an amazing spot to try!! Vegan food!! So I'm…read morecurrently fasting this month and doing meatless Mondays. And thanks to google, this vegan spot was first on the menu. Upon entering you are greeted by a friendly cashier, definitely recommend ordering from them! Remember, they are cashless! I forgot that on my second meatless Monday! I changed my mind and decided to get something more! the second time upon visiting I got the Dirty Little Vegan (chicken imitation). This was a very good experience! I will definitely come back if you want a personable experience. On the inside it was only one chair. So be mindful you may have to eat somewhere else. But they are friendly indeed! Definitely recommend trying something new, you would be surprised at what you like!

Love visiting and having Bougie Bites! The staff is so friendly and being vegetarian I love the…read moreoption to pick from the whole menu! The burgers are so good and I love that when I have one I never feel too full after. If you're in the area check them out you won't regret!

There is really not much to the sliders. We seem to have missed the lunch rush, there were some…read moretables that were still dirty. The lady working the counter was friendly. At this store they have the coke freestyle machine, can get various flavors of Coke, Dr Pepper, Sprite.

Chain establishment that never disappoints other than having a bad experience with a worker. But…read morenot today, I had a pleasant experience at this location. Normally they are pretty busy, but I was able to get in and out. I utilized the drive-thru. They have an AI assisted ordering system. It was easy to use, although you have to speak clearly and loudly in order for it to pick up what you are requesting. The food was hot and fresh. The parking is ample and the grounds around the building were clean and free of debris. There are tables indoor for you to sit at.

Went at lunchtime- almost no wait. Food was correct and fresh. Parking lot clean. Smooth…read moretransaction. Nice lady at the window.

My partner ordered their new secret sauce burger and really enjoyed it. The potato bun was soft and…read morehe said, "If you want Shake Shack taste at a third of the price, this is where you should come" lol. The fries were hot and crispy. I had a hi c fruit punch and he had a Barqs that bit back. Our only regret is that we didn't get a shake. Service was courteous and quick. We were in and out in just a few minutes. Lot seemed clean and well lit at night.

I'll give 5 stars, but was it the best corn dog I've ever had? No. Was it good? Yes…read more Alway try to support locally owned shops and we'll try this one again.

This is a small place, with maybe a dozen stools inside and some tables outside. I was there around…read morenoon and it was very busy with take out and dine in orders. Looks like they have been around for a long time and the k terror is covered with signed headshots of old tv personalities. The hot dogs all looked good, so I tried the Big Herm dog, which is a footling version of the Chicago dog. It comes in 2 regular buns and was cut in half, so basically 2 of the regular. It was tasty, hot and covered in all of the right Chicago dog toppings! Wonderful, and clearly what this place is known for! The fries and drink were not as good. Lemonade tasted like a mix and was super sweet and the fries were super salty. If it wasn't for ketchup, I'm not sure I could have eaten them. Almost everyone I saw in there got cheese sauce on theirs, and I wonder now if it was to cover the salt taste. Fun place to try, and clearly a part of local history.

The food was surprisingly tasteless. No flavor whatsoever. The only thing that had flavor was the…read morecheese. Unacceptable. However, the staff was kind and they had a window order option to avoid the long drive through line.

Sometimes I find myself in need of a burrito the way that a person with a crippling drug addiction…read moreneeds a fix, but I'd rather not go to some fancy sit-down restaurant where I feel obligated to leave a tip and I'm not provided with as much complimentary chips and salsa as I require. Certainly, I'd rather not go to a Chipotle, where you risk gastrointestinal distress in exchange for less food than they used to give you, for even more money; or Taco Bell, which actually costs more than Chipotle now, despite still being Taco Bell. Enter Abelardo's Mexican Fresh, which somehow (ostensibly) combines the quality of a fancy sit-down restaurant with the convenience of a fast-food restaurant. Not only do you not have to go inside to get your food, you couldn't go inside if you wanted to. There's probably an alarm that would trigger if you tried. There's all kinds of signs and stickers on the building's exterior warning of alarm systems and the restaurant's right to refuse service to anyone for any reason, Title IX notwithstanding. There's a little window where you can get out of your car and order, if you just have to. You don't have to worry, if you're wearing pajamas. It's not the kind of neighborhood where you're going to be judged for that sort of thing. The menu is entirely too extensive. But you get the sense that, as is the case with the aforementioned Taco Bell, it's all 1001 different combinations of the same few ingredients. You probably couldn't go wrong with just throwing a dart at the thing and seeing where it lands, unless you're Stevie Wonder, in which case you might put someone's eye out. I wanted to get a combination that had both a taco and a burrito, so I could try both items, but the only one I saw had ground beef in both. So I went with one that came with two carne asada burritos, refried beans and rice. I suppose I could have just ordered à la carte, but I wasn't feeling up to it emotionally. I noticed the bag, when they handed it to me, was surprisingly heavy, like they accidentally gave me someone else's order. I wasn't about to complain. This is a proper Mexican establishment, so there was no risk of there being anything gluten free or otherwise inappropriate for an adult male. But no, this was my order. It's just a lot of food. The two-burrito combination plate seems like it would be two small burritos instead of one large burrito (which seems stupid), but it's really two fairly large burritos. At $15 and some change, it might be the single most expensive thing on the menu, but it's not expensive in an absolute sense, by 2025 standards. This place packs great value. The carne asada wasn't the most high quality beef in the world, and it's a little bit dry, which I attribute both to how thoroughly it's cooked and how it's served. There's nothing in the burrito but meat, a few peppers and maybe a little pico. Presumably, this is a more authentic version of the dish, like a chili with no beans in it. It benefits from the hot sauce they give you with it, which is legitimately hot and redolent of actual peppers. The tortillas were similarly high quality and, if taste is any indication, not good for you. The refried beans were lacking in salt compared to the kind that come in a can, which are amongst my favorite things in the world, but that's probably more a testament to the utter savagery in which I was raised than anything else. Sitting in the drive thru, I was reminded of the Oreo cookie shakes I would get from the Jack in the Box that used to be here. If they could somehow put that on the menu, this would be the GOAT restaurant. As it is, it's not half bad.

I finally made the trip to Jay's, and I was not disappointed! I may have needed a passport due to…read morethe distance between my house and this location, but it was worth every mile. I received a notification that my food was ready nearly 15 minutes before I arrived, and somehow it was still piping hot when I got there. Even better, it retained its heat all the way home. The only problem? I think I ate about 5 hush puppies before I even made it through the door! I ordered the shrimp, chicken, and fish plate, along with the fish po' boy, and everything was fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Overall, I give it an 8.5/10--and the only reason it's not higher is because I wish I had ordered more shrimp! Don't take my word for it if you want to miss out on some good eating, but I'll definitely be making that passport-required trip again.

Well I'm am back again at Big Jay's. They are drive thru and walk up fish and chicken restaurant…read more They are often busy. The cook to order. It doesn't stand out too much. It's a little hidden gem. This hidden gem has so much to offer. Even though they cook to order the service is quick. You don't wait long for good comfort food. The chicken and the whiting filet are delicious. The fries are good. They give you condiments with asking. I hate going to places where you never get condiments without asking. I even had two slices of bread, pickles and onions. I couldn't eat it all. I had leftovers for kater. Since this us not a sit down establishment they don't need much parking. It got pretty busy when I was there. Yest there was more than enough parking.