Very overpriced, about 50% more than what I think a good value would be. I have a bit of a…read morelove-hate relationship with Bonchon bc when I'm craving it and consuming it, it's SO good and tasty, to the point where I keep eating long beyond when I should stop... but then end up feeling extremely bloated the rest of the evening and into the next morning from all the salt. We dined in here a month or so ago and were the only customers at what you would think is peak dinnertime, 6pm or so. It was a ghost town. And not only that, but the restaurant was ghostly chilly too. Very cold inside, to the point that we switched tables to get to avoid the draft from the vent and commented to the employee about it. The tonkatsu entree is mediocre. The batter on the pork was crispy, but bland. It was $16.99, as was the small order of boneless wings, which come with a tiny side of coleslaw or pickled radish. A side of plain fries is $5.99. On our last pick up order from here too, the chicken strips were soggy and barely had any crunch to it. My husband usually doesn't complain or call back about it, let alone return to the restaurant for a redo of the order, but that evening warranted it.

How about being open on posted hours of operation? Came for the $1 wing Monday drove there and no…read morelights on.

Very cute little trendy place in downtown Northbrook. It is labelled as 'lounge" only you dont see…read morethe actual words 'Next Door" so its a little confusing from that aspect. Its actually the 'Next Door' to Eataco. The drinks are insta-friendly, very cute for pics. I had the lychee drink which was really good with real fruit inside of it. Was at here for a a private party and the good from Eataco was provided, Ive had Eataco before and it's usually really good but a couple of items (elote and quesadilla) were a little bit strong on the salt. The rest of the dishes were good especially if you're a fan of onions!

Stopped by for a visit, and honestly, Next Door Lounge wasn't what I expected after finding it…read moreonline. The space felt really tight, and the atmosphere didn't quite match the vibe I was hoping for. It seemed a bit unkempt, with worn furniture and a general sense of neglect. Definitely not the most comfortable spot to relax--felt cramped and not very inviting. I was not too fond of the service. And to top it all off, the menu prices were pretty steep - $16 for a cocktail. But since I'd already made the trip, I figured I might as well try one anyway. I ordered the ROSE-LY, which was OK. It's made of ketel one rose, fresh lychees and syrup, grapefruit, and Josh rose wine. Honestly, I cannot say it was worth the price.

Excellent meal after a long day flying into Chicago for my Uncles 100 th birthday celebration!…read moreOur hotel was in Glenview and lucky for us this restaurant is right across the parking lot! My sister and I went over for a late supper and sat on the patio as the weather was pretty nice for April. They have a great menu so after ordering a cocktail we settled on salads and started with some chips and guacamole. Well let me tell you the appetizer could've been dinner! It was a huge portion and the guac was so fresh and good! We put a small dent in it before our salads arrived. Can you say to go boxes! Not disappointed with the salads either! I had a nice Cesar salad with grilled chicken and my sister had a salad with sweet potato and brussel sprouts, both very good! Our waitress kept checking on us and we actually closed them down since we came late and closing was at ten but they didn't rush us! If you're ever in Glenview Illinois check them out!

We needed a quick dinner in the area and nothing fancy so this fit the bill perfectly. Our waiter…read moreMichael was efficient and kind and even put in a French Dip sandwich order to go for us with perfect timing. It is a casual bar atmosphere with lots of room for groups. We had a cozy booth away from winter drafts. Our grandson highly recommends the chicken tenders and pizza. My salad was just as described and I enjoyed that the grilled chicken on top was warm and the vinaigrette had a nice bit of garlic.

Sad to think had I known this place existed sooner, I wouldn't have wasted so much time trying out…read morecrap places in Chicago. Came here for the jjajangmyun and tangsooyook. Both were good. One of the two best jjajangmyun places I've found in the US to date (the other being Fort Lee), which isn't that hard to do considering. The tangsooyook came out very nicely too, and no bell peppers, thank god. Still doesn't beat out my favorite place in Korea, found in 낙원상가 지하시장지하, but it's way closer. I'm just glad the quality is up to par since it is a chain originating from Korea. I was hesitant given my bad experiences at Bonchon here in the US (yeesh), but fortunately, this one didn't disappoint.

They have a take out charge???…read more For one the food isn't even good enough for the audacity to charge a take out fee. Makes me want to dine in next time and leave no tip. The food for jja jjang myun is sweeter than normal. The noodles were soft and not chewy. The jjam pong was not very spicy and had a very artificial spicy flavor that tasted like they substituted some of the broth with shin ramen soup powder. The seafood was all rubbery and too chewy. Just bad and to make it worse they charge for the dumbest things like a "take out" charge. 10/10 do not recommend.

Ambiance - casual, great for small to large group hangouts…read more Service - good, kitchen made the wrong entree and added an additional 10-15 min before I got my food Food - steak was definitely on the chewier side even when I got medium rare

We drove here on the recommendation of a co-worker. We had maybe tried the beer after she bought us…read moresome, and with a day off, getting out of the city seemed a good idea. We came in around 2pm on a Friday. It was quiet but we were fine with that. We sat at the bar with college basketball playing. The bartender and waitress were helpful and friendly in helping us pick out what we wanted to sample. We got both limited edition and regular to sample, as well as the chicken quesadilla. They were also ok with giving us samples of beers to see if we would want them for tasting. The beers were fine, and we bought a 4 pack to go. The quesadilla was ok. The Bison Chili was awesome! They had outdoor seating, covered with heaters but it seemed too cold for that. The view from there was nice I admit. I like how the 'hangar' theme meant pictures of airplanes and pilots, including Amelia Earhart! I like winter beers, but I'd like to go back in the spring or summer to see what's available. The restroom was clean and approachable.

2nd time at this location and that'll be my last…read more First time, I took my kids and we were dine-in. It's a small carry-out location, so we didn't expect much. The chicken was really small and they were really quite stingy with their condiments. I asked for hot sauce and they gave me two packets. My kid asked for ketchup and they gave him one packet. I had to go back up and get more. 2nd time, I ordered take-out for the family. Ordered an 8-piece spicy and the chicken was way overcooked, oily, and rubbery with zero crunch. I ordered spicy and it was not spicy. Also ordered a side of gravy and the small cup it was served in was less than half full. My kids chicken tender meals tasted off. The chicken had a funky smell and feel to them so my kids couldn't take more than a few bites. I chopped up the tenders and fed it to my dog. For $50+ for fast food, I feel I got ripped off. Done with this location.

I ordered a three-piece tender meal. The tenders were unedible, they were just batter no meat and…read morethe fries were cold. I will not be coming back to this location.

Food was very tasty.Service great! Love the rustic ambiance.There was a full house and noise level…read morewas perfect.

Burger is fantastic, as well as the French onion soup. Staff is great and welcoming…read more Good cocktails, will do it again.

A perfect, quiet spot hidden in a parking lot. As someone who is notoriously indecisive, finding…read moreout I could get Edamame, Gyoza, AND karaage for $4 was a steal. The potato croquettes were fresh and crisp and perfect for picky eaters. The beef udon was great too! Usually this is where I'd try and make some small bit or joke, but after I finished all I could think was "Man...that was good." So I guess you could say it left me speechless and pleasantly surprised. (shout out to our waitress who was super kind and indulged in conversing about BTS for five minutes)

I was too busy catching up with dear friends to take pictures but the food and service were really…read moregood here--they did an amazing job both with the sushi and with the izakaya type food. We had takoyaki which was so gooey and amply filled with octopus and tofu agedashi to start. The sashimi platter was so good--really fresh fish and impressed at the quality for the price. The rolls were so good--the salmon one was really superb along with the dragon roll. The interior was nice and modern and the booths really comfortable. Will look forward to coming back on future trips.

My family and I ordered takeout and tried the veggie pizza and the sausage pizza, and both were…read moreabsolutely delicious. I used to come here all the time during high school lunch, so it had been at least 20 years since I last had it. It was such a great throwback, and honestly, it tasted even better than I remembered. It was nice to come back after all these years and see that the food is still just as good, if not better.

Stopped in for a couple slices at lunch. 11 ish dollars for 2 slices and a fountain drink. Pretty…read moregood deal for the size. They're huge slices, lots of cheese and toppings. The manager/owner was bouncing around and helpful getting orders out quick. Cool lil pizzeria. I'd stop back here again.

So this location is now called Goshen. Went in on a weekend evening and it was not that busy. The…read moreplace had booths for 4 tucked away to the side. We got seated at one of those booths. There was a menu that we got- mind you there are no pictures on the menu, so you would probably have to read descriptions or figure out what dishes were if you were not familiar with Korean food. We ordered a variety of dishes to share for our party of 3. We ordered the seafood pancake, bossam, garlic wings and the budae hot pot. It was plenty of dishes for the three of us to try. The seafood pancake was good and prepared perfectly with lots of filling. The bossam was cooked well too and came with a big plate of toppings and sides to go with it, all of which were good. The garlic wings was not very much like Korean fried chicken but more had like just an Asian taste to it. The skin was not super crispy and cooked like typical KFC. Though still decent taste. Also came with some fries and some deep fried duk. The budae hot pot was large and shareable. The ramen came already cooked in the pot rather than sitting on top uncooked. The dish was not as spicy as thought, which was nice. Lots of meats and stuff inside. Overall a great meal here.

food is great gets me coming back, service is bad tbh, ambiance is alright. a little pricey esp for…read morekaraoke