Family run business that has good food at decent prices and they are giving to the community.read more

Gina's is a gem! I ordered the cream of chicken with rice and then pigs in a blanket with an egg…read more All of it was excellent! The service was phenomenal and the prices can't be beat. This place was an exceptional value!!

I went here for their liver & onions. It was a carry out order…read more It was as good as my mother's! Very good seasoned liver. Two helpings of it! Hashbrowns were REAL potatoes, lightly seasoned, but delicious. I will have to get this meal again soon!

Two things they missed today. 1. Warm water for the Hot tea…read more Do you also serve warm coffee? The water you serve for tea should be the same temperature as your coffee. It should be hot. 2. As it was a late Breakfast, our grandson asked for root beer. No root beer. Wow. New Lenox, a small town in America doesn't have root beer. 3. Not fixing these two things would give me no reason to return.

I've been to a lot of restaurants. The place was spotless. Very busy waitress was super friendly,…read morebut I'll tell you the best Mediterranean wrap I had it was so delicious. Highly recommended stopped there for breakfast or lunch.

Hey family! It's been a while. My honey and I got a late breakfast at Maple House cafe. Located of…read moreroute 30, it's in an area with amply shopping options....and ample parking which was off to a nice start. Greeted by the aroma of fresh pancakes and a warm welcome, we were excited about checking this place out. My honey ordered the stuffed French toast and I ordered the corned beef hash breakfast ( I love corned beef hash, whatever!). Unfortunately, they did not meet the mark. My corned beef hash was made with freshly made corned beef and unfortunately, I'm not a fan. It's something about the freshness of the seasoning used, it's extremely overwhelming. As far as the stuffed French toast, it was like cake, with too much whipped cream and maraschino cherries. You know what they say when you have to add some much "fluff" to a dish.... Though the food was less than desirable, the service was impeccable. If you're in the Frankfort/Mokena area, check them out.

The best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. Absolutely…read moredelicious coffee. Clearly high quality and made with care. Cozy and comfortable seating and ambiance. Friendly clientele and warm service.

Ordered a coffee at 3:50pm. It was lukewarm n very bitter. Went to use cream n it was pretty empty…read moren obviously had been sitting out too long. Asked for new cream and asked why the coffee was not hot. She said we are closing soon so that's what's left. So then don't sell it!!! First and last time going there.

Checked out this coffee shop that has a pretty cool science fiction theme and is chill. Gost is one…read moreof the unexpectedly good finds in New Lenox. It has a pretty strange location that makes it seem out of place. Just don't judge it until you go in. The prices are pretty okay for being coffee that's local and independently owned. Basically the coffee is the main thing of course. It's got kind of a small selection but they only make the best stuff. There's the basics like the lattes and a few of the specialties too. Actually can be good to not be too complicated. It's about $5 to get a specialty coffee, which isn't that bad to be honest. Also has bags of coffee beans to go. The last time in here I got the Cinnamon Toast Crunch Latte. Like drinking cereal. They also have a few pastries. It's about $2 for a croissant. The Vegan Curved Croissant is one of these. Fluffy and still has a buttery flavor. There's also a few breakfast sandwiches. Finding it can be complicated. It's located in a building on Schoolhouse Road. There's also a pizza place in the same location so after going here you can go there.

Staff was kind Coffee was great…read moreChai was great Place was pretty cool - although it was very cluttered - but was large and never ending - no problems fining a place to sit! But honestly the STAR of the show here were the donuts!!!!! OMG the maple bacon - soooo awesome!!!

Brunch at Cooper's Hawk in New Lenox did not disappoint!…read more The patio was absolutely fantastic on a beautiful summer morning, our waitress was amazing, and the food and drinks were perfection. Honestly, it was one of those brunches where nobody wanted to leave because the atmosphere was just that good. If you haven't tried their brunch yet, put it on your summer to-do list. Grab a spot on the patio, order a drink, enjoy some great food, and spend a few hours catching up with friends. Definitely worth the trip!

Have always enjoyed the ambience, the vibe and the food at Cooper's Hawk. Being a winery doesn't…read morehurt either. They always have such a variety for every pallet from semi sweet to extra dry. Have only had an issue once with service and it was handled to my satisfaction. I enjoy the trio medallions or the pork chop when I desire to eat more. On the lighter side, I have fallen in love with the sausage and burrata flat bread, a delicate but flavorful bite. On this occasion, I grabbed a couple of friends and we participated in the 5K Wine Run. Oh what fun! I don't want to give away any spoilers but there is good wine included with your registration. Stay for brunch afterwards, but I encourage you to make a reservation. Although, it rained during the walk/run, it was warm and still made for a nice experience. The sun came out afterwards kinda like an additional reward besides our medal.

I ordered from Door Dash and boy was I happy. I ordered a julienne salad and southwest rolls. The…read moreonly difference between ordering from door dash is the price is higher than the restaurant. I forgot to take a picture before I started eating the salad. But there's enough food to feed 2 people at least. If you go to the restaurant you get a bread with cinnamon butter. Either way the food is delicious.

I love this place. They have some of the best prime rib around. The servers, staff, and ownership…read moreare all fantastic--truly some of the best in the industry. My favorite appetizer is the Greek saganaki, and it's a great place for a family dinner or celebrating a loved one's birthday.

Saturday late morning was a good time to enjoy Eggcetera Cafe. There was enough train and Metra…read moretraffic to enthrall the youngest member of our party, but not so much to be intrusive to conversation. The coffee was good but better with half & half. The dark roast coffee was had more flavor than the regular coffee. I had the Large Eggcroissant, husband had Crepes Florentine, and a yogurt parfait for the Train Enthusiast. The star of the offerings was the hollandaise sauce. Most hollandaise sauce is insipid (at best) and excruciatingly over used. Husband tends to ask for it on the side because there's no reason to ruin an adequate meal by drowning it with bland yellow sludge. Eggcetera Cafe's hollandaise tasted delicately of lemon as it should. He drizzled it artistically on his crepes after a pleasantly surprised taste. The croissant sandwich was huge. They are very generous with the cheese and side of potatoes. The potatoes needed some salt (and a bit of hubby's extra hollandaise) but we nicely soft with a bit of brown. The parfait was sweet. It had whipped cream and slices of strawberries, and American style blended yogurt. It was very sweet and the Little Train Enthusiast was thrilled with trains and parfait. The changing table in the Women's has a broken strap and that made changing the Enthusiast a bit precarious but I'm usually just grateful not to have to use the floor. I'm happy we broke our fast at Eggcetera Cafe. We'll be happy to visit again.

I came here to try something different for breakfast in the area. I got the usual. Here is how it…read moreturned out. I'll save the best for last. No warm fuzzies were felt as I entered into the restaurant. $5 for a small cranberry juice. Wow. I'll make sure to go to the grocery store 1st next time. Corn beef hash comes hot, but it's out from a can for sure. Asked for 2 orders of crispy bacon. I've had better. It's a little flimsy but they give your 4 slices per order to compensate. Can't complain about that. Asked for buttered toast. They obliged. A lot of restaurants don't do it. The star of the show: the hash browns. The best in the south suburbs. Real potatoes fried just right. Hot and and delicious even after a 15 minute trip. Could use some seasoning, but...whatever. Maybe I'll share that with them when I return, because I will return for those hash browns!