I tried Ciao Chow Chicken today, and I have to say--the chicken tender was one of the best I've…read morehad. Truly. The meat was velvety, and the lemon pepper seasoning had a fresh zest that paired beautifully with the crisp crust. It's fried, but somehow not greasy at all. They also let me sample the buffalo sauce, which was a classic, well-balanced buffalo flavor. What really stood out, though, was how the greaseless, high-quality chicken breast interacted with it--the crunch and tenderness made even a familiar sauce feel exciting. I also tried the garlic Parmesan, which was flavorful but leaned a little heavier for my taste. The mashed potatoes were another highlight. Thick, creamy, and hearty--you can actually taste the individual potato bits. Mine could've used just a touch more gravy, but they were still delicious. The mac & cheese was tasty as well, though I'd personally love a little more cheese. If you're a cheese lover, it might be worth asking for extra. On top of the food, it was a real pleasure meeting the new owners and welcoming them to the neighborhood. Based on this first visit, I have a strong feeling they'll be here for a long time to come.

Delicious chicken! The tenders had a delightfully crispy crust, and the meat was tender and juicy…read more The two people working were very gracious. We will be back.

This is my go to Subway. It's open 24 hours a day has a private parking lot and it's easily…read moreaccessible to my home. I love the old school submarine such as the cold cut combo, but there have many options to choose from the owner treats everyone like their family and the staff there is very nice to deal with Give this place a try if you're in the neighborhood

Food: 4 Followed directions from their app when preparing my…read moreorder: 2 On my quest for the perfect Italian sub, I ordered a BMT footlong from this nearby Subway. The ordering process was easy -- I was able to customize it and request curbside pickup and place my order in just a few minutes. So far, so good. My only disappointment was that there was no way to request that it be toasted. But since I was trying to avoid people and crowds, I decided going into the store to do that wasn't worth it. I drove the less than five minutes to the store, and parked in one of the curbside pickup spaces, arriving about three minutes before my sandwich was to be ready. And then I sat. I watched several customers go in, order, get their sandwich, and leave. Ten minutes after the scheduled pickup time, I called the restaurant, knowing there must be a disconnect somewhere. There were no customers in the store, yet the phone rang, and rang, and rang, with no pickup. After over 20 rings, I gave up and hung up. I finally realized I was going to have to go in. I'd gotten in the car in my favorite work-from-home outfit, a long black caftan -- not something I'd usually wear out in public except in and out of the car. But it looked like I had no choice. I climbed out and walked to the door, opened it, and stuck my head in. "My curbside pickup order?" I said. He replied jovially, "Your sandwich is right there," pointing to a rack near the counter. "It's curbside pickup," I responded, and went back and climbed in the car. He came right out after me, and to his credit, he did apologize over and over. But he also re-read the receipt, where it clearly said "curbside pickup," as if to verify that I was telling the truth. I asked him why this confusion happened, and he said he just hadn't noticed that it was curbside. Hmmm ... I'd think, during a surge in the pandemic, that it might be kind of important to check that. He started to hand me my sandwich through the window, but stopped and pulled it back and studied the receipt again, then he shoved the sandwich toward me with the receipt facing me, pointed to one item, and said, "MVP - what is this?" It was all I could do to control my impatience. I calmly said, "That's MVP Parmesan Vinaigrette, the topping you were supposed to put on my sandwich. Are you saying you didn't do that?" "No," he replied. "I don't know what that is." I looked at him, speechless. "Here, I remake," he said. I told him no, that wasn't necessary, but that he needed to learn what toppings were and weren't available at his restaurant, and let corporate know if they didn't have that one. I thought I was pretty civil, but by now I was 15 minutes late leaving the restaurant, and had a work meeting I was supposed to be calling into at home at right about that time. I made sure I mentioned that to him, too. He kept apologizing profusely, but by then the damage had been done. The sandwich was okay, not great. I'd ordered double meat, and that made it pretty good, but the bread would have been much better toasted. I saved half of the sandwich for the next day, when I put some butter and garlic powder on it and toasted it under the broiler before re-adding the meat, onions, and pickles, and that made it much better. Too bad I can't request toasted from the app. That's a definite minus for me. But the real minus was the guy in the store who just didn't seem to care, and didn't bother to find out what he didn't know. Will I go back? With Jersey Mike's just a few doors down, and Penn Station at the other end of the shopping center, it's doubtful I will. If there wasn't so much good competition nearby, then maybe. The sandwich was fine, but the overall experience was a definite downer.

4 stars for the Burrito House…read more Definitely a great place to go late at night since they're open so late, and an even better place to go after a night of drinking! The prices are reasonable, the portions are massive and the food is greasy but tasty. There are plenty of places to sit inside the restaurant as well, The sauces are bland however, definitely needs more spice and flavor. But if you're in the area late and not much else is open - stop by Burrito House!

Fresh made burritos for a good price. The king burrito pastor is my favorite. Would recommend.read more

One of the worst McDonalds in the Chicagoland area. Constantly slow. Order wrong or items left…read moreout.

Ugh! They completely gave me the wrong coffee in the drive-through. Typically do not get any…read moresweeteners in my coffee, and they handed me some type of sugar bomb that tasted like it had syrups and all sorts of sugars in it. Unfortunately, I made the mistake of not taking my first sip until I had already pulled away, and I would have been late for work if I would have turned around to go trade in the sugar bomb for what I actually ordered. Way to ruin my morning, McDonald's! I noticed that this location does not use stickers on their coffee cups that identify what order is in what cup. If they would consider doing that, that seems like it would be a small step that would greatly diminish the possibility of mix-ups such as this happening. Now I do not trust this particular location anymore to give me my actual order, and will need to switch over to stopping at DD in the mornings, instead. Again - ugh! :(

Great place, wonderful service! The workers are kind and welcoming. Always a nice spot for a chill…read moremeal with family. Very good food and quality. I always order Biggie Meals, I will for sure be back.

I accidentally ended up in a hostage negotiation over a Wendy's order yesterday…read more The AI drive-thru doubled one of my items by mistake. Totally fine -- mistakes happen. I didn't notice until I got to the payment window, so I politely asked if they could remove the extra item. That's when the manager swooped in like I had personally attacked the integrity of the Baconator. In the most sarcastic tone imaginable: "Oh, so you didn't notice it on the screen before confirming? That's a shame." No sir, I did not complete a forensic audit of the AI transcript while inching through the drive-thru line. Then: "Oh wow... and you're looking for me to refund you?" Yes. That is generally how "I don't want this item" works. The whole interaction felt less like customer service and more like being publicly cross-examined over a $4 menu item. Honestly, the AI was less rude than the manager.

Pictures should say it all, especially while I am eating. A beef combo easy dip,special Jayd hot…read morepeppers ,fries and a coke. Altough Da Bears lost to Greenbay this meal tastes do good.

It's no Binnys But when need a case of miller light and some…read moreice, Jay is here for you. Decent liquor selection as well It's really small and the back room storage shares the same space with retail so it can feel like a rat maze. Jay always seems to be on the phone so he may be a bookie as well. Or he really likes his mom. Support your local stores or we won't have them around much longer.

Fairly quick and reliable, this location serves up crispy fried chicken in a reliable manner…read more Getting in and out isn't super difficult as the parking layout is pretty easy to get around. This spot is generally not super busy so service comes fairly fast. The interior is fairly clean and well kept.

Avoid this place at all costs…read more My husband ordered his chicken with coleslaw They gave him french fries And when I called this ignorant, rude man wouldn't let me get a word in edgewise and claimed that the girl was standing right next to him and she evidently lied saying that my husband ordered fries Unless you wanna waste your money and pay these useless people....AVOID THIS PLACE

I've been going here for probably 25 years and for whatever reason never took the time to leave la…read morereview. Went in yesterday and I had the gyro sandwich. It is so good. The pita bread is warmed on the grill so toasted on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside. The gyro meat is generous and has great flavor. And like many of the other reviewers have mentioned, it's family owned and very nice people that support the community . Can't wait to get another one but will have to wait until Monday since they are closed on Sundays.

I popped into this place on a whim. The first thing I saw was the Vienna Beef Hall of Fame banner…read more Thats always a good sign. The gentleman behind the counter and took my order. As I was waiting he was greeting people by first name. And knew what they wanted. I received my 2 hot dog they come with a half order of French fries. The dog was beefy and the topping were fresh. The peppers had a nice heat. The thick crinkle cut fries were crisp and really complimented the hot dog. Overall it was a good experience, plus they have a honorary street named after the place.