Congratulations on the 40th anniversary Every thing about…read morehere is nice Been coming here all 40 years Never disappointed

Stacy's Café, Bellwood…read more Good food and attentive service can't make up for Stacy's negatives. Noise: First, and a solid reason to stay away, the acoustics are so bad that customers can't comfortably talk or hear. Diners actually remarked about the noise to diners at other tables. Cocktail cost and quality: I complained to the bartender about the $19 charge for my lightly colored ice water Manhattan. "Chicago prices lady!" (According to AI, a standard Maker's Mark cocktail in a high-end city bar might be $15-$20. Note: Stacy's is on Manheim in Bellwood) Whackamo pricing: Beware! There was a hidden upcharge on my baked potato.

Easy-to-miss little gem! The atmosphere was fun and welcoming, with cool decor and a great…read moreselection of drinks. The menu was easy to read, and the staff were incredibly attentive. It was nice to see all of the servers and bartenders working together to help each other out. We visited on a night when they had a DJ playing, which added to the lively vibe. The tables were a bit sticky, and when we mentioned it, our server acknowledged they were aware and that new tables had been ordered. The highlight of the night was definitely the burger. I 100% recommend trying one! You could taste the freshness in every bite, with gooey melted cheese and a perfectly cooked patty. Overall, a great spot for drinks, good food, and a fun atmosphere. I'd definitely come back.

I went on a weekday for lunch. The server said we can seat ourselves. For the chicken tenders, I…read moreasked to get them with buffalo sauce. They don't toss, but give you the sauce on the side, which I was fine with. I asked for blue cheese crumbles, and they put a nice amount. The side salad is huge, and really good for just being a side salad. My only recommendation is that they overload it into a small bowl, so it's hard to eat without it falling out . I recommend a larger bowl. The server was friendly. I gave it 3 stars because it's absolutely filthy! I came right when they opened on a weekday, and the floors weren't cleaned from the night before. Literally food in the corners. Also, the table next to me filled with crumbs. When a group sat there, they wiped all the crumbs with their hand-eek! The table is so grimy that it's literally sticky! If you look at the trim, gate, condiments container,lights, and furniture- you can see loads of dust and grime. This place needs a GOOD clean down!

NOT ANNAS PLACE ! Please disregard previous reviews as this is no longer the same restaurant. The…read morekitchen has been taken over and is now called NOLA Louisiana Kitchen. There is no Yelp page for this business so these reviews will be misleading. The signage for this place is still Anna's but it is really a whole new restaurant with a new menu. We dined in for lunch today. It is pleasant enough inside with a few tables and about half of the space devoted to a bar and slots. The food is excellent and you wont find anything like it in the immediate area. It is New Orleans style food, things like Po'boy, etouffee, jambalaya, fried seafood and seafood boils.They even have beignets! My husband had the etouffee which he said was delicious. The shrimp Po-boy was excellent. Very crispy and the right amount of heat. The server was very helpful and attentive. The Nutella beignets were wonderful! I hope this restaurant establishes its own Yelp page and gets their own reviews. Unfortunately it is kind of confusing as there is no signage identifying it as a new place with a new menu. It really looks like just a slots place and the parking is confusing because there are two lots adjacent to the building that are not for this place for some reason. They were both empty. There is another lot just to the east where you can park. I hope this place can solve the identity issue because the food is so good and I would like to see it stick around.

The food is not good -Friday fish fry is Gordan's Fisherman you can purchase at grocery store!!…read moreSupported this establishment for 11years -when the food was good and when it is was terrible! Played and loss a ton of money on their machine-no regrets about that -it was what they call gambling -well after all these years -the owners banned 9 ladies from the bar-all in are 60 and 70 years! Didn't like are negative attitudes -I I hope it made him feel like a big man -banned us! We have enjoyed telling people -all are shocked by the stupidity of the owner!!

Cute spot for brunch (though the rest of their menu looks good as well!) in La Grange…read more We were able to eat a late brunch around noon on Saturday without having made a reservation. They had a list of fun Bloody Mary's. My husband ended up getting the Flamin' Hot one, which came with Flamin' Hot Cheetos. He said the flavor was good. I ordered a chocolate croissant. At first, I questioned that it wasn't toasted or crispy, but I actually ended up really liking the texture and flavor. It was not too sweet. I ordered the shakshuka for my entree. I was told it would be very spicy. I am someone who eats a lot of spicy food, so I thought the spice level was very tolerable. The flavors were good. I was happy to have some leftovers to take home.

First and foremost - everyone I interacted with was SUPER KIND, and I really liked some aspects of…read morethe experience. But for a premium price, I expect premium product, and this place is rough around the edges in ways that feel easy to fix. I'm pointing them out in hopes they'll be corrected. First the positive - the food was pretty good. Not great for the price, but pretty good. Drip coffee was better than most diners/cafes in the area. The ambience was pleasant. Here's the issues. 1. The furniture needs a refresh and I don't think the place has even been open that long. The side tables by the window are losing their finish - a fragment of wood got caught under my finger nail as I was sitting down and just lightly grazed the table with my hand. I also brushed away a few additional flakes coming up. The chiffon curtains are charming until you look closer and see they're speckled with food from past diners. A moss ball decoration in the bathroom is missing half its moss. It's little stuff, obviously, but when I spot things like this at a place otherwise charging a premium partially for cute aesthetics, I always get concerned that the lack of attention to detail might also be getting reflected in the food. 2. Value for money and food quality are also an issue. $20 for one slice of sourdough cut in half, a rather overdone French omelette with sour cream on top (not mentioned on the menu and a weird choice) a bowl of fruit I wasn't interested in rather than a choice of free side, and sausages I paid extra for, is not good value to me. The bread was good! The omelette was mediocre. The sausage was very solid, had a slight funk to it that I liked and suggested to me it was made in house - but 7 dollars for two sausage patties is absolutely wild. I would suggest Milkstop rethink the combos on its menu to include more and be priced a touch more transparently. 3. Finally, service. Everyone was VERY KIND, again, want to stress that, but service was slow and rather inattentive for most of the meal. The place was only half full, but water and an initial drink order were slow, and I waited for a while for the check while the staff chatted amongst themselves in the corner of the room. Not trying to be a dick, the life of a service worker is tough, but the place was mostly empty and I noticed they already charge a 3% service gratuity on your orders, so I'd expect a little better. Basically this place has a very charming surface with some wonkiness around the edges. I will definitely come back again but guys, come on - ditch the gross chiffon curtains, for both our sakes.

Visited Saban's for the first time last night and I loved it! Old school restaurant in all the best…read moreways! Enjoyed a nice NY Strip Steak with sweetened carrots and rice pilaf. It came with whole mushrooms that I gave away to my stepmom who loves mushrooms much more than I do and she gobbled them up. Had a nice tasty bread pudding with coffee for dessert! My two favorite things: 1. Hamm's beer on tap. 2. Thousand Island dressing for the side salad that came with dinner. Our waitress was very attentive and kind. It was a Saturday night and we had a reservation which was helpful because every table was full when we arrived at 6pm. Tables opened up an hour later. Saban's also has a bar that had every stool taken with Bears fans watching the preseason game. FYI: There are no TVs outside of the bar area so please do not mistake Saban's as a sports restaurant. I will definitely return - especially for another Hamm's beer on tap!

Always pleasant experience. Limited menu but everything taste great and love entrees include salad…read moreor soup and sides, unlike so many restaurants today. attentive staff and service.. old school environment..

I noticed the super cool indoor/outdoor garage door open, and stopped in! Such a cute spot…read more Irish Bar, limited drink menu, but makes up for it with all the atmosphere! Super cool design. They have Wrigley Field Memorabilia. Irish Flag high. Moose Head with a Cups Hat ! Several Slot machines. I love the modern and nice Jute Box/Music Box. Nice bartender, nice people for sure. Simple place to just stop and relax. Enjoy a break in a comfortable casual environment! $7 High Noon. Across from Dutchess Cannabis. And the Illinois Army National Guard Station.

Fun bar with good food and vibes. Small bar and some tables. Food came out fast and was tasty…read more Bartender was attentive and friendly.

The food is always amazing! Awesome tacos and the ceviche is delicious! The service is always top…read morenotch too.

Looking for a great authentic Hispanic restaurant nestled in the south of Chicago just off of i55…read morein burr ridge look no further. Drinks are good. Food is good and the salsa has the homemade feeling. Service is attentive. After multiple visits, I am here to share and no longer keep this spot to myself, haha. Drinks are pricey but meet the expectations to match the price. Food is fairly priced with today's economy. Although, the only dish I didn't really like was the empanadas. Everything else was good. Carne a la tampiqueña was good, meat was tender and cooked just right. Their mole sauce was good as well(not on the sweet side at all), which is perfect for me. Enchiladas de pollo con mole were good, the chicken was juicy. Steak tacos are good. The chicken with tostadas were another hit, a tomato sauce base not like a tinga but still good. The mezcalito drink was great. Also, the Paloma madre was good. I did see fortaleza on the bar wall!!! Over all a great place to stop by when you're at or in the burr ridge area. I am excited to go back and try the ceviche and pulpo.

The ambiance of this place is cozy and inviting…read more.. The food is amazing and you really get a good portion. The staff is kind and welcoming.

Didn't care for it. Service was slow. Waitress kind of took her time or I don't know what she was…read moredoing but she was slow.