Don't buy donuts from this Dunkin' Donuts they will sell you three day old rock, hard donuts, and…read morethen get mad about it.

Best Dunkin out of them all I always come to this one when I want too and feel like it the workers…read morehere are very friendly and the wait is ok mostly in the weekends, mornings are pretty busy days and the wait is a little long but still it's worth in my experience with Dunkin this one is a 5 star Dunkin yum yum.

Great food at good prices, they are always on point. One of the only mr sub locations to serve…read moreItalian beef sandwiches.

I've had a long-term love affair with Mr. Submarine -- and I'm not ashamed to admit it. Out of all…read morethe locations, the Joliet one has my heart (and probably most of my paycheck). First off, I'm what you'd call a soup granny -- I live for a good cup of soup -- and this Mr. Sub always understands the assignment. While other locations might toss out one lonely option, Joliet's got multiple soups every day like it's their full-time job. Chicken noodle? Chicken gumbo? Cream of chicken and rice? Yes, please. I'm basically one punch card away from moving in. The chicken breast salad? Fresh, crisp, and makes me feel like I'm making good life choices (even if I follow it up with fries). But the Gyro King Sub... oh my. That thing is what dreams -- and possibly Greek love songs -- are made of. It's full of meat, drenched in sauce, and served piping hot. Honestly, I'd write poetry about it if I could stop eating long enough to grab a pen. Joliet Mr. Submarine, you're the one. Never change.

Great food, excellent soup with usually three Different…read morekinds homemade, great draft beers And excellent service.

My husband found this old school restaurant that was established in 1933 with high Google ratings…read morethat was conveniently located on the way to the Rialto Theatre where we were headed for a concert. So we tried it. Merichka's serves good food with good service in a non-fancy kind of restaurant. It has various dining areas and a small bar. The room we sat in was nondescript with not one decoration on the walls. The multiple ceiling fans were running so I froze all throughout dinner. I didn't get our server's name, but she provided good service and was engaging. She always came back to check on us. The other staff we encountered was thorough in delivering food and removing dirty plates. We started with cocktails, a bourbon neat for him and an old-fashioned for me. My husband enjoyed his bourbon, however my old-fashioned was Wisconsin style which I didn't enjoy. We shared the mushrooms as a starter - I have to admit they were perfection! The portion was generous and the crust was perfectly crispy without being greasy. I think we missed the boat, though, because we didn't order the onion rings, which looked sensational. Dinners come with a relish tray and a couple sides. The relish tray had cottage cheese, a bean salad and a pasta salad. Again, generous in size. My hubby had a steak with fried shrimp for dinner and his sides were a salad and twice baked potato. He ordered the steak rare because he didn't trust that it would be cooked to medium rare. He was right to go rare because it came out a little pink. I opted for the baked cod for dinner with a salad and twice baked potato. My cod was 12oz and was moist and flaky. I didn't even put a dent in my dinner because I was full from the mushrooms and relish tray. We ended up bringing most of our entrees home. I'm glad we tried this restaurant out, but honestly even though the food was decent, I didn't enjoy the bare bones atmosphere and being uncomfortable throughout dinner because the fans were on. If you like a supper club without the frills, I think you would like this place.

This business is no longer a bakery and deli. There is no food, it's just a bar with a sad old man…read morewho needs help to cope.

An interesting combination of a bar and a bakery. It might be the most interesting place around…read morelike how can you not be intrigued by it. Joliet Bakery Deli & Liquors is exactly that. Has quite the unique selection of pretty much anywhere. The quality varies. It mostly seems like a bar. Pastries and treats in the bakery area seem like an afterthought to be honest. These aren't good at all in quality. Basically it's night from a store bakery. Then they bring these here to resell these. A good deal is a shot of any liquor. It's $3 or so for one. They have a pretty big variety. It's surprising because there's not much room in here. They really do have a lot. Has live music a few times a week it seems so go see when there's a free concert. It's a good way to get attention to a local business and help them a lot. The bakery is off to the side with mostly bags of chips and the most basic of snack items you can get anywhere cheaper than what they sell things.

Every year. Every. Year. I make the 45+ minute drive to get gumbo from this establishment, and I am…read morehesitant to write about it because then there'll be less for me, but it must be said: that dish is absolutely delicious. I buy multiple plates of it and freeze it in case I'm having a bad day or there's a freak snow storm in May. I'm not sure if the man who makes the gumbo is also the owner, but he needs a raise. It comes with cornbread. The most delicious also, and not a sliver; they give you a brick of cornbread. Such a friendly place, and actually this time while I was enjoying the quirky signs around the bar, I did take a peek at the rest of the menu. It looks like everything they have is equally worth eating. I tell you what, my soul was pretty happy walking out of there.

This seems like a fairly new, but very nice little place. We did not get to take advantage of the…read moreoutdoor seating as it was kind of chilly in a little bit rainiy that day as we went to the Rialto Theatre for a concert. This place is directly across the street from the theater, so the convenience cannot be beat. It is a comfortable place with a decent bar and excellent bartender. The customer service could not be beat. The owner was on hand, making sure everything went well through the rush prior to the show across the street. waitresses and food runners were busy, thorough and efficient. The sandwiches we got were fine, but the fries were excellent! Seasoned perfectly and had a great crunch to them. The appetizers were a basic fare. Nothing to write home about, but they hit the spot.

Coming up on this bar in Joliet we weren't sure about going in. It certainly is better than it…read morelooks from outside. TK's Deep End for sure isn't a fancy place. Actually looks like it could be filled with some pretty scary folks but thankfully they were friendly enough. You can get better than expected cocktails along with a few sandwiches. Basic looking building. It's a bar with no windows so it's pretty sketchy looking from outside. There were a few not so bad looking people outside so we took our chances and were pleasantly surprised. A limited menu. There's mostly drinks, and not much to eat usually. It's about $4 for a basic cocktail. There's limited liquors but they have Jameson. About the only food is $1 bags of potato chips. They also have a few sandwiches that are premade. Have to say it's better than it looks. It's located on McDonough Street. There's not much else around here besides auto garages and convenience stores so it's the best place to hang out or whatever.

Great Roast Beef sandwich, excellent friendly service and low light open air ambiance. Perfect…read moreneighborhood bar and grill.

So I finally made it in here. Passing it up for over 3 years. . I ordered the eggplant parmesan and…read morethe stuffed shells....... I am a critic of sauce, grew up in New York family owned pizzerias been in the restaurant business for long time . In my opinion, the sauce should be cooked more. And a trick add some olive oil which also helps the sauce stick to the pasta .. The eggplant was actually good I did like the idea of it being sliced long ways and fried.. The stuffed shells we're also good.. The ricotta almost as good as mine.....lol...I would like to try the subs in my next vist...but overall not a bad visit ....

Wasn't even hungry. Stopped in with someone who ordered a…read more12" beef (was LOADED with meat). I had a bite, and another, and before I knew it I finished 1/2 the sub. I have eaten Italian beef all over the Chicago area for years and this one stood up to the best. I'll be back!

3-point something stars for this place - that's a bunch a bunk! 5 stars - Joe's knows the Chicago…read morefavorites! The Italian Beef - great flavor aus jus! Great tender beef. The beef sandwich was excellent! I didn't have a dog today, but they're always a great dog. Joe's s a great place - and serves up some great food! Go to Joe's!!

My husband and I stopped at Joe's while we were in town and ordered the chili dog, hot dog with…read moreeverything, large fry, large onion ring, tamale, and a side cup of cheese. Our food came fast, hot, and correct! Everything was so delicious. We loved the chili on the chili dog. Their hot dogs are so good! Their french fries are the thin ones and a must order. My husband and I enjoyed dipping the fries in our cheese. Onion rings were fried to perfection. The tamale was just okay. It was one you could get at the store in the frozen aisle. I would skip the tamale next time. The prices are fair, quality is great, and service was excellent! We would reccomend this local hot dog staple for sure!