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    White Castle

    3.2 (96 reviews)
    InexpensiveBurgers, Fast Food
    Open Open 24 hours

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    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Cheeseburger & Onion Rings
    Augost P.

    Returned 9/1/2025. Very friendly staff. Very fast service. I actually like White Castle better than the larger Fast Food burger places. Ordered two cheeseburger and onion rings

    Kathleen L.

    I love White Castle!! My body does not tolerate red meat, but I can eat here without any tummy issues! We try to come one a week! We love the cheeseburger sliders and mozzarella sticks! So yummy and we always receive service with a smile. I love the app and the deals they are consistently offering! The restaurant is always clean!

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    James A.

    Have to stop at a White Castle when you are in Chicago, and this was the nearest one. There was absolutly no cars in the parking lot, so I thought the location was closed but it was open (the employees must park somewhere else). When you enter, there is the menu located, but you must walk around the corner to actually order. We ordered a 10 pack of cheese sliders ($10), 3 chicken sliders ($2 a piece), and order of onion rings ($3). Really good onion rings (real sliced onion)...pretty sure prepared from frozen but miles better than the ones from BK. The chicken sliders are the same size bun as sliders, so they are small...same price as McChicken but probably half the size. And the sliders were what we expected...barely can taste the meat, but that's not the point...the meat, onion, pickles, cheese, and steamed bread just melds into one food unit, giving it a taste that can't be duplicated. All of us had eaten lunch about 3 hours before, so none of us were really hungry... but the 5 of us were still able to devour all that was mentioned above. They have a Coke free style machine, and will give you water cups if asked nicely. They also have gender-neutral private bathrooms and plenty of seating space. Keep on rockin, White Castle!

    Amanda B.

    I hadn't been to White Castle in nearly 20yrs, so I went for a throwback; I remembered why I don't go there. Their sliders are greasy and flavorless, even the sautéed onions; the toppings are scant--one pickle slice per burger. I did like the fries though, so there's that. ‍ I don't need to go back.

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    Elena N.

    The roommate's been wanting to try White Castle for some time. But for some reason or another, he kept missing his opportunity. (I've had White Castle before.) Finally on Tuesday, December 5th around 5pm, we stopped by this location. *THE ORIGINAL SLIDER: 2x2" 100% beef patty steam-grilled on a bed of onions with a slice of pickle and served on signature bun ($0.77) *JALAPEÑO CHEESE SLIDER: 100% beef patty steam-grilled on a bed of onions topped with a slice of spicy Jalapeño cheese ($0.95) x3 *BACON CHEESE SLIDER: 100% beef patty steam-grilled on a bed of onions, topped with crispy hickory-smoked bacon and a slice of American cheese ($1.45) x2 *CHICKEN BREAST SLIDER: lightly breaded, crispy Chicken Breast made with all white meat and topped with a slice of American cheese ($1.79) *FISH SLIDER: lightly breaded, sailor-approved Alaska Pollock, served with a slice of cheese between two fluffy buns ($1.69) *CHEESE FRIES: with cheese sauce ($2.19) We were having dinner later, so I guess this was kind of like a pre-dinner snack? I'm not big on sliders as they are mostly bread and not much meat, but White Castle does the ratio pretty well. It's just not my type of burger. The roommate found them pretty lackluster. Glad he could say he tried it, but not in a hurry to go back. The fam in Chicago kept saying White Castle is good drunk food. I can see that. Good for sopping up all the alcohol.

    I came in to dine in for a bit and try the food. The restaurant itself smells like vomit and it was very dirty. But I'm kinda used to that because that's how it is at most fast food places. Service was fast and efficient. I tried the Loaded Fries. They're basically fries with cheese sauce, bacon and what appears to be ranch (I could be wrong). But it was so good! I was kinda sad it didn't have very many fries. so I got a second helping Then I took some other food to go so I can try it. Recommend White Castle but I'd say go to the drive thru.

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    Employees are always nice.. food and shakes are really good. I stop here once a week for burgers and a shake.. A+

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    Nobody answers the phone. (EVER) Food was cold. The "no onions" option is not available. And they "ran out of pickles" ? Never again. Never.

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    like them, for that they have a certain flavor. Not the best of all but I could think of it once a while.

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    Love those sliders. The price was great got my order quickly. Friendly staff will go back again when I'm on in town

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