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    3.3 (20 reviews)
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    Caseys's Large Pepperoni and mushroom pizza
    William K.

    I'm a subscriber of the midwestern mindset that if its less than 400 miles to travel someplace, you will likely drive the same amount of time (or more) dealing with the hassle of flying. So I drive a lot and have been to a whole slew of gas stations and convenience stores around the midwest, and I have reviewed a number of them here on Yelp. I have stopped at a few Caseys on various road trips but never got around to trying the food, so I was very happy to learn Caseys would be opening up a location near my office. Their gas prices are really competitively priced but when looking around their new store I never really put much thought into their pizza as on the surface it reminded me of the line in National Lampoon's 'Vacation' "I'm so hungry I could eat a gas station sandwich" So I was pleasantly surprised to see Casey's CEO Darren Rebelez on CNBC last week and learning a whole bunch of things about Casey's I never knew and that Casey's considers itself a gas company, a convenience store and a restaurant chain. Intrigued, I thought I'd try their iPhone app and placed an order now so while on my next road trip I'll have another food option on the road. Words can't express how impressed I am with their pizza, with natural ingredients and cheese and while I love Dominick's Pizza across the street, I love Casey's pepperoni choice. The Pizza Hut in Carpentersville hands down can close up shop, and Casey's will be giving the local Dominos Pizza locations a run for the money. Also the combination of sauce and natural ingredients didn't twist my gut into wanting an after dinner desert of Ginger Ale and Maalox which is usually the case after eating a pizza from Pizza Hut. Also worth mentioning, Casey's pizza tastes great after sitting around overnight, which is great to know for those occasional 24 hour long cross-country drives. Don't take my word for it, give Casey's pizza a try and taste for yourself!

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    Hot food is always empty except pizza. The wraps are mostly lettuce. The BP near the highway is a better bet.

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    Love their pizza and soft drinks! Always fresh! Won $100 on a lottery ticket last visit

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    5 years ago

    Highest gas prices around. ALWAYS. Every place else around here is cheaper. And they're not open when the early risers are going to work.

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    4.2(220 reviews)
    0.8 mi
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    The suburbs don't usually inspire much confidence when someone tells you they're taking you out for…read morepizza. More often than not, you're looking at another tavern-cut pie, a dozen televisions screaming sports highlights, and a menu designed by committee. Safe. Predictable. Forgettable. Then there's Woodfire. I ended up here with my family celebrating my son's second birthday and was immediately reminded that every now and then, hidden among the endless strip malls and chain restaurants of the Chicago suburbs, you'll stumble across a place that actually gives a damn. The Vodka Pizza arrived looking almost too good to touch. Almost. Hot Calabrian vodka sauce. Fresh mozzarella. Shallot. Pepperoni. Ricotta. Basil. A combination that sounds familiar enough until that first bite lands and the heat punches through. Not the fake, watered-down, suburban version of spicy that restaurants use to avoid frightening anyone. This pizza has conviction. It has backbone. The Calabrian peppers make their presence known immediately and refuse to apologize for it. Good. Food should have an opinion. The crust, charred, blistered, beautifully imperfect, comes from house-made dough cooked in a wood-fired oven that sits like the beating heart of the restaurant. Every pie carries those little marks of fire that remind you an actual human being made it. Not a conveyor belt. Not a timer. Fire. Flour. Skill. And speaking of things that deserve respect, let's talk about the bar. Kevin has become something of a local legend in Dundee. The kind of bartender whose name gets mentioned before the cocktail list. The kind of guy who understands that making drinks isn't about pouring alcohol into a glass. It's hospitality, theater, craftsmanship, and just enough mischief to keep things interesting. Still chasing the heat from the pizza, I ordered the Spicy Flamingo. A dangerous drink. Sweet enough to invite you in. Spicy enough to keep you paying attention. The kind of cocktail that disappears faster than you intended and leaves you contemplating a second before the first one is gone. Around us, bussers moved through the dining room like a pit crew at Daytona. Tables were cleaned before they looked dirty. Empty glasses vanished. New guests were seated. The machine never stopped moving. Then there's Chef Mason. It's obvious someone in that kitchen understands the difference between cooking food and feeding people. There's technique here. Knowledge. Discipline. But thankfully none of the self-important nonsense that infects so many restaurants once they start believing their own press. Woodfire isn't trying to change your life. It's not trying to educate you. It's not trying to be the coolest restaurant in the room. Like Ferris Bueller, it understands that life moves pretty fast. So instead of chasing trends, it focuses on making exceptional handmade pizza, memorable pasta, serious cocktails, and creating a place where people actually want to spend an evening. In a world full of restaurants desperately trying to be something, Woodfire succeeds by simply being exactly what it is. And that's a hell of a lot rarer than it should be.

    Woodfire fits naturally into the heart of Dundee -- relaxed, welcoming, and easy to enjoy. The…read morepizza is the highlight, bringing a fun, flavorful approach that works well for both casual nights out and group dinners. The pasta and appetizers are solid across the board, and the drinks round out the experience nicely. It's the kind of neighborhood spot that may not try to overreach, but consistently delivers a good time and a satisfying meal.

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    4.4(173 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    Chef Patrick slayed our brunch dishes on this beautiful Sunday morning. This was our first time…read morestopping for brunch. We started with mimosas (only way to start a Sunday morning breakfast). What we ordered: * Steak Hash- my husband said this is his new favorite breakfast meal. This is a man who loves breakfast over any other meal. Order the steak hash, you will not be disappointed. * Piquant sausage crostata- I absolutely loved this dish. It was bursting with flavor in each bite. Definitely had a kick of spice, which I love. I think we have found our new Sunday brunch spot! Thank you Chef Patrick and Kathleen for giving us wonderful food and a beautiful atmosphere to enjoy our early Sundays.

    Cute restaurant in East Dundee with a very open space. Its bar takes up most of the indoor space,…read moreand covered seating outside in downtown East Dundee. The menu isn't overwhelming which is nice. They have a variety of plates but not enough of a choice to make you look for days. We ordered cocktails, which were nice and strong, but also refreshing. The open air made it feel like we were in a vacation resort. Our server was polite and would go and check about anything we had questions about. Real top notch fella. We started with raw oysters which were good. I ordered the gnudi (gnocchi) with red sauce and beef short rib (server's recommendations). My spouse had the lab chops. We both loved our meals. The presentation and flavors were all there. I think it's a nice place to go to on occasions because it's a bit more expensive than I expected, but the flavors and meals made it worth the cost. Staff was great, space was clean and airy, food was great.

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