Let me just start by saying that I am a food snob. So it takes a special kind of yummy to make me…read morewant to order again, let alone write a review. I was not sure if this would be just another place that you get some mediocre sandwich that was just meh. Most places that I've ordered from are just meh, I feel. But this place...I ordered the Hot Mess Melt Combo and EVERYTHING was really dang yummy. The meat was so tender, the bread was toasted perfectly with a crunch and a softness and a bit of garlic butter. The caramelized onions were just the perfect amount. The fries were absolutely fantastic with such a tasty flavor and thickness. For traveling I was expecting something much less and I was so happy to get a good meal that was so delicious. And they are open 24 hours so this is a bonus for those late-night munchies!

Received the wrong order. Called to reconcile and the "server" was beyond rude, wouldn't let me…read morespeak, kept telling me he was "busy". Didn't have a supervisor and couldn't tell me the name of his boss because he "doesn't work during the day".

Everything from Middle Eastern daily homemade special dishes, food, groceries, deli to freshly…read morebaked breads. If you arrive on time, you can get hands down one of the best hummus you'll ever find. You can find everything you need at the store. The customer service is excellent, and it's a great Ma & Pa shop. When my family comes in from California, this is the first stop they want to make. They always make sure to take trays of their spinach-stuffed bread back home.

Super friendly and clean. Great food quality! Was referred by a friend and would definitely…read morerecommend.

Aldi is always a good decision. Are there drawbacks? No, there are no drawbacks…read more This Aldi is no exception. Like all Aldis, you will find the lowest food prices anywhere. Yet, the quality is outstanding, which is because Aldi sources its groceries in massive bulk, from the same sources as Osco or WalMart or any other standard grocery. This store, like them all, has a quality guarantee, and they stand by it every time, no questions asked. Also, you will find a small selection of interesting European foods. When I went, this Aldi had Spaetzel and Stollen.

This is a nice Aldi location. Plenty of merch and can't forget the aisle of shame! Big selection of…read moreitems as well as necessary staples. Parking lot is shared with other businesses in the strip.

A short fuse and a close call…read more After Emily and I checked in to our hotel room, we wanted to stretch our legs and see if there was anything nearby for some beer and some food. Turns out, Short Fuse was right up the road and a 5 minute walk got us there. For a Sunday, it wasn't too busy but not dead, so we got seated right away. We ordered some beer and took a look at the menu. While nothing really struck our fancy, our waitress made a comment that if we did want any food, it might be slim pickings as they were running out of stuff. Turns out, this day was the last day they were open. Talk about timing! After she mentioned that, I started to notice that people were buying bar signs and various other things. Emily started off with a Guava Gose and I grabbed a Krankshaft kolsch. We sampled each other beers and we both really liked what the other ordered. I don't really know what a gose is but, damn, was that good! I've had Krankshaft before so I knew what I was getting myself in to. We ended up ordering a second round of the same beers and let each other sample the other's beer a little more liberally this time. While we were kind of hungry, nothing on the menu really struck our fancy, especially considering they might've been out of it. Room service took care of those hunger pangs later after a few more beers in the hotel bar. Online reviews for this place seemed hit and miss but I really enjoyed my time there and really enjoyed the artwork on the walls and the vibe of the place. We did contemplate buying some bar signs on our way out but declined as we don't know what we would exactly do with them. It sucks to see a small business close but they did say they may try to open up a new place in a new location in the future.

I sat at the bar and it took almost 20 minutes to get served. There were only two ladies working…read morethe front so I was patient. I ended up getting a flight of 7 and my favorite was the Bear-ie White. Plenty of parking. There was food available but I did not order. Big space which was nice.

Amazing local Amish grocery store featuring homemade jelly, jams, baked goods. Checkout the fresh…read moreproduce and meat section.

I love this store and so grateful to have it not too far from where I live. They carry farm fresh…read moreorganic produce, eggs, milk and other great delicious food. I come here as often as possible. Feels like a great way to support our local farmers.

One of my favorite polish store Have you ever Bern there?…read moreYou should go Nice people, good food

Nice and convenient location not too far from O'Hare airport. Good selection of both meats and…read moresalads as well as ready prepared meals. Service was fast and friendly and if you scan the QR code at the store you qualify for some nice store discounts. Although this was my first time at KD Market, it certainly will not be my last.

Really great atmosphere, great design of the space with cute photo spots. Menu was like Cheesecake…read moreFactory's. Lots to choose from - more alcoholic drink options than anything. But, the drinks and food were just okay and it was really pricey given what was served. Service was a bit slow and not super friendly. Cute to experience but I would not return.

It was a terrible experience. We had reservations for a 8-year-old birthday party. We got there and…read morethere was a sign saying closed for maintenance. Apparently it closed weeks ago and reservations are still being taken on OpenTable. It was a complete disaster. Having a full birthday party waiting to go in to find a place closed.

If you're looking for a homey diner with good comfort food options, this is the place…read more We stopped for breakfast before a road trip, and we left with full stomachs and plenty of leftovers for the road. I went for the spinach and feta omelette with hash browns, and it was delicious. The spinach to cheese ratio in the omelette was perfect, and the hash browns were deliciously crunchy and salty. My guest ordered the banana French toast, and she noted that it was perfectly cooked and not overly sweet pre-syrup. We shared the Nutella crêpes, and they were delightful. The crêpes themselves were light and airy, and the Nutella was a great sweet pairing. Overall, we were very happy with our food. While I probably won't be back because I live six hours away, I highly recommend Al & Andy's if you're in the area!

Here's a cleaned-up version of your review that keeps your voice and message intact:…read more Had breakfast at Al and Andy's Restaurant this morning and it was very good! This is an old-fashioned mom-and-pop diner serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The food was simple, homemade-style comfort food, and everything we had was delicious. The staff was friendly and attentive. I almost passed on trying this place because I saw a review mentioning rude staff and racist comments, but I'm really glad I gave them a chance. The majority of the kitchen staff was Hispanic, and one of the servers was as well, so I highly doubt those comments are accurate. The staff may be a little more mature/old-school, but they were absolutely not rude. BTW, my husband is Mexican, and everyone was very kind and polite to us. If you appreciate a full cup of coffee (they actually come around and top it off often!) and good, simple diner food, give them a try. Nice to see places like this still exist!