We had a couple of Chicago-style hot dogs and fries. The food was delicious. The fries were super…read morecrispy. We made it a point to go back again while we were visiting from out of town.

I have driven by many times and decided to give them a try. I know it's a hot dog stand but I got…read moretheir chicken sandwich. The french fries were good and the soda was fresh. I would definitely pass on the chicken sandwich. The flavor was odd and it's a processed breaded chicken patty. Price point was standard.

The food was great! Staff was very friendly! Fast getting our food to us and was on point!read more

Nothing special; fries luke warm/cold;hamburger not great/ hotdog dull make sure you read your…read morereceipt. They charge you for things you don't get or order ;immediately willing to correct it after you've paid and pointed out to them..

I love Portillo's. My favorite item is the chocolate cake. Since it was my birthday, I got a free…read morepiece of cake by being a Portillo's Perks member. I entered the restaurant, got my piece of cake, and checked out very easily. Thanks for the birthday gift Portillo's!

Underwhelmed. I'm sure the popularity of this place is more…read moreabout the reputation than the food itself. Beef wasn't very flavorful. Could have used some salt. Fries were of the frozen crinkle cut variety. Again, needed salt. Food came out quickly considering how many people were there. Ambiance was ok - it's done up in the style of a sixties drive in. Was clean enough but shows it age.

So much to look at, menu-wise, but alway great food! You always great a great percentage off when…read moreyou eat there often!

2 Gyros and Greek fries was $43. That's so expensive. Flavor…read morewise it's decent, but the meat is coarse and kinda... like gritty. We asked for feta cheese on both and they charged for American and Feta, but neither had extra cheese on it. My half and half gyro did have half chicken/half gyro, but no feta. The portion of fries was also very tiny for $7. For the 30 minute drive to get there for us... It's not worth it anymore.

If you want a good juicy burger to satisfy your cravings, go here. Plus, they're Zabiha Halal. Win…read morewin right?! The service is pretty solid. The people who work behind the counter work hard and are always helpful. The sitting area is smaller inside but still able to seat parties of 6-8. A lot of people just go through the drive thru or order for pickup. Have been here 3 times and will go again.

This was OK at best. My husband and I ordered online from here and the platform was easy to…read morenavigate. Our food was ready 15 minutes before the given time which I don't love. It's nice they are on top of their game, but, our food was not the hottest at that point. I tried the regular cheeseburger, I don't remember its name. It was extremely greasy and the patty was bland. If it wasn't for the bumper sauce the burger would have lacked flavor completely. The fries were meh. We got the seasoned fries and they tasted like the seasoning wasn't on the fries itself. It felt like we were eating potatoes and seasoning separately.

The thin crust pizza has a great flavor in the sauce. The bratwurst and hotdog were pretty good…read more The prices are really good. The service was friendly, and my family really loves the food.

CONSUMER AWARENESS: As of 1/2026, Franky's charges a surcharge for ALL card transactions (whether…read moredebit or credit). THIS IS ILLEGAL! While they can pass on a surcharge for credit, it is illegal to charge ANY fee on a debit card (Google it). During my visit, I brought this to management's attention. I was advised to tell the owner of the business. I will inform the owner as well as report them to the Illinois Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. These restaurants are getting out of hand. OAN: My son likes their pizza slices - even though it's expensive for a slice ($5 - no side or drink). I also personally enjoy their strawberry shakes!

Friendly service. I love the decor here, very retro. Food…read morewas yummy, as usual Portillo's doesn't disappoint. Highly recommend this spot.

We ordered the hamburger with everything but the hamburger was way over cooked (hockey puck) that…read moreuse to be our go to for a good hamburger.. Not no more... Portillo;s food has gone down hill.

It was one of those rare afternoons where the air finally felt alive again after months of brutal…read morewinter winds and endless gray skies. The sun stretched across the pavement like it had personally returned to remind everyone what happiness felt like. The air was crisp, cinematic almost. I had just finished demolishing a bowl at Chipotle when, in the distance, glowing like a beacon of hope to hungry travelers, I spotted the legendary Scooby's sign. Curiosity took over immediately. I wandered into the establishment in search of Scooby snacks. The atmosphere was charming, nostalgic, and wonderfully chaotic in the best way possible. I asked for a paper menu and a few recommendations for the next time I stopped by. Little did I know destiny would return me there in less than 24 hours. The previous night had been a reckless adventure through the city. Loud music, shots, questionable decisions, the usual. The next morning I awoke slightly dehydrated but not hungover because, quite frankly, I am built different. Starving and operating purely on instinct, I prayed Scooby's would be open. Miraculously, it was. As I approached the restaurant, I could hear the passionate echo of a woman enthusiastically yelling into a microphone at what appeared to be a nearby high school graduation ceremony. I stepped inside and was greeted by a smile that honestly made it difficult to remember I came there for food. I asked for a recommendation and was directed toward the gyro meal with jalapeños on the side. What arrived before me was not merely a gyro. It was a colossal, magnificent monument to human achievement. The thing was enormous. Overflowing with flavor, perfectly seasoned meat, fresh toppings, warm pita, and enough character to deserve its own Netflix special. I have eaten gyros from many places, including spots run by Greeks themselves, and somehow this glorious beast stood above them all. The interior of the restaurant felt oddly familiar, almost like a real-life Krusty Krab tucked away in the suburbs. Naturally, I felt spiritually obligated to order what could only be described as a Krabby Patty equivalent. The hamburger arrived beautifully grilled, juicy, smoky, and crafted with the kind of precision reserved for aircraft engineering. Scooby's is not just a restaurant. It is an experience. A beautiful fever dream fueled by hunger, nostalgia, jalapeños, and exceptional customer service.

Great food and fast service. Always a great spot to walk to with the kids to get some food.read more