This is my go to Subway. It's open 24 hours a day has a private parking lot and it's easily…read moreaccessible to my home. I love the old school submarine such as the cold cut combo, but there have many options to choose from the owner treats everyone like their family and the staff there is very nice to deal with Give this place a try if you're in the neighborhood

Food: 4 Followed directions from their app when preparing my…read moreorder: 2 On my quest for the perfect Italian sub, I ordered a BMT footlong from this nearby Subway. The ordering process was easy -- I was able to customize it and request curbside pickup and place my order in just a few minutes. So far, so good. My only disappointment was that there was no way to request that it be toasted. But since I was trying to avoid people and crowds, I decided going into the store to do that wasn't worth it. I drove the less than five minutes to the store, and parked in one of the curbside pickup spaces, arriving about three minutes before my sandwich was to be ready. And then I sat. I watched several customers go in, order, get their sandwich, and leave. Ten minutes after the scheduled pickup time, I called the restaurant, knowing there must be a disconnect somewhere. There were no customers in the store, yet the phone rang, and rang, and rang, with no pickup. After over 20 rings, I gave up and hung up. I finally realized I was going to have to go in. I'd gotten in the car in my favorite work-from-home outfit, a long black caftan -- not something I'd usually wear out in public except in and out of the car. But it looked like I had no choice. I climbed out and walked to the door, opened it, and stuck my head in. "My curbside pickup order?" I said. He replied jovially, "Your sandwich is right there," pointing to a rack near the counter. "It's curbside pickup," I responded, and went back and climbed in the car. He came right out after me, and to his credit, he did apologize over and over. But he also re-read the receipt, where it clearly said "curbside pickup," as if to verify that I was telling the truth. I asked him why this confusion happened, and he said he just hadn't noticed that it was curbside. Hmmm ... I'd think, during a surge in the pandemic, that it might be kind of important to check that. He started to hand me my sandwich through the window, but stopped and pulled it back and studied the receipt again, then he shoved the sandwich toward me with the receipt facing me, pointed to one item, and said, "MVP - what is this?" It was all I could do to control my impatience. I calmly said, "That's MVP Parmesan Vinaigrette, the topping you were supposed to put on my sandwich. Are you saying you didn't do that?" "No," he replied. "I don't know what that is." I looked at him, speechless. "Here, I remake," he said. I told him no, that wasn't necessary, but that he needed to learn what toppings were and weren't available at his restaurant, and let corporate know if they didn't have that one. I thought I was pretty civil, but by now I was 15 minutes late leaving the restaurant, and had a work meeting I was supposed to be calling into at home at right about that time. I made sure I mentioned that to him, too. He kept apologizing profusely, but by then the damage had been done. The sandwich was okay, not great. I'd ordered double meat, and that made it pretty good, but the bread would have been much better toasted. I saved half of the sandwich for the next day, when I put some butter and garlic powder on it and toasted it under the broiler before re-adding the meat, onions, and pickles, and that made it much better. Too bad I can't request toasted from the app. That's a definite minus for me. But the real minus was the guy in the store who just didn't seem to care, and didn't bother to find out what he didn't know. Will I go back? With Jersey Mike's just a few doors down, and Penn Station at the other end of the shopping center, it's doubtful I will. If there wasn't so much good competition nearby, then maybe. The sandwich was fine, but the overall experience was a definite downer.

This is our first "Go-To" ice cream place. Why? It's nearby, prices are low, the staff is great…read more My husband always gets a soft serve cone and my son gets a vanilla with sprinkles. Ive ordered a sundae, a dipped cone, and their blizzards. Ive also purchased their ice cream cakes on several occasions. The best. One day I decided to try a hamburger. Let's just say...I think Ill stick with just ice cream here. Sorry!

Great neighborhood spot to bring the family and run into friends while beating the summer heat! Ice…read morecream is delicious and the burgers and fries are yummy!

​This weekend during our errands, we stopped at Blaze-N-Grill, located right at the corner of Devon…read moreand Milwaukee in a former KFC. They have a decent-sized lot with about 25 spots and a few outdoor tables out front. Walking in, you're greeted by large, thriving tropical plants that bring real warmth to the industrial space. ​The menu features burgers, gyros, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches, wings, salads, and wraps. The counter staff was warm, welcoming, and even asked for our cooked temperature preferences on the burgers and steak sandwich (medium-rare to well-done). We ordered to dine in, and our food was brought out to our table. ​What We Tried: ​Ribeye Steak Sandwich: $15.00 ​BBQ Burger ($11.00): Added bacon ($1.25) ​Merkts Cheddar Burger ($12.00): Added an egg ($1.50) ​Three-Layer Loaded Fries: $5.50 ​Fountain Drinks: They use a Coca-Cola Freestyle machine (clearly marked for a limit of one refill per person). ​Blaze-N-Grill grills their buns, which makes a huge difference--an un-grilled bun out of the bag can ruin a sandwich. These are thick, hearty burgers. A single was so filling that I took half of mine home; a double would be great for larger appetites. ​Operating right across the street from the iconic Superdawg can't be easy, but Blaze-N-Grill holds its own and serves a truly excellent burger.

Great spot - they have kids meals for my kids - and I like their pizza puffs and burgers - if a…read moreveteran they give a slight discount just ask.

Stopped in for a slice. Never disappoints…read more A slice of sausage and a diet drink $8 Excellent pizza Old school dining area Great service Not a bad item on the menu

Order two pizzas for pick up went there .No one at the counter waited 20 mins before someone got to…read morethe counter. They waited on a person that came in after me. First I said cancel my pizzas. I know that they already made. I walked out and never will go there again. Been going over there for 30 years since it got bought off two or three times. Customer service just got worse and worse. Never will go there again

We wanted to try since the new owners were getting terrible reviews, we have been avoiding the…read morerestaurant. I must admit the sandwiches were pretty decent, they had the right amount of meat and sides, they were flavorful, the bread was fresh, I was pleasantly surprised since I was expecting them to be mediocre. We will definitely be back.

Somewhat not been pleased the last couple times ordering subs. This last time, instead of ordering…read morea large sub ordered regular. The bread used for regular is the same they use for the hot beef sandwiches which both times I've ordered regular the bread has been dry & old. If their subs aren't consistent will go to other sub shops to order my food. Very disappointed.

After seeing the funny commercials, I had to find a Mr Submarine…read more I haven't been to a Mr Submarine in ages. They have added so many new things. I ordered a 6" inch Gym Shoe combo. The Gym Shoe consist of gyro meat, corned beef and roast beef with tzatziki sauce. The guy from behind the counter told me total and asked "Cash or Credit?" I asked is there a surcharge for using my card, he stated yes. I do not remember seeing signage for the surcharge, so I paid cash. The dining area had "picnic" type tables. There is a couple of outdoor tables too. I received my meal and the first thing I noticed was the sandwich was larger than I thought. It was put together nicely and the first bite was tasty. All of the meats were about equal without one taking over. Plenty of lettuce and I wish they equally spread the onions on the sandwich. The fries were hot and crisp but nothing spectacular. The sandwich was a clear winner, but I have to customize it more. The one thing I loved is that they still had a pay phone in between the doors.

Mr. Submarine is absolutely fresh and along with a basket of their cheese fries and a side of…read morechips, you absolutely cannot go wrong. They have a variety of subs with all the condiments and ingredients you can build to make the perfect sub. Enjoy!

Everything is so perfect! Walked in and it was no wait. We got sitted right away and got waters…read more There is a sign the hostess gives you that you can show "no ready to order" and you flip it to "ready to order" when you are ready. Really hot coffee with a cup of creamer on the side and hot chocolate with whipped cream and chocolate chips on top. The food was increible! A lot of sauces for the food and butter for the pancakes. Excelente service! I will be coming back!

My dauggters go to spot for Belgium waffles . She usually comes with her mom because I like a hash…read morebrown type they don't have. Today I had the grilled cheese and fries and the fries were excellent brown and crispy - my daughter had her usual. Belgium waffle strawberry's

I'm not certain but this might be the last location remaining in the Chicago area. There's a lot of…read moreparking and a lot of empty tables, even on a Friday evening. I brought my children so they could try the famous pies. We each ordered a slice of pie to try. They range about $5-$7 each. It's nice to see they still have so many of the classic pies along with some seasonal options. I opted for the German chocolate cake pie this time but my go to used to be the caramel pecan silk supreme.

Date of visit: May 30, 2025…read more All of the Bakers Square locations in the Milwaukee area have long since closed, much to my husband's chagrin. As such, we try to stop here on our way back from O'Hare since this seems to be the closest one now to us. Given how quiet it is, I can't imagine that this location will stay open too much longer; very few tables on a Friday night. We were greeted warmly and lead to a worn out booth directly next to another table (if the joint is empty, why not give us a one booth cushion?). Staff was friendly and relatively attentive and the prices were quite good--especially for Chicago. The food was just okay; my Honey Mustard Wrap was sloppily assembled and difficult to eat. I actually would have preferred there to be a little less food in it so it wasn't so awkward to eat. My friend's "steak" was really ground beef not steak, which was odd. They don't have coconut cream pie anymore, just coconut meringue which was just okay.