I needed a quick bite between appointments and was hoping to find a new spot with healthy options…read moreand I sure have seemed to! I was greeted by friendly employees at two counters, one for Andy's Sunflower cafe which sells coffee and tea, and one for food (Ain't She Sweet). I had no idea what to order so I asked the teammate at the counter and after discussing my spice tolerance, decided to go for the Jerk Chicken Wrap since it's so popular. It was a bit spicer than medium, which I was warned, but it was worth it. The chicken was juicy and tender and I was impressed by the freshness of the other ingredients as well as their tortilla wrap selection! The chicken gumbo was also quite tasty. I would order both again. The prices were reasonable, it was a $3 upcharge for a side of soup. I sat in the restaurant to eat and enjoyed the music. I think I might have found my new lunch spot!

I usually go to the one on 43rd. Thursday was my first time going to the Beverly location I ordered…read morea Jerk chicken wrap, banana cake and some clam chowder. The clam chowder didn't have a lot of cream to me, but the clams weren't tough. You know usually when you eat clam chowder, it kinda taste like you're chewing bubblegum. The clams were so tender!! I was very surprised. The banana cake is delicious and moist. It's heavenly!!!!!! My jerk wrap was amazing! The chicken was cooked perfectly and it didn't have too much jerk sauce on it so it wasn't salty. It was delicious. I highly recommend Ain't She Sweet Cafe at either location!!!

Get the nacho fries, fish tacos, and birria. You won't be disappointed. We've ordered from there…read moretwice and both times were great.

I'm very honest with my reviews, and this place really surprised me. It's a little hole in the wall…read moretucked next to other Mexican spots, but the food was delicious. Everything came out hot, fresh, and full of flavor. I didn't get a chance to try the drinks this time, but they looked amazing. There was a couple there when I arrived, and they told me the drinks were fire, so I'm definitely coming back for that. Overall, I'm really looking forward to coming back again. This spot is so good!

So sometimes you find a gem and can't help but try…read more I was at a Kwanzaa event at the Kulture Museum and ran into the Pie Guys, who were catering some treats. The event was beautiful, with art and live performances, not to mention full of beautiful black people. After soaking in all the culture, I was so hungry, and after seeing my friend's plate, I knew I had to try. I got the chicken Alfredo, which was delicious. It did have a few bones in the chicken; however, I ate every last bit. The pasta was also cooked to perfection. Pie guys also have samples of their Carmel cake, and my God it was fantastic. I ended up getting a piece of cake to go. I can not wait to check out their location on the south side. If you're in the area, I'd see them at a local event, so be sure to stop by.

I was looking for a bakery in the area serving a variety of pies, I managed to come across Pie Guys…read moreBakery and Cafe. I greatly appreciate the menu variety, extremely efficient ordering, on hand availability, and most importantly courteous customer service. Thank you Ms. Honey for going over and beyond to create a wonderful cafe. Each pie was delicious, there was absolutely nothing left. Each guest inquired about more information on where I ordered the pies from. I will definitely return, I highly recommend!!

Never have I ever reviewed a salad...today that changed! The Flippin Berry Explosion Salad is…read moreeverything the name says! Perfectly tender mixed greens, fresh thinly cut strawberries, feta, and the candied pecans....magical! The only reason I don't have a picture to post is because I ate it so fast! To cap it all it's locally owned and the owners were super hospitable and friendly. We will absolutely be back!

This is not the place to go if you're looking for healthy. Wonderfully seasoned, I instantly gulped…read morethis sandwich down. It's messy so I'm glad I took it to go so no one could witness me eating it. The attendant at the register was friendly and inviting. Although it was very warm in the restaurant he still kept up a pleasant demeanor. I want to go back to try out their other menu items.

Come for a meeting a brew, delicious lunch or to enjoy the gathering events, either way you…read morewouldn't be disappointed! My fave is the sound bath on Saturday and Sunday I the aesthetics of the space...inviting, comfortable and safe! There is lots of space, board games and books to read. I can only speak for the vegan and smoothie menu, given the small kitchen, everything was yummy! I wished the menu included more descriptions of the food. #nocash

The information on yelp, the cafe's website and Eventbrite need to be updated. The place is closed…read morewhen they are supposed to be open for an event. There are a few other people waiting here as well. I don't know if it is a one time problem or if it is closed for good?

Owner is there working serving great subs. Cold or hot get the fries. Better than Subwayread more

I went through the drive Thru service was fast and accurate and I was completely satisfied.read more

After years of visiting the 24-hour location on Cicero in Oak Lawn, my dad and I finally landed…read moreearly enough to try the Pulaski location. It may be the original location, or that honor may go to the yet unvisited-by-me third location closer to the Loop, but in any case, this Huck Finn definitely feels different from the one I'm used to. The lighting fixtures, booths, and art all have the same tacky early-2000s feel as the other location, but that's where the similarities end. This one is much smaller, although its dessert-case area has its own tables, and the outside of the building advertises ice cream. This Huck Finn feels like a coffee shop, which is probably why my dad says he likes it more than the "original"--original to us, at least. It has a counter, and while the building looks large from outside, it has about half the seating of Oak Lawn. There's a funky mirror near the bathrooms that makes it look like there's a back dining room--or possibly a Den of Iniquities like the original--but it's all an optical illusion. Service is quick and efficient, as it is at Oak Lawn. Our server, though, was a familiar no-nonsense throwback to an earlier time. Oak Lawn has some of those, but most of its servers are younger women with the thickest Chicago/Great Lakes accents you'll ever hear. (Seriously, although they're all under thirty-five, they sound like they're about to start collecting Social Security.) She was short on small talk, but she made up for it with sass and a whole lot of hard work. The food is good, although the menu is more limited than Oak Lawn's. One thing I don't like is that the menus are flimsy printouts. Oak Lawn at least has laminated pages, although I miss the old multi-page booklet-style menus. Oh well. They have Texas and Alaska donuts here, so it's a legit Huck Finn. It's physically possible to make a left turn onto Pulaski from their parking lot, but I think it's illegal, as you'd have to cross a quadruple yellow line. I spotted two cop cars near here, one when we were arriving, and one when we left, so be careful out there.

The staff did an amazing job making a pizza burger for me without a bun or cheese. I really…read moreappreciated the hospitality and the attention to detail. And it only took the kitchen about ten minutes to make my meal. Highly recommend Huck Finn Restaurant on Pulaski. I'll be going back soon.

Have been looking for a Mexican Panaderia in the area, this one definitely did not disappoint!! The…read morebolillo is so soft and delicious!!! They staff is so friendly as well!!