The owner was great and the food was also incredible. Coming back for sure. Try the pizzas for…read moresure, won't regret.

I genuinely cannot say enough good things about Mazala Pizza. I've visited multiple locations over…read moretime, and every single experience has been consistently exceptional. No matter what I order, I walk away impressed -- the quality, the flavor, and the attention to detail never miss. At this point, I've tried almost everything on the menu, and somehow each dish manages to stand out in its own way. Their new tostada pizza is an absolute game-changer -- easily one of the most unique and satisfying meals I've had. Every bite is perfectly balanced: crispy textures, incredibly fresh ingredients, and sauces that are clearly made with care and intention. Beyond the food, the atmosphere at this location is fantastic. The space is huge and perfect for gathering with friends and family, whether it's a casual meal or a celebration. The staff is always welcoming, friendly, and genuinely makes you feel taken care of. What really speaks volumes is that I've even had Mazala Pizza at a few weddings -- and without fail, it was the highlight of the evening and the most talked-about food by guests. I will absolutely continue supporting Mazala Pizza and recommending it to everyone I know. Whether you're dining in, grabbing takeout, or looking for catering, this is hands down one of the best choices you can make.

Wow! This place REALLY surprised us…read more We were looking for something different from the usual burgers, pizza, and tacos routine after my girlfriend mentioned she'd been craving gyros. Naturally, I started searching for places nearby, and while there was no shortage of options, Nicky's immediately stood out. Their photos looked incredibly well presented, with gyro meat piled high and genuinely generous portions. When we arrived just before 7 PM, the parking lot was nearly full, and after our experience, I can absolutely see why. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. They could tell it was our first visit and happily walked us through the menu, answering every question with genuine warmth and patience. The food itself was excellent. Everything came out piping hot, fresh, and full of flavor. The gyro meat was tender without being overly fatty or dry. The hand-cut fries were especially impressive, perfectly crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and seasoned just right. The onion rings and mozzarella sticks were equally well executed. The real showstopper, though, was the imported Greek baklava. I've had baklava from many different regions and styles over the years, and this was easily some of the best I've ever had. Rich, syrupy, incredibly flavorful, with a heavier note of cinnamon layered throughout that made it truly stand out. The menu is expansive, covering all the classic greasy spoon favorites you'd hope for, and the restaurant itself was clean, bright, and bustling with people clearly enjoying themselves. Near the end of our meal, the same staff member who helped us at the counter came by to check on us and ask if we needed anything else, which was a really nice touch. She also mentioned this is the original family-owned location, and honestly, that care and pride really shows. Overall, a fantastic first experience, and we're very glad we decided to stop in. We'll definitely be back soon to try more of the menu.

Popped in as a first timer for lunch…read more Had a cheese burger and fries. And my buddy had a gyros. Both meals were very tasty. We Both had the meal that included the main dish , fries and a beverage Very good. Service was good and the dining area was clean and comfy Definitely a stop in the Future

Amazing food and service they always double check to make sure food is packed properly, can't…read morecomplain

I live in LA, the OG spot for Korean chicken wings. this place is so amazing I make it a priority…read moreto stop by every time I'm in town. one of the biggest compliments to a KFC joint is if they have glass - the skin is so crispy it almost shatters when you bite into it. love love love this place!

Before I even took a bite I knew I'd love this place. But the bratwurst and brisket sandwiches both…read moredelivered! I had Jim's classic brat with sauerkraut and brown mustard. The brat was very fresh tasting and had a nice Smokey flavor. The brisket was also very good. Thinner slices that were nicely seasoned and had a great smoke ring. The bread is made in house I believe. It was very airy and literally yet supported the sandwich well. The peanut butter chocolate chip cookie was very soft and a great way to end the lunch! Also want to shoutout how friendly and kind the staff is! Went out of their way to explain everything and make recommendations. Plus, we're very patient. This place has a great charm to it and happy I found this gem. I will be back!

My wife was enjoying lunch there with friends and brought home some brats for the grill they were…read morefantastic. I must say the best in Naperville. Will have to go back and try other varieties

The place is not crowded and has plenty of seating! They…read moreserve buffet during lunch hours and have extremely variety options in the spread! The appetizers were excellent! Tandoor chicken and chilly paneer. Main entrees were not that great! Mughlai vegetable and butter chicken were both mild and didn't have much flavor!

The chicken biryani had no chicken in what I received. The…read moreactual rice itself was good but can't believe they forgot the chicken....still undecided about this place as a go-to.

I've went to this place many times, and it's always been a gamble. Sometimes, the food is amazing…read moreand very well cooked, and other days not so much. However, one thing I have noticed is how much of a community there is behind this restaurant. Usually the restaurant has probably 6-10 people, but on some days, it's packed full of people, all who seem connected. Nonetheless, I love the vibe it gives off, and the community that comes with it. I have noticed that it uses less oil than other Indian restaurants that I've been to, which has its ups and downs. It also tastes less spicy, which is ironic. Its service is a little confusing at times, since they have no clue what some items on the menu is sometimes, but I can tell by the last few visits that they are trying to be better. Finally, the decorations lack a theme. I would really appreciate it if it had a theme, but right now it has a bunch of photos of irrelevant pictures. Hope they improve on that.

The biggest positives for Idly Vada Bistro are that they offer a vegetarian/vegan South Indian…read morebreakfast on the weekends, and that they open at 8am. I dislike and probably hate American breakfast food. My husband loves it, but unless it is a rare place that has vegan breakfast offerings, I am usually stuck with an order of hashbrowns (and often not even that, if they are cooked in butter). Their buffet is simple, homestyle South Indian breakfast (I am South Indian so I know). Their food is good, but not the best. If I was going out for Indian food at 11am or noon, this place would not even make my top 5. However, I am so sick of American breakfast diners that I just could not do it again today. Even though my husband loves his Eggs Benedict, he gets it, and was happy to try this place out for me. He said he really did not get enough to eat, which is how I always feel when we go to an American diner. It is the weekend, so we may go out to eat again when places open for him. To be fair, he was the only White guy in this place and it was packed with people from the Subcontinent. Obviously quite popular. If you are going to give it a try, I recommend getting there early.

We had a reservation on a Sunday evening. A woman sat us right away. The booths are wooden, which…read moreis not comfortable. They did have thin pillows, which were not helpful. She seated us, gave us water and came back 15 minutes later. No visible staff in the dining room. She took our appetizer order and dinner order. The spring rolls were like leather. Terrible. There was no staff in the crowded dining room for 15 minutes at a time. There was one woman doing all of the service and one young woman who would come to take empty plates. She never returned to the table to offer a second drink or fill our water glasses. So we only got one drink through the whole hour and a half we were there. And we had empty water glasses the whole time. They did not bring the soup we ordered stating it was not on the order. Dinner took forever. No servers in sight. When we finally got our meal, it was tasty. One person cannot run an entire dining room. And be missing the most of the time. I suggest carry out for this place. Service was terrible.

We visited this restaurant during our trip to Naperville. As soon as we walked in, I really liked…read morethe ambiance - it genuinely felt like a little piece of Bangkok. We were very excited to try the food, but it turned out to be average at best. We ordered the Tom Kha soup and two lunch specials: Pad Thai with pot stickers, and basil chicken with a vegetable egg roll. The soup was decent, though it was a bit overpowered by the fish sauce. The spring rolls and pot stickers were great, however, and the service was quick.

I can't believe I didn't take one single pic !! We went…read morethere for their buffet brunch!! Place is clean and food is fresh. My friends and I never eaten that many varieties of Filipino food . Highly recommended! Owner is very kind and nice ! Grocery right next door ! Will be back again! Recommend to try their cassava and flan !

I finally got around to trying this place. This would easily be a 5 star review if the hours in the…read moreevening weren't so short. They close at 6:30 pm most of the days and Sunday is even shorter. This is mostly for breakfast and lunch. I came here on a Tuesday morning after 10:35 am. It's a small grocery store and restaurant in one. The staff was kind and attentive. Be patient on a weekday since there is one person serving you and I believe the owner cooking. It's in a strip mall so parking is no issue. They have food that is on display and you can take them to go. You can also dine in. I ordered long silog and calamansi iced tea. I also ordered pork lumpias but they weren't ready by the time I finished eating. The portions for breakfast were sufficient. The garlic rice and pickled veggies evened out the sweetness of the pork sausage. The calamansi iced tea had some tartness from the calamansi and was also refreshing after the meal. I got some food to go. The pork lumpias were crispy and tasty when fresh. The grilled chicken and the chicken in the soup were dry and bland. I'm not sure how long they were there for them to dry out. The fried chicken was juicy. The beef skewers and sisig were good. Definitely eat those with rice. They also have a brunch buffet on the weekends. I'm not sure how busy that is but I prefer no crowds on the weekday. This is about a 4. That's only because of the short dinner hours and the dried chicken. I'm not a fan of chewy chicken.