Today Memorial Day we had breakfast and a few weeks ago we had lunch and received notice we had…read morepoints to use the server and the manager when we went to use tham stated we had none. So today we asked the server if we had any points to use and indeed we did not sure what happened on our last visit. Wildberry is by far our place to go both in Libertyille and in the loop, the service is outstanding and the menu is great. We recommend Wildberry to friends and family. I would give them more stars if I could. Not sure what happened when the server would not allow us to use our point, we all make mistakes from time to time.

Overall, we had a pretty good experience. We were seated right away, the service was friendly, and…read moreour food came out quickly. The portions were very large, which is good because most meals average around $20 per person. The food quality was generally good, but something was definitely missing from our Mexican skillets. They lacked the flavor and seasoning we were expecting, making them a bit underwhelming. Berry Bliss pancakes were the highlight.. Overall, it was a decent meal, but there's room for improvement.

Walker Bros is a great spot for a weekend breakfast/brunch. We stopped before an afternoon activity…read moreand were wowed by the stained glass, vaulted ceilings, and all wooden booths. We waiting in their amusement style queue for about 10 minutes before sitting down. Once we did we were greeted promptly upon arrival and were served water and ordered our food. The strawberry waffles were crunchy on the outside but we're soft in the middle and got softer as the syrup melted inside. They were the perfect sweet spot. The combo was a savory breakfast beyond compare with fresh browns, scrambled eggs, and melty cheddar cheese. The eggs benedict had flavorful sauce and ham which were notable and the eggs were left without the water flavor that some poached eggs tend to have. Overall, we would definitely recommend spending your time and money getting some delicious grub at Walker Bros :)

Com'n man, Walker Bros. Original Pancake House -- omelets aren't supposed to come with egg shells…read more Nothing kills breakfast faster than crunching into something that shouldn't be there. You guys are better than that, tighten it up.

Decided to meet my wife for a brunch during the week…read more Friendly staff and inviting atmosphere. We both had the vegetarian omelette with my wife opting for egg white. Perfectly done and the fresh veggies were plentiful. I had the corn tortillas and added a side of delicious pinto beans (which were done vegetarian style). Green salsa was perfect pairing with the eggs. Bottomless coffee is excellent with your own pot at the table. Definitely coming back again as the lunch side of the menu looks just as good.

Was in the area for work and decided on something out of the ordinary for breakfast…read more Plenty of Huevos Menu was extensive and lots of options to choose from. Service was kind and receptive. Decor was moderate and not to over done. Good space and the restaurant can handle a large amount of customers. Overall, good experience and would return for diner next time I'm in the area.

Very popular spot in Mellody Farm that can have a sizeable wait of over 30 minutes if you're…read morelooking for a large table, but the quality of the ingredients and dishes are worth it if you have some extra time to spare. Parking is fairly plentiful, though the entire shopping center is so busy you might not be able to park super close to the restaurant during normal meal hours. The decor is nice, with appropriate themes for a breakfast restaurant and the seating is comfortable. Service is not super fast, but not too slow for a spot that is this busy. The food is really the star here, in terms of the items offered and in the quality of ingredients, good textures, and design of the dishes. I was very pleased that every dish I tried was minimally very good, and flavorful. The burritofull morning sounds like a standard breakfast burrito, but the flat iron steak was spiced to perfection and tender. The mix of chorizo, roasted peppers, chipotle crema, and salsa verde were surprisingly not too salty and really helped to enhance the flavor of the steak. The crispy hash browns, onions, and chihuahua cheese helped to round out the remainder of this dish with some carbs and a bit of fat, resulting in a very enjoyable dish with nice crispy potatoes on the side. The chicken fried chicken skillet mixed a lot of flavorful elements without being too salty. The golden fried chicken is tender inside, with almost a crispy tempura style batter and is mixed with honey smoked bacon, sausage, and griddled country ham. The bell peppers, and onion add a nice sweetness and extra aroma to the dish. This is topped off with a fairly light sausage gravy, cheddar, and jack cheeses. The potatoes matched well with the gravy, but also helped to absorb some of the fat from the meats. The overall combination was delicious and something I'd definitely order again. The banoffee pie pancakes were some of the best pancakes I've had in the last year. Light and super fluffy is not an understatement. Topped with bananas and lots of chocolate chips and chocolate curls, this is intense without being overly sweet or indulgent. The toffee sauce lightly blends in with the other ingredients and the graham cracker crumbles add a nice, almost banana pie feel to the dish. Highly recommended as a very balanced and delicious option. The corned beef hash and eggs may have been one of the best dishes to show off pure ingredient quality. This is house-made corned beef that is extremely tender and not too salty. A simple mix of green peppers, red peppers, and onions really allow the meat quality to shine without distraction, with crispy potatoes to add a bit of starch to the dish. The tres leches french toast was masterfully done, eggy, thick, with just the right level of firmness. The coconut flakes were an amazing combination with the milks, and cinnamon whipped cream, hazelnut syrup, and coconut cream elevated the flavors without making the entire dish too sweet. My only comment is that compared to other items on the menu, the serving of this felt a bit small for the price. The lil'bit of chicken fried is not your average chicken sandwich. This is quality throughout the entire dish from the buttered brioche down to the perfectly cooked chicken. The biggest surprise for me is the pickles, which have the perfect texture and level of acid. This goes great with the sweet potato fries which are lightly crisp and quite flavorful. Overall, this place gets busy and the prices are a bit higher than other competitors in the area. But the quality of the cooking here makes it worth the wait.

Wow wow wow, I really wished I lived closer so I could come here all the time! Came here for…read morebreakfast with a friend, and it was delicious! First off, they give you a free biscuit on Tuesdays, so leave room for that. I ordered the griddled ham and cheese crepe, and it's one of the most delicious breakfast items I think I've ever had. The ham is a tiny bit sweet, which balances out the richness of the Gruyère and hollandaise nicely. It's also huge-two giant crepes as big as my head! I finished one and took the other one home-it heated up really nicely. I also ordered the apple/gouda chicken sausage. The flavor was good, though a tiny bit on the dry side (which tends to happen with chicken sausage). I ordered the cookie butter latte as well, delicious and not too sweet. Service was good, even though they were pretty busy when they were there. Prices are good too, especially for how much food you get. One note: they don't take reservations, so be prepared for a wait, especially on the weekends.

I haven't been to a Walker Bros in over 20 years and was pleasantly surprised to see that no much…read morehas changed. Friendly staff, great menu with great food, and the ambience was nothing short of a fairy tale. I had never been to this location and it was like dining in a fancy castle from Beauty and the Beast. The corned-beef hash was delicious. My colleagues also enjoyed their meals, including the huge pancakes. Prices were in line with current inflation rates, so you're getting a good bang for your buck when dining in this beautiful environment. I'll be back.

Walker Bros is one of our favorite breakfast places. We grew up going to Walker Bros and anytime we…read moreare back in Chicago, we love to go back for their breakfast. Love their omelets, bacon, French toast, but their specialty is their apple pancake! It's so good. More than enough to share, even though you might not want to. We have visited similar locations in Minnesota however there is really only one place to go for that apple pancake! That is the reason for our visit this day. Since we had already had breakfast, and since we unfortunately do not have a Walker Bros location in Minnesota, thankfully Christmas came early for us this day. Walker Bros sells frozen versions of their famous apple pancake. Yay! So we picked up 5 of them. That should hopefully last us until we visit again where we can pick up some more to take home with us. Walker Bros has locations throughout Chicago. Over the years we have been to several of their locations and we certainly will visit again.

What a cute place! Came for a late breakfast and found so many options on the menu, both breakfast…read moreand lunch. I opted for chicken and waffles with spicy syrup and was not disappointed. It was so good, I forgot to take a photo! Our waitress was great - I'll definitely be back.

If I could give negative stars I would. The manager is the absolute worst manager ever. He's…read moreconfrontational, rude, disrespectful, dismissive and a complete A$$ Save your money and go ANYWHERE ELSE

Holy wow I can understand why this spot is so popular! If I lived nearby I'd be here all the time!!…read moreWe got two different meat platters to sample everything and I'm so glad we did because I'm still dreaming about the Huli huli chicken and the short ribs. Spam musubi was also on point and the Mac salad was bomb. Also enjoyed trying some Hawaiian drinks!

I'm not sure why there aren't more Hawaiian restaurants around Chicagoland because I find Hawaiian…read morecuisine to be delicious. Even if we don't consider its rarity, Da Local Boy is a winner in every category. The prices are very fair for the enormous portion sizes, the decor is fun and appropriate, the service is friendly, and food is phenomenal both in flavors and textures. The only possible criticisms are that the space is a bit small for how popular this spot gets, and the parking in the area can be a bit limited around popular meal times. The food here shines, making it worth a special trip -- both again for the rarity but also the quality. For me, the poke nachos are a must order item, just the perfect mix of large chunks of tuna with super crispy wontons, fresh avocado, and a good helping of sauce. Amongst friends, we've agreed that this is a must order item. The huli huli chicken is also unreal in flavor and texture. Besides being marinated and sauced well, the chicken is melt in your mouth tender while simultaneously having a delicious crisp skin. Think brick chicken, but with more flavor and a much better price. The rice and macaroni salad that accompany this are also well done -- and feel more like a core part of the meal rather than an afterthought. The grilled pork is pretty good as well, though I kind of wish it wasn't sliced as thin, as certain pieces felt a bit dry. The spam musubi with a light touch of furikake also provided a flavorful, fun dish to accompany the other delicious items I tried. Overall, delicious and consistently surprises me with the quality of the execution and bold flavor combinations. This is on my top places to visit in the area and has never disappointed.

Food great I had some awesome waffles. The service was pretty consistent and kind. The place is…read morevery old timey and cool. The only thing I would note is that they do give the check after you order but that's all!

Standard greasy spoon fare with mediocre appeal…read more The service is friendly but a bit labored. Potatoes with breakfast were plentiful but hard and chewy, not well-seasoned. The amount of corned beef hash seemed like a spoonful and not much different than the canned stuff. The plate was mostly filled with the aforementioned potatoes. Meh. The name was intriguing and given the location we were expecting something fresh and well-made. The atmosphere is 1950's kitchen with a nice mural. Tight tables and very loud. Especially if granny's at the next table on her speakerphone.