Friendly and fast service, and tasty döner over fries. The fries were really crispy and well…read moreseasoned, and the toppings were fresh. I love döner and I'm glad I know about this place.

Before seeing a concert at the Salt Shed in Chicago, we stopped at the food trucks lined up just…read moreinside the fence. They had a small variety of foods and I settled on DonerMen. Their food truck doesn't offer everything on the restaurant's menu; there were about 9 items. I decided to order the Currywurst Mit Pommes, something I never tries before. It consists a bed of of "crisp" fries, what I think was a boiled and sliced bratwurst, and a sweet curry sauce. I also had a can of Coke. You can't do anything to mess up a Coca-Cola so we'll skip that. The people working the food truck know their stuff. They offer gluten-free and vegan items for those of us who need the options. They were also friendly and patient. The Currywurst was just okay. The crisp fries were soggy from the sauce. And I wish the brat was grilled instead of boiled. It would have made for a better meal. The concept is good. I've heard many good reviews but I think they were mainly the restaurant and not the food truck. I also heard from more than one person that the best item on the menu is the Doner Kebab. If we make it to their restaurant, I'll the Doner Kabob then.

Sabor no more. Must be new owners. I've been going here for 20 years and this little corner had it…read moreall. But now, not even the puertorican accent . The food was ok, or so-so...which is bad considering their history. The lechón was mediocre, no seasoning (before you could see it on there.) now it looks like chicken or turkey. The alcapurrias were super greasy, hollow (?) and flavorless. Alcapurrias should be more substantial, not super soft like these. The rice was ok, but again it had no authentic flavor. The pastelillos (ground beef empanadas) were thin and dry. They may have been from yesterday. The passion fruit juice (parcha) is still delicious and the only good thing I had, besides Coco Rico soda. They must have new owners trying to mimic old recipes because this was our second chance attempt. We will now go to La Bomba, Jibaritos y Más or Las Palmas when they open.

My co-worker and I headed over to "El Secreto del Sabor" food truck and grabbed a quick lunch…read morebefore driving back to our store for the closing shift. She's Mexican but told me about this place. She said there are several food trucks stationed in Humboldt Park, yet this one is her favorite. I believe I had Puerto Rican food before when I was out and about in the city, though I never paid attention to any aromatic mobile vehicle in this neighborhood. Umm...Rosa J., did I not tell you to stay vigilant? Fortunately I had some cash on hand. I scrambled $7 for an order of bistec mixta, which came with arroz. Wow, the rice was SO fresh, and the steak was easy to chew and flavorful. When the young lady was preparing for my food, I was staring at a copious amount of "frituras." They smelled heavenly and were definitely soliciting my taste bud. Well, I gotta get back to work. Fried food doesn't mesh too well with my working stomach. Surely we will meet each other again when I have a day off. I didn't see any credit card machine inside the truck, so I have no doubt it is cash-only. I didn't really notice if their hours were posted on the exterior. I bet it depends based on weather or seasonality.

I've had my fair share of PR food and I have to say this is it, this is the one!…read more Sadly, they are only out in the OIP neighborhood during the summer/fall time so the 1 year wait was much anticipated. Family owned and great service, the prices are very decent for the quality of food you're getting along with variety of options. I always stick with their jibaritos, PR rice and their meat pies/empanadas. FUEGO! Rice is super soft and bouncy, the meat pies are incredible and their mini jibs hit the spot. Everything is jam packed with garlic so that will linger for about a day, worth it! Wait time can be anywhere from 30-45 min as they make everything fresh and the line can be lengthy. Patience is key because it's oh so worth it down to every last bite! They take cash/card and are open until 6pm except closed on Sundays. If you get there too late they run out of rice!

Maria, You definitely mastered preparing and coking some…read moreawesome authentic Puerto Rican food. Today was my first time experiencing food from Snix Snack, but not my first time eating Puerto Rican food. I thought everything that I ordered tasted great with one exceptions, but I would definitely come back. Arroz con gandules Mini Jibaritos Alcappurrias Relleno De Papa needed more meat Go Bull Dogs

Jeremiah was very helpful and polite with my assistance with an error in my order and provided…read moreservice quickly and effectively

This Portillo's location is ginormous. There's downstairs and upstairs seating. The ordering is on…read morethe circle of kiosks in the center of the restaurant. Bathrooms are upstairs in the back corner. The menu is very extensive. On the kiosk, you can add extras like cheese whiz, etc. I think I got a regular sausage hot dog and the beef sandwich with a sausage. They were both pretty tasty. I tried the chocolate cake, which was heavenly. I liked it much better than the strawberry cake, which came in its own little bowl. Good for large groups. Pro tip: when you sign up for their emails, you get a free order of fries right away!

This review is for the food cart, not the restaurant on Division. I tried this food cart for the…read morefirst time last night. I got some morcilla, a pastillo, an alcapurria, and a cornmeal breaded cheesy finger, the name escapes me. The morcilla tasted like it had been in the pan all day, wasn't spicy at all and had a bad after taste. The alcapurria was short on filling and short on flavor. The pastillo was filled with chicken which I had not expected and the pastry was flavorless. The only thing I liked were the cheesy breaded fingers, the name beginning with an "s". I won't be back unless I can't find these delicious breaded cheesy fingers elsewhere.

I had read about how Fatso's does the char dog. I made this my last meal in Chicago…read more I went with a char dog, depression style, an order of fries, and a side of the Merkts cheddar. How was it? Fries- Delicious! Fresh cut fries, made right in front of you. They were great! Huge portion, too! Merkts Cheddar Sauce- Hell yeah! Give me a gallon of this, and I will chug it! Such a tasty cheese sauce. Loved dipping my fries in it. Great combo! Char Dog- This dog was delicious! Great char, great toppings. My only beef would be the bun. It definitely could have been more soft/steamed and fresh. It held up pretty well, but there were a couple bites where it broke and flaked apart. Hate when that happens. Still...didn't ruin the overall experience. Had a great last meal in Chicago before I headed to the airport.

Fatso's Last Stand delivers exactly what its name promises: unapologetically indulgent, old-school…read morecomfort food done right. The burgers are the shining stars -- juicy, generously sized, and cooked to perfection with toppings that strike the perfect balance of classic and creative. Whether you go for a stacked cheeseburger, bacon-loaded option, or a specialty creation, the patties are flavorful and satisfyingly beefy, with a great char and use of quality ingredients that keeps diners coming back. Beyond burgers, the menu also features hearty eats like crispy fries, loaded sandwiches, and thick milkshakes, all served with a no-frills attitude that lets the food speak for itself. Service at Fatso's Last Stand matches the laid-back but attentive vibe of the restaurant -- staff are friendly, efficient, and know regulars by name, creating a welcoming, neighborhood-favorite energy. While the pace can get lively during peak hours, especially on weekends, the team handles the rush with good humor and keeps orders moving. The ambiance is casual and retro in all the right ways, with diner-style seating and a comfortable, unpretentious environment that makes it perfect for relaxed lunches, casual dinners with friends, or late-night burger runs. It's not fancy, but when your focus is on big, delicious burgers and familiar comfort food, Fatso's delivers exactly what you're craving.

Received a recommendation from one of my food apps to try this spot…read more Ordered the lobster bisque soup, lobster roll with cheddar chutney wasabi fries & corn potato boil. This meal was sad. The soup was so oily I was unable to consume it. The fries arrived cold & I thought they were plastic for a moment there. The chutney cheddar sauce was more like a paste due to the temperature. The lobster roll was small (I feel like they are served slightly larger at other establishments) I could be wrong so I don't hold it against Butterclaw. I do however fault you for the dry roll. I spent $35 to have a taste of lobster delivered for dinner & I even with the decent size chunks of lobster in the roll the overall result is utter disappointment. I would not recommend anyone shell out the $16.00 ($19.07 with the boil & fries add ons) to try this sandwich. I've wasted $35. Eat at your own risk? :-(

I ordered the clam chowder, sliders and cheese fries. The soup came with a roll and was a bit oily…read morebut very tasty. It had good chunks of clam. I will get again. The sliders were good too. I think it's worth the $12, decent amount of meat and comes with 3 small potato halves and 2 small corns. The fries were cold when they arrived. Not the best but not bad.