New sub shop in Logan. Finally! Great food with really high quality ingredients. I had the Classic Italian which was excellent. The bread always makes a sub and these guys have great bread. Place is really tiny so it probably a great place to come and get take out. The have a cool picnic option which includes everything you need to have a picnic on the Blvd. Should crush it this summer. read more

Sooooo good, and customer service is above and beyond. Funnily enough, I pass by the shop everyday on my way to the gym, hahaha. Was working from home so decided to order it. I had ordered a canoli that didn't come with the sandwhich and called them to just take it off the bill. Instead, they came back and delivered TWO canolis and a can of San Pellegrino. The bread and sandwich fixins were all super fresh and tasty. The canoli. Was. Heaven. Really rich, so definitely get it when you have some room to indulge! read more

Great hidden gem in Logan Square. We used to live in West Loop and have been missing JP Grazianos - so happy to have found Rosie's Sidekick!!!! Sandwiches were so good and service was great. We will be back. We got the Turkey & Cheese with giardineira and the Hot Turkey. YUM read more

Great sandwiches, made fresh with quality ingredients. The bread is really great. Staff are friendly. Make sure to bring cash!

Maybe the best sandwich place in the city, very cool atmosphere.

I had the meatball sandwich here this weekend and it was fantastic. My girlfriend had the Turkey sub and it was excellent as well. We'll be ordering here at least once a week. read more

Delicious sandwiches and great variety. Staff is great and owner is wonderful. If you live or are visiting nearby you really should stop in and try a sandwich. They cater as well. read more

Total rip off. The sandwiches we ordered were horrible and so overpriced. We are not big eaters (both vegetarians and ordered vegetarian sandwiches) and both sandwiches were pretty disgusting. We didn't even eat them. The bread was soggy from all the cheap, store bought jar vegetables tossed haphazardly inside. Total waste of $$$$. Inedible read more

Amazing sandwiches and even better customer service!! Chris was extremely nice and was very hospitable. I had a muffuletta and it was easily one of the best I've had and was made with high quality ingredients. They had really good cannolis and cookies as well. Prices at Rosie's were very good considering the significant portion sizes. I would absolutely recommend Rosie's to anyone looking for a quick meal. I recommend you also try the coconut curry cashews. read more

I got the muffaletta...it was an ok sandwich but it wasn't anything special. Felt like it was a lot of bread for the sandwich. I love cannolis!!! but again it was nothing special even though they claim to have the best in all of Chicago...overall I spent $20 for my lunch...wasn't bad...just was hoping for a lot better read more

" The Couch" hands down is the best sandwich i've ever had meatballs are incredible ..the service was great friendly faces ..cant wait to go back read more

cool space, friendly staff, but there's too much bread vs filling and the fact that its cash only is kind of a bummer.

I want to love this place bc it is close to home and a great use of a long unused space previously. We've been in before for sandwiches. Sandwiches were slow to be made but that's OK bc they were making them fresh for us and they tasted great. This summer we were excited to see Italian Ice advertised! Mikos and Avas are great but this is close so we were looking forward to giving it a try. After skipping sno cones at the farmer's market so that we could have Italian ice we were disappointed. The taped up signs in the window advertise lemon, orange, red apple and espresso. We went in and I ordered a red apple. I was first given a quizzical look when I mentioned Italian ice. She then said she had to see what they had. As she dug through the freezer she told me no apple. Just lemon and orange. Fine. I ordered three of the "little" oranges. And I also specified that I wanted the $2 size (which is called "little"). A few minutes later she tells me it's not actually orange, it's mango. Fine again. Although now we would like two mangos and a lemon. We wait and hear the two employees talking about the ice which is rock hard and has to be chipped away, not scooped as Italian ice should be. Finally after probably 10 minutes we got our three cups of chunks of ice with some flavor. And are told that will be $9. We said nope, we said "little" and verified price. So they only charged us $6 since it was their mistake on cup size. As we get home the person with lemon says it's good but doesn't taste like lemon. Turns out it's coconut not lemon. There were clearly no labels nor did the employees have any idea. Good thing that person is OK with coconut. I hate coconut and would have made a trip back. I think Rosie's should just stick to sandwiches or figure out their system for Italian ice before putting signs up for it. read more

Tried Rosie's via grubhub on a rain day - so glad to have it in the neighborhood, esp after the much-mourned closure of Half-Italian, and even more grateful they deliver since Rosie's is quite a bit further from us. That being said, delivery (after fee & tip) was pricey, so much better value in picking up (especially the picnic basket deals - those are really a great deal!). We both tried the standard italian - super satisfying and tasty - not the absolute best Italian in chicago, but that one's about impossible to top (and it's not from graziano's). One big difference in Rosie's Italian was that they seem to use a balsamic dressing instead of a basic italian or o/v sauce (and they put the dressing on the bread as opposed to the lettuce/veggies). The balsamic added a sweetness that initially confused me as I wasn't expecting it but quickly grew on me and enhanced the salty, rich meats. The meat was very high end and fresh, the lettuce shredded and crispy (the tomatoes were a little anemic and will hopefully improve in quality as they come into season). The onions and tomatoes were served on the outside of the sandwich (kinda strange, but also understandable as many ask to leave off these two ingredients). The bread was super fresh, pillowy and while I think I prefer a bit crustier bread, I did not miss tearing up the roof of my mouth. They forgot one of the 2 bags of chips we ordered, which was a bummer (good chips!), but the 8" sandwich was plenty filling on its own, kinda wish I had one right now. Minestrone soup was hearty but lacking in salt. The cannoli was hands down BY FAR the best I've ever had. And it was delivered with a shatteringly-crisp shell, like they just filled it. Do not pass over the cannoli! All in all, great sandwich options, reasonably priced if you pick up. I hope to see tons of people picnicking on the boulevard medians eating sammiches and I'm looking forward to trying all their offerings. Yum Rosie's - hope you're super successful! read more

This place is pretty good although a bit expensive. If I could give 3.5 I would but we will round up. I got the eggplant parm and my friend got the meatball. We got two bags of chips and a box of cookies. Both the cookies and chips are from outside sources. We didn't have to wait too long and they made the sandwiches on the spot. The place is small and there's no chairs or such to eat inside so you have to take it out with you. They only take cash but they have an ATM inside. My friend was disappointed that the bread on her sandwich wasn't toasted, (mine was), and the eggplant on the inside of my sandwich was a little cold, but we were really really disappointed by the dessert. The cookies were super stale - actually inedible. Even if they aren't making the desserts themselves they should make sure they are good. Overall, the sandwiches we had were yummy but if this place wants to survive with all the competition in Logan Square I think they have to do a bit more. read more