5 stars!!!! I am so mad that I just found this place, short before moving. One of our favorite food…read morebloggers: Number 6 with Cheese came here for a pizza sandwich. After watching their YouTube video, we had to try it. I called in an order for their Signature Italian Sandwich and also the Pizza Sandwich. It was ready on 15 minutes. Super friendly service, plus they have a full bar. I bet this place is a good time afterwork. Anyway, my husband and I shared the sandwich. And it was so good. The bread had the right level of crust and the topping were so fresh. I regret only ordering a sandwich to share. I wanted that whole damn thing to myself. We ended up eating the pizza Sando for dinner with a salad. The Pizza sandwich was so good. It looks like a flat bread but it was so good. We heated it up in the air fryer and it was perfect. My photo doesn't do it justice as it had sat on my counter for an hour, but believe me it was delicious. Check this place out. I definitely could go for another sandwich before I exit Chicago.

Highly recommend. I am gluten free and they chopped up my meat and topping in a basket salad. My…read morefamily loved their sandwiches. Delicious bread! And the staff was beyond friendly and nice! We sat outside on the patio and it was perfect with the sun shining.

The casual restaurant has a bar full of local beer and a they also make a Negroni with an espresso…read moreshot, I'll have to try that next time. The berry bliss was delicious. I haven't eaten peanut butter like that in a long time. Order at the counter and they brought the food to us.

Great environment, cool bar, delicious sandwiches!…read more We came here on a Saturday afternoon around 12pm. It was not crowded but people were coming in and out with take out and were eating inside. I got the Italian sandwich with banana peppers. It was very good, spicy salami, salty ham, fresh vegetables. The bread was very good too! My partner got the omertà, he said it was good, very fresh but having more than 1 half of it was too much. So it appears it was filling. This place is a total vibe, we didn't eat inside but it was cute.

My number one advice is to come here for their hot sandwich!!…read more The wait was long and they stop serving hot sandwiches at 3pm so get here earlier if that's what you're looking for. I was blown away by the tasty sandwich and their housemade chips- so much flavor yet light and satisfying. So glad I got to try them!

Had an awesome lunch at Lardon -- this place absolutely lives up to the hype…read more The Italiano (Michelin Top 7 sandwiches in North America) is next-level. The combo of soppressata, capicola, 'nduja, and provolone hits perfectly, and the house giardiniera gives it that spicy, tangy kick that just brings everything together. Also tried the Charred Broccolini Melt -- and honestly, this might steal the show for some people. The melted provolone, pickled fresno peppers, and herb aioli on ciabatta create a ridiculously good flavor profile. Smoky, creamy, and just the right amount of bite. And let's not ignore the details -- fresh-cut chips, great bread, and that casual Logan Square vibe that makes you want to hang out longer than planned. If you're a sandwich person, this is a must-stop.

One of the best sandwiches I've had in a long time. No notes. Flavor profile is AMAZING, the bread…read moreis *chef's kiss*. The meat is perfectly moist and is paired very well with the sweet caramelized onions. I just selfishly wish it was a bit more affordable (just because in that case, I'd come by a lot more often:) ) My bf and I were enjoying a coffee nextdoor at The People's Cafe, and it was an option to order pickup from TriBecca and eat it at the cafe (due to limited seating).

I went there today. The only employee working was washing the outside windows when I got there. I'm…read moreglad she wasn't cleaning the toilets. The menu was on a hand held. I ordered the Italian and when I went to look for chips there was no chips. Sixteen dollars for a sandwich is high for me. The owner must be passing on City Halls rules on me. Then they want me to tip the employee for washing the windows.

This place deserves all the love - don't listen to any of the haters! I got here around 7:40 AM on…read morea Saturday morning and there were only a couple people ahead of me. The wait time really wasn't that bad - I think I was in and out in about 15 minutes. The line did get longer around 7:50 so plan accordingly. I had the absolute best cinnamon roll (arroz con leche) of my life here. The texture was perfectly fluffy and the roll was abundantly iced with a cream cheese-y icing with some nice rice pudding. The rolls are massive too! I couldn't imagine any cinnamon roll topping the ones here. I have tried cinnamon rolls at a couple other hyped spots in the city. Do yourself a favor and skip everywhere else and just come here as the other places absolutely pale in comparison. I also got a strawberries and cream concha that was divine. There was a luscious strawberry cream filling that was a nice surprise. I had been meaning to try a concha for a while & I am so glad I got to try it here. This place is def in my top 2 bakeries in the city and I have tried my fair share. It's certainly the best in Logan Square (sorry Sugar Moon). If calories didn't matter I'd come here every weekend it is that good.

i got up at 7:30am for this place and when i tell you this was so worth it. We waited for no more…read morethan 30 minutes from open until we got our food and pastries. The earlier you get there, the more options you have. we not only got a torta de huevos con chilaquiles en salsa roja y verde con carne asada, and 6 pastries. all of which were delicious. The workers were so sweet, it made the place feel like i was back in mexico in my mother's hometown. The ambience is warm and very welcoming. If you're a person that can't decide, make sure you bring extra money because you will be walking out with more than one box. Only downside is how many seats they have to eat there, but mostly everyone that went in, got their food and pastries and left.

Family owned businesses and they have a great selection of sandwiches and pastries. Great food and…read morewonderful people can't go wrong. This is where the locals come.

I like this place for a quick breakfast Sammy. It's pretty affordable about $6. However you get…read morewhat you pay for! Ladies are super nice and quick!

Fantastic beef. This was my first stop getting off the plane, and even though we went to a few…read moreplaces with great Italian beef sandwiches during our trip, this one set the bar. There was a line going down the aisle, but it went quickly and the folks behind the deli counter were quick and efficient. The bread was able to maintain structure after getting dipped, the sandwich was hot and filled with beef, and the vinegar from the hot peppers helped cut through the richness of the gravy. The deli is situated in the back past the rows of Italian goods and fridges of prepared foods. I wish I lived in the area; the pinwheel sausages in the deli case looked incredible! No tables or chairs, BUT there is a thin, small counter at the front where you can stand and devour your sandwich. Can probably fit 4-5 people and was perfect for us to just quickly stop and enjoy the sandwich. Was worried that we'd have to travel back to our hotel or eat on the side of the street before the sandwich got too soggy, but the counter saved us! So glad we came here.

I order here for lunch quite a bit. Great cold cuts, quick service, and the sandwiches are huge…read more Classic deli feel, simple but great place. 10/10

When in the area, I always got to go to Spinning Js. The fresh baked goods and careful attention…read morefrom the staff makes it one of my favorite spots. The hipster diner aesthetic truly is a comforting vibe. We got the spinning j and the poblano sandwich, with sausage and a buttermilk biscuit. It was amazing. The s'mores pie was delightful as well.

Bookmarked this little gem while I was searching for a diner/cafe. After grabbing a big brunch at a…read morepopular café nearby, we decided that we should still check this place out and I'm glad we did because it was so, so, SO much better than our brunch. The vibe is like a neighborhood diner bar that gives a warm and cozy feeling. They have pies, merch, and a pastry display at the front. The menu is a combination of classic Western diner food with some Japanese twists. The staff were super friendly and recommended a few options since we were too full to try multiple things. We were seated in one of the booths, and the light above us was a lotus-shaped lamp. The whole environment makes you want to stay all morning or afternoon. We ordered a lemon meringue cranberry yuzu pie and a homemade ginger lime soda. The pie blew our minds! It was perfectly balanced with flavors in each layer, the meringue wasn't overly sweet, and the crust was similar to a cheesecake crust. It honestly made us want to order another pie just to try it, but we knew we wouldn't be able to finish. The ginger lime soda was also incredibly refreshing, with actual ginger bits and citrus flavor to balance it out. It tasted like a fresh ginger ale with lime! We saw a lot of people ordering their breakfast sandwich and hope we can come back in the future to try it, especially since the brunch place we went to earlier was very underwhelming.

We shared: 1. Jumpball Scramble - corned beef, 3 eggs,…read morepotatoes, onions, American cheese, toast 2. Corned Beef sandwich Corned beef was a little dry but big portions in both dishes. Highly recommend the jumpbell; it's pure comfort, shareable, and you must add the gravy. Not a terribly long menu with very reasonable prices ($1 pop?!?!) Staff were very friendly/social and added to the fun experience.

The corned beef sandwich had plenty of meat. Good flavor. It did seem very dry. No moisture in the…read moremeat. I would suggest ordering with something else on the sandwich like sauerkraut or thousand island dressing. I have not tried anything else but I heard the grits are off the hook and the breakfast menus looked pretty good. Service was swift. No nonsense at the register. The cooks were very polite and friendly. It came with a couple pickle spears. Ambiance is a bit rough. Looks clean but worn out. It's a throwback utilitarian dinner. It needs some love and some neon. The cost was high. About $17 for a no frills CB sandwich at a no frills dinner seemed like you should at least get a side with it. Overall I liked it and will be back to try something else.

Wow... I wasn't aware of your game Ahuevo. I'm always on the hunt for a good burger and you guys…read moredid NOT disappoint. Mind you, this was a DoorDash order so I'm even more impressed. First, I really appreciate how well packaged everything was. Second, it arrived in perfect and steaming hot condition . Thirdly, the portion was actually insane . I stg 5 bites in I gave it up lol. To be fair I'm not the biggest eater but I loooove a good meal and this was just that! Also please don't be fooled by the angle of the fries, i had already eaten some and i assure you it was full to the top. I ordered the smash burger and added caramelized onions and bacon because bacon . I also fries with a side of cheese sauce(gotta have it ) the first bite almost 100% healed me. This thing was HEAVY ! I appreciate when I can taste the freshness of ingredients . The cheese was a stand alone star all by itself . I know I say this allll the time but it's true. It's my first experience but it will not be my last. My total was 25.28 before tip and 39.26 after. Thanks so much guys and keep up the great work and consistency!

Ahuevo's Double Smash Burger (the most popular item on the menu) delivers a classic smash burger…read moreexperience elevated by thoughtful execution: two 100% American beef patties, real American cheese, fresh lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickles, and a signature secret sauce all nestled in a soft, buttery brioche bun . The patties are seared thin and crisp at the edges, which maximizes savory beef flavor and adds pleasant texture contrast. Reviewers on platforms like Restaurantji and TrustTheCrowd praise the balance of juicy meat and tangy toppings, and mention the locally‑made, fluffy bun as a standout feature . With a price around $10.99, the burger offers strong value, generous portions, and is consistently described as reliably excellent by a staff that clearly cares about service and ingredient quality. Good Mexican ambiance. Complementing the hearty burger, the Agua de Jamaica hibiscus drink offers a refreshing tropical contrast. It's a lightly tart, floral iced tea served from a newly added menu item at Ahuevo in Chicago--typically around $2 for a 16‑oz cup, making it excellent bang for the buck . The drink's bright crimson hue and crisp flavor cut through the richness of the burger with a clean finish. Customers often pair it with breakfast tater tots or egg sandwiches as a cooling palate cleanser. For those seeking a lighter, more refreshing beverage alongside a savory and hearty sandwich, the Jamaica drink is a perfect match. Overall, Ahuevo nails the fundamentals of a smash burger--think juicy, seared beef, crisp toppings, and handmade brioche--while their Agua de Jamaica adds a smart, refreshing foil that rounds out the meal beautifully.