Burgers are the main thing to get at this restaurant in Oswego but these aren't the average. It…read moreadds in Latin American flair and spice. Asadoras Argentina Burgers is kind of a small place but the menu is actually humongous. Has lots of interesting toppings and more. The prices are okay for the large portions. A lot of choices to make when getting a burger. It's got a few patties to choose from. They have beef along with a black bean chipotle patty. Can get meaty or plant based. Of course there's all the crazy toppings. Has beers. It's about $6 a bottle. There's imports such as Estrella. It's about $15 to get the Vegetarian Combo. We figured this was our best option. It comes with a black bean chipotle patty burger. Toppings include arugula, mozzarella which I left off, mushrooms, and onions. Among the sides are fries. There's also salads. For sure it was better than expected. It's located in the strip mall with the other Mexican restaurant. There's a few options for vegetarians.

Asadoras, though small , is easy to find in a strip mall, with ample parking. It was a long drive…read morefor me, but I love burgers, and this place has been in my "pending file" for quite awhile. The friendly daughter of this family owned business explained some of their top burgers to me and I went with the El Che burger, with cheddar and bacon sidewinder fries, and the delicious cucumber lemonade. Everything was delicious. So many choices - I'll be back again.

Been eyeing this place for a while. All in all, it was pretty good!…read moreFood was tasty, well packaged. Only couple things they could have done better: fries were not crispy (even though I ordered them that way) and the burger patties were not well seasoned and a bit over done. But even with that, it all tasted good.

$1.00 Hot Dog special on Tuesdays! The hot dogs are Chicago Style, and they offer a meal special…read morethat adds fires and a soda for an additional $5.00. Cheese for the fries is either $1.00 or $1.50 depending on who is ringing up your order. The drinks have unlimited refills, fries fresh cut and the hot dogs are good. A good deal when you don't want to cook on a Tuesday.

The chicken tenders are terrific!!!!! Excellent customer service. Ismail is very professional and…read morepassionate. I would recommend this place to eat

I highly recommend Chick fry. They have a limited menu but so far everything has been delicious…read more The spicy zinger sandwich comes with seasoned fries, and was the perfect level of spicy for me being a medium spice level gal. The chicken tenders were delicious according to hubs. The owner was very kind, and even gave us a complimentary can of pop. We'll be back to try the other items soon.

I think that Mexican restos have the same unfortunate reality as Chinese and many Indian joints:…read moreThe worse the curb appeal, the better the food. Although it is prolly apocryphal, it is said Toulouse-Lautrec commented much the same about French restaurants. There is a sizable Latino population in our neck of the woods, thus there are many Mexican places to eat. MiRancho here falls under the category of my opening statement. It's (way) off the beaten path, and definitely not picturesque. But I have had too many good meals in places that aren't exactly the ritz, so I had to try MiRancho. The Yelps were encouraging. I was ordering from the menu board, then I saw a small sign announcing a "buffet". I asked the nice fellow behind the counter and he said it was on. Well. It was, again, not pretty, but the quality of what was on/in it was top-notch. Lotsa meats, all totally yum. Three soups, including a great Pozole. Proper garnishes and side dishes. The throw from the soft drink bubbler was excellent. Even from the buffet, everything tasted vibrant and fresh--Might be the best Mex food I've had in this area. At the right price, too. In the end, it was very "home-like" and I took the simple, yet clean surroundings as a statement of "We're about the food 100% here". A true "off-the path" gem!

Food was super gas. Service was phenomenal and friendly right off the bat. Classic hidden lil…read moreMexican gem spot tucked away from the world.

I wish I could articulate what brain processes led to the "FAJITAS" category screaming out at me…read morewhile I was looking over the extensive Baba's menu but I really can't say. What I can tell you is that I ordered the steak and chicken mixed option fully prepared for it to be a let down but I am so happy I gave them a chance because they were not half bad. As you can see from photos there's nice sized servings of beef and chicken tossed with much more onions, peppers, tomatoes and seasoning than I expected. It also comes with plenty of nicely cooked tortillas for scooping up all the goodness into a couple of tacos as well as shredded lettuce, sour cream, and some of Baba's mild sauce. I like the mild sauce on other menu items like the chicken but don't feel it works very well with the fajitas. I ended up adding some leftover salsa of my own that I had in the fridge. I have to admit that one thing that drew me to this order was a picture I saw on the menu showing that the fajitas came with pita bread as opposed to tortillas. It just seemed like a very intriguing combo to me. I was still happy with the tortillas but have to admit that not being able to satisfy my curiosity did bother me. Would be kind of cool if they gave the option to choose pita or tortillas. I ordered using the Baba's app and the food was ready at the quoted pickup time of 20 mins. The woman cleaning up for closing and working the counter was an absolute sweetheart. Gave the perfect amount of lemon pepper when I said just a little and was just so friendly.

I've been driving past this place for years, giving it the side-eye 'cos I read an unkind review or…read moretwo. Plus, I'm not sure I'm interested in "steak" from a takeout joint in an old Pizza Hut building. (This I know, is unscientific and eventually unfair, but I know what I like). After reading a few Yelps claiming this is a Chicago legend, and some interesting stories about the founder. I figured I'd try it. I almost bailed, 'cos the outer perimeter had more litter than I cared to see, but I remembered my edict that sometimes the worse a place looks, the better the chow. Inside, it was brightly lit, almost garishly so. As funky as it looked outside, it was spotless inside. I didn't see any kitchen equipment in the parking lot, so I didn't the outer circuses sway me. I had read the "GymShoe" (A legendary Chicago comestible-google it) was one of the top choices, so there I went. Also heard their breaded Mushrooms were great, I added it to my order. Didn't look at the receipt after I ordered, and it was a good thing. More on that later. I took a seat and watched the non-stop procession of customers. Each one opening their white clamshell and giving the contents a massive dose of whatever was in the industrial shaker. Now I was intrigued. I sat and I sat and I sat, almost 30 minutes waiting for my food. I thought maybe they forgot about me. I looked at my receipt and it was near $30! For a sandwich and mushrooms? WTF? They finally called me. They handed me a bag that weighed as much as a bowling ball. Inside was an aluminum tray one might find in a catering order. Turns out the "Crispy GymShoe" is an oversized behemoth sandwich with a full order of fresh-cut fries. Well. As I left, he held the afore-mentioned shaker aloft and asked if I wanted "Lemon Pepper" on my sandwich. So THAT was what was in there!! I declined-as it is my custom to always taste the dish the way the chef intended it, before I modify or embellish. I et the sandwich for 3 days, that's how massive it was, and still put a portion out for the backyard critters on the 4th. I never finished the fries. The Mushrooms were good, not great, but they were bit players in the drama-The "CrispyGymShoe" was Brando in this drama. It was a rich, rich sarnie with Gyros, Corned Beef and Italian Beef (I think). along with cheese and grilled onions (again I think). I et about a third of each massive hunk before I had to stop. It was a juggernaut. In the end, it was a good sandwich, not a masterpiece. I kind of carped about the $18.99 price tag above, but this football of a sandwich could probably feed 3 people, maybe 4 if there weren't starving. at $4 per mouth and change, that's a good deal. The menu is massive and I'll return for at least a Gyros. I wonder how the Lemon Pepper would taste with that...

Ate here for lunch yesterday with my husband. Great place to stop for a quick bite to eat. Got our…read moreorder correct, sandwiches were made fast, and we're the employees were very polite.

Been here 4 times. Gotten my order wrong 4 times. Food subpar at best. Will never come here again…read more I will drive out of my way to go to a different Jimmy John's

Great food, but the service isn't the best. The sampler comes with 2 wings, a bone-in piece of…read morechicken, and a tender. If you want a sauce for your tender, it is an additional 95 cents! Crazy! The cup of jambalaya that I ordered was only half full, and my bisquit was a bit undercooked in the middle at the Oswego location. I used to go to the one in Hinsdale and was thrilled to find one closer to home. However, after a couple of disappointing interactions with the staff, I will travel to another location to enjoy this tasty chicken!

The flavor is banging and the the sides are so good. The only reason I shorted one star was because…read morewe went late and the chicken was old and dry. Other than that I can tell if it was fresh it would be amazing.

So good! Had the combo kabob! Both steak and chicken were great. Love the garlic sauceread more

Checked out this restaurant in Yorkville to get Middle Eastern food. Flame Kabob has a limited menu…read morecompared to other places. It has a lot of choices that are meaty and these even include salads. Also kind of a hectic atmosphere. There's not a whole lot of room inside for tables. Basic looking place in a strip mall with other places to eat. It's somewhere after going past it enough times I got a craving for a falafel wrap so finally we came in. They got a much more limited menu that really made us struggle to choose something. A few okay things to get. There's a counter to order that and they bring it out. It's about $7 to get the dolmanthes. These are the classic stuffed grape leaves. It's about $8 to get hummus. This is pretty much the extent of the vegetarian options. Someone forgot to put falafel on the menu. They have plenty of chicken though. Crappy. The lunch was okay but it seemed not that fresh to be honest. Fairly okay food if liking gyros and kabobs because that's mostly all they actually got. It's one of the few restaurants of this cuisine to not have any falafel on the menu which is crazy stuff. There's a few items for vegetarians but these are sides or whatever.