European deli sandwiches with quality ingredients and generous portions on fresh baked bread…read more It's so obvious, DeLishka is delicious! Though a bit obscure and hard to find, those who want a good sandwich know where to go. There is a curated selection of Italian, French and German sandwiches. This was my first visit so ordered a Cipriani with Italian mortadella, marscapone(!), arugula, pistachios and balsamic. It was the marscapone that sold me, but this was generously portioned and (let's be honest) messy for me to eat because the sandwich was piled high. I had to take half to go. I heard a few orders for the Gusti dal Nord (prosciutto, Gorgonzola, arugula and pear), and that sounds enticing as well. The bread is fresh and crusty. They had a tomato soup the day I was there, and I read on the website that they have pierogato -- Eastern European dumplings.

Thought it was just okay…read more Doesn't taste like the bread is freshly made there. Decent service. Simple ambiance.

Forza is the best meat and deli shop in the north shore. The staff is so friendly and the selection…read moreis amazing. You can find ready made items and everything else you need for dinner. They also have amazing pantry items like pasta and spices. We order their sandwiches all the time- and don't forget the paprika fries!

This is such a cute spot! I think it's a mom & pop shop with really great cuts of meat, cheeses,…read moreand a bunch of other stuff. I can't wait to come and get some things to throw on the grill in the summer! I tried the social club panini and it was SO good! They were so sweet in there and will definitely be back for charcuterie, olives, and so much more.

Love the wings and sandwiches The bowls are good but not…read morehuge servings Will absolutely eat there again

Still fantastic. Friendly, fast, fresh and delicious. My go to spot for a quick dinner when I don't…read morehave time to cook.

I visited Chicago for work a few weeks ago and a friend took me to a newly opened Fluffy Bin my…read morecafe for breakfast. You know what? If I had an option to give 10 stars, I would have. And then some! Everything was top notch -- the ambience, the friendliness and the professionalism of the staff, the taste and the presentation of the food, the flavor combination and the variety of drinks! And the Hunny Bunny syrniki are to die for! I haven't had such a great experience with the combination of quality of food and service on a while. I wish I lived closer-- I'd definitely become a regular. And for now I look forward to coming back and trying lunch options as they looked delicious too.

My husband and I stopped into Fluffy Bunny so that he could get some coffee. I decided to get a…read morepiece of cake for dessert after I had lunch at another restaurant. The coffee and cake were average tasting and were not all memorable. The worst thing was the price. Everything was so expensive. The coffee was $5.50 and the cake was $8.90. For the price, the product has to be better than it was. I ended up regretting skipping dessert at the restaurant I just came from. I will not be going back to Fluffy Bunny.

We love this place! I like their…read more Chicken salad melt and their matzo ball soup with noodles. My husband likes the fix-ins (Lox on sesame bagel). We also like the staff -- friendly & efficient! Nick always makes us feel very welcomed! Rosa is always helpful. Our only regret is that they close at 2:30 pm !!

Must order the latkes!! Some of the best you'll ever have. The turkey & slaw sandwich I got was…read morepacked full and very tasty. Place was packed around lunch time. I placed a to-go order in person and it was a smooth process. I will be back to sit on the patio!

I think an earlier reviewer is correct and they changed owners and/or management. Went by today to…read moretreat friends and was pretty disappointed. The food just was not what we were expecting. We expected Cultura Subs but what we got was a shadow of what we experienced before. The service was very accommodating, but slooow to get their version of jibarito sandwiches served up. They were subpar; even if they had the OG recipes, the execution was mid or below. The serving of yuca fries tasted similar to what we had before, but they served it with ketchup and not the original delicious homemade sauce. I doubt I will go back. Sayonara, OG Cultura Subs ;_;

We definitely ordered more than our family could eat from our first Cultura Subs visit, but it was…read moresuch a welcome treat. Some standouts for me were the steak jibarito, the Philly cheesesteak, and the shawarma bowl. The staff also gave us a freebie which was so thoughtful of them! I think it was an app, but I honestly didn't get to try it since my partner devoured it before I got a chance. No matter, we were stuffed regardless! We ordered takeout, and the food was still hot when we tucked in. I can only imagine the menu is even better in person. If you're in the mood for some cultural crossover cuisine, I highly recommend Cultura Subs if you're in the area!

We're in town during Thanksgiving for the first time in a decade. I ordered all the sides from…read moretowne and oak (delish), the pies from three tarts (perfection) and then I need a turkey. I checked Yelp and ordered from Hofherr Meat based on the stellar reviews. I often peek into Hofherr Meat when walking into Shred415 so was excited to finally try it! About 2 days before I was telling a friend where i got my turkey and she asked me how i plan to cook it. Cook it?? It literally had not occurred to me that my turkey would be raw. If it's not obvious from this review and ALL my restaurant reviews the kitchen is not where I shine. I called Hofherr to ask if they could cook my turkey and while apparently they do that it was too late to put in the request. Good to know for next time. Wednesday morning I joined the rest of the North Shore to pick up my raw turkey. I ran into a friend while waiting for it who is more of an expert when it comes to making turkeys and she asked them to give me gravy, a turkey bag (apparently easier and lessy messy to cook in a bag) and some directions. The next day I followed their directions along with some help from my bestie chatgpt. I stuck it in the oven and crossed my fingers we wouldn't be going without a turkey this thanksgsiving. We had a little mishap when the thermometer melted into the turkey (oops), but besides that it really wasn't too difficult of a process. And while I had trouble eating a turkey after seeing it raw my family was thrilled that it was perfectly moist and praised my turkey making skills. I did have a few bites and did think it was pretty good- and i dont even like turkey. I would definitely get my turkey from here again, although next time i'll be ordering a cooked turkey out of convenience. But for those of you who like to cook a turkey I recommend them!

Meat is high quality. The staff is top notch…read more The shop is small, so phone in orders make your stop quick and easy.

We drive past Grill House all the time, it has been in Northbrook for a long time (I just found out…read morethat it's been here for 9 years), however, this was the first time that we ever visited, and I am happy that we finally did! My husband and I wanted a quick and good dinner one Sunday recently, and we picked Grill House after I read some good reviews on Yelp.  Although it's a casual, fast-food-style restaurant, the menu is surprisingly extensive, with a wide variety of healthy Greek dishes. It was definitely helpful to look over their menu online before we visited, because the menu board inside could be a bit overwhelming.  I guess I still looked quite confused when I saw 2 kiosks in front of the ordering counter.  A staff behind the counter offered to help, and I just ordered directly with him.  Later of the evening I discovered that he's the friendly owner Gus. After placing our order at the counter, we were given a table number, and our food was delivered promptly.  I ordered a Chicken Souvlaki Plate ($17.50 at the time, it's now listed online for $18), while my husband ordered a Filet Mignon Souvlaki Plate ($25.50).  Each souvlaki plate included a soup or salad, rice and potato (1 piece), a side of veggies, and pita bread in a paper bag.  It was a generous amount of food! We both chose the lentil soup, which was served piping hot in a nice ceramic bowl with a lid. It was flavorful and comforting. My chicken souvlaki was tender and juicy, never dry, and both the rice and potato were delicious. We were both impressed with the quality and value of the meal. I ordered a lemonade, which is considered a fountain drink ($4.00) and comes with free refills, though I couldn't even finish my first glass. My husband would have ordered a glass of wine if we hadn't had plans afterward, so we were happy to see that Grill House also serves beer and wine for a future visit. The service was another highlight. Everyone was warm and welcoming; a special shout-out to Kevin, who was very attentive and checked in on us several times.  When I was taking photos around the restaurant, the owner Gus greeted me again, which was a nice personal touch. The restaurant itself was bright, clean, and inviting. There's also a pleasant patio for those who prefer to dine outdoors. We will definitely be back to try more dishes from their extensive menu.  I am glad that we finally gave Grill House a try!

Easily the blandest food in the area…read more Service is okay Ambiance is just okay. Every time I'm here I'm just disappointed. Everything they do is bland and below average.