Best breakfast on that side of town old school diner and great coffee sit down or order to go…read morecustomer service is great .

My husband and I pass this restaurant every morning. So last week I say let's try them out. So I…read morewent in and got our order to go. I ordered him Sunny side up eggs with hashbrowns with onions in it and bacon. I ordered my self an onion, mushroom and cheese omelette with grits and Parker House hot links. Both breakfasts also came with toast but the cashier told me that I could make my toast French toast for a small up charge. I met a regular that had been coming there for over 15 years. He said the food was so good. He traveled all the way from 78th and stony Island just to come here for breakfast. The guy also said that he worked for the city and that was one of the spots that all the workers would come to. I asked about the other Joe's restaurant across the street. He said that it was old workers that worked for the original Joe's that opened up their own business. The food took a little bit about 20 minutes they cooked everything from scratch. I also loved that they used real mushrooms for my omelette. So many other diners use canned mushrooms. I'm glad they didn't. I also ordered an apple juice and our total was under $19. That's a steal! We couldn't wait to get home so we opened it up in the car. Nice size portions!!!! Everything was delicious I don't even eat French toast but I did taste it and it was really good! Everything was hot and delicious. I highly recommend them!

Got some pretty great beers from this brewery. It has kind of a limited selection but it still has…read moreinteresting ones to choose from. Whiner Beer Company is located in a pretty interesting building in Back Of The Yards. Has other things to check out when not having a few cold ones. There's also a limited menu of pizza. Coming in here it seemed like it would be a great place for banquets and gatherings. It's located in the building known as The Plant. There were only a few people here and it seemed pretty quiet. A lot of people just don't know about it. The beers are the best things but it also has more. A lot of the beers seem to have a theme about care. It's about $7 a pint. Best of the ones we had was the Miaou. This is a dry hopped Belgian style wheat. Hoppy while still being not too hoppy. There's also pizza. Kind of limited and expensive. The pizza mostly has meaty toppings. Has to be one of the most interesting places in this pretty rough area. It's pretty cool to come when the rest of the vendors here are open. They're closed Mondays to Wednesdays.

Cool space on 46th St. Industrial vibes inside with good rotating beer selection. Ample street…read moreparking, worth a visit! Pro Tip: Raza pizza on site for takeaway pizza!

Wow! Wow! WOW! This place is great! The food was truly…read moreexceptional. We tried about seven or eight different dishes at our table and all were excellent. I think our favorite was the catfish! If you go be sure to try Ernie's fingers. So so good. But the Jambalaya, Vegetarian Rice w/Jack Fruit, Fried Chicken, Roasted Carrots, Yeast Rolls, Pea Flower Tea Lemonade and all the other stuff was simply wonderful. Chloe, who is the proprietor, Did a great job of helping us out. We had some great conversation with her and everyone just loved the food. We definitely plan to go back!

This might be one of the most incredible dining experiences I've had. DixiePura is an intimating…read morerestaurant specializing in Southern Asian fusion. Smooth R&B and soul plays in the background as you enjoy delicious (and strong!) cocktails and delicious small plates and entrees. I enjoyed the Fingers (collard green and cornbread egg rolls). Such an interesting, memorable flavor. I also had the Korean fried chicken and rice. Very good. I will for sure be back.

Not sure why I had not reviewed this soot earlier, I come here often, in fact I'm here right now…read more Great spot! Set in an old warehouse that is now an art gallery event space and restaurant nestled in an older warehouse district in Bridgeport neighborhood of Chicago. Beautiful decor and laid out perfectly. The natural wood floors furniture ie tables chairs etc and iron work throughout sets the ambiance for old meets new. It works. The wide spacing between tables makes for a comfortable dining experience. So many folks come in to do their work and dine here. What a super addition to the neighborhood that less than a decade ago was essentially a street that was more a run down semi-truck alley. Great menu with neighborhood favorites leaning toward the old school Italian dishes. Sandwiches, soups, salads, and breakfasts just to name a few are all excellent. The pastries are insane and a must take home deal. I love the American Breakfast. Three eggs your way, thick diced America potatoes, thick cut bacon, and sourdough toast. Accompanied by what I believe to be home made jelly and for sure homemade gardiniera. Caruso's gardiniera actually. Diced into a relish unlike most standard gardiniera it's easier to eat with many dishes. Excellent flavor and just the right kick to it. FYI Dolce Arte also sells a to go line of homemade Caruso products from their gardiniera to past and past sauces and more. Yes, their coffee is really good too. Lavazza products I believe. The service is always on point. Casual but on point. Very friendly staff from diverse backgrounds. This is the place you bring people close to you, business lunches, meetings, formal ir informal, or like me, save it for myself as my own getaway spot. It's an artists dream and sets a positive time for any gathering.

The staff is amazing and so is the food! The twins and I…read moreate everything! There was so much left over we ate it for breakfast the next morning! Next time I'm adding photos! Sorry it was so good I forgot to take any .

Yummy gyros homemade taziki . Excellent fried mushrooms good frys nice menu. Everything vines out…read morefresh and fast. Lots of parking .

From out of town and like to eat local when I can. Had a pretty good Greek Salad. Fries were…read moreawesome. Others had gyros(reported to be good), baby double burger(thumbs up) hot dog and corn dog. Cheese curds were good and squeaky.

This is one of our favorite local spots…read more Great food. Great atmosphere. Great service. They have an extensive schedule of events and pop-ups so definitely check Instagram so you know what to expect before you show up! On Monday's, their regular kitchen is closed, but they usually have a pop up. They have a rotating selection of beers on tap along with a few standards. They mostly serve their own products so don't go in and expect a Bud Light, but rest assured that whoever is behind the bar will help you find something you like. Their canned gin and tonic is my personal go-to.

My friends and I came to Mars for a book club meeting and wow, it was such a vibe. I did not expect…read moreto like it this much. The area initially threw me off a bit. It is surrounded by factories and buildings that look a little abandoned, so it feels a little sketchy pulling up. But once you walk inside, it is a completely different experience. The space is beautiful, with a great layout, a central bar, and plenty of seating. It is mostly seat yourself, and you order drinks at the bar, but they do bring food out to you and clear your table. The staff was friendly and took the time to explain how everything works, which I appreciated. Now the food. So good. I have had a favorite taco spot for the past few months, but this place honestly raised the bar. They are known for their fried cheese tacos and they absolutely live up to the hype. The shrimp was delicious and the sauce reminded me of a seafood boil, rich and flavorful. The salsa verde was also great. I also had the fries topped with fried cheese, cilantro, and onions, and they were just as good. Everything smelled amazing and everyone at the table loved their food. One thing I really loved is their drink options. They have great cocktails, but also offer well crafted mocktails that feel just as intentional. On top of that, they have THC and CBD drinks, which really adds to the relaxed, laid back vibe. Overall, it is a great place to sit, hang out, and enjoy good food and drinks for as long as you want. I will definitely be back.

I couldn't believe Gyro 47 wasn't on Yelp already!…read more I've been here plenty of times over the past 14 years of living in Bronzeville, and they have never disappointed me. The food is good, cheap, and close by my home. What more could I ask for? I particularly love their gyro, of course, the gyro cheeseburger, pizza puff, and chicken. They have a pretty large menu to choose from too. Their food items always come with a fry and drink included. They do have room for a few diners on the inside and they have an ATM, as well. One of my favorite neighborhood spots that I will continue visiting for as long as I live in Bronzeville. Love this place!

I went twice - evening & sunday afternoon. Good food with options for vegans & pescatarians. Nice…read moreatmosphere for conversation on a sunday afternoon. The evening session with Jazz was nice a little loud for group conversation (we had a middle table) but sounded good.

Everything was astonishing! I had a reservation, and I was sat on time! The DJ was playing very…read morenice cool R n B and jazz music which made the vibe outstanding. Let's talk about the good: I had a Cesar salad and the Beef Ribs , so good! I definitely will be back.

We stopped in for brunch this Friday and everything about this place was great. What a fantastic…read moreaddition to the neighborhood. Service was quick and super friendly! The food was also fast and tasty! We saw they are byob so will definitely bring something to drink next time. If you're around the neighborhood definitely stop on. You won't be disappointed!

Get the grilled ribeye sandwich and cheese fries. It's probably my favorite flavors on the menu.read more

If you're in Chicago and in the area of Comiskey, do yourself a favor and drop into Ball Park Pub…read more Richie will take good care of you and the food is very good. I had the Pub Burger and Onion Rings, and both were fantastic. As a bit of a burger snob, I was impressed. Just the right meat to bun ratio. I know Chicago has lots of great food, but this hidden gem is so worth your time. Enjoy!!