Can you all believe it has taken over a year living in Chicago for me to try a Polish dog? Better…read morelate than never, I suppose. I have driven by the ginormous hot dog on a carving fork numerous times, and finally made it a point to stop in. The vibe inside is old school. It reminds me of the counter service places of decades ago, not that I was alive. The same goes for the no-nonsense service, the analog menu, and little tickets with your order number. Don't misunderstand, the service, while efficient, was perfectly polite. And the upholstery and other furnishings are in tiptop shape. Everything is also very clean. Further, unlike many old school type places, they do accept credit cards. The Polish sausage was okay. I don't believe this is supposed to be a revolutionary, mind-blowing product, so no worries there. The only quibble I have is that the moisture caused it to fall apart easily, quickly making it a fork-and-knife affair. Where it comes to the Chicago dog, this one was great! Not only was it technically perfect and well-balanced, it also had that characteristic snap that few places have been able to deliver on. Only as a matter of personal preference I would've liked a touch more celery salt, but that's exclusively a 'me' thing. This one did not at all fall apart, even though it was the second one I ate, Finally, I want to award points for the value. While the Polish is a little bit up there, the hotdog is served at a terrific price, seemingly beaten out only by Costco! While Wolfy's is a little out of the way to take out-of-town visitors to, if it is along the way, you can be more than sure we'd be stopping in.

Every time I come home, I make an effort to hit up Wolfy's. It's a perfect little diner atmosphere,…read morethe service is always prompt and friendly but not in that weird saccharin way, and nothing makes it to their menu without being excellent first. Everything they got is a great version of that specific thing. If I lived nearby I'd be fifteen pounds heavier, and happy about it.

Food stand open from 7am-2pm Monday-Saturday and closed Sundays. This place always has people in…read morefront of it eating tacos. The tacos are made from the meat of the head so it is juicy and tender. It's traditional with onion and cilantro and they give you lime and peppers if you want. They also have a red or a green salsa for the tacos. Give it a try, the tacos are really good.

I have seen this tamale cart so many time and decided to try it. I got the cheese and jalapeño…read moretamales and they were really good. They were moist and the jalapeños were not really spicy but still had flavor. I love spicy, so I wish the jalapeños had more of a kick in them. I will definitely be back to try the other tamales they have. Give them a try if you are around the parking lot of Petco on Western and Granville.

The Tamales were really good! Definitely will recommend them to anyone who likes good tamales.read more

Surprisingly a VERY good burger. I wasn't sure about this place when I realize it was attached to…read morean amusement center, but they actually have an amazing burger. Better than a lot of burgers I've had in the city. If you want better than this you will have to be $20 or more. It's also large portion size so it could be shared.

10/11/24 - 1:45 pm - dam I've driven by here hundreds of times & I finally stopped in to grab my…read morenutritious breakfast & lunch. Bunny Hutch has been here for 65 years. It's your typical fast food place, Vienna hot dogs, burgers, gyros, chicken, Italian Sausage. I grabbed a hot dog, Fries & a drink. Nothing extraordinary just solid selection of items including salads, dinners & deserts. Very polite helpful staff

Maria, You definitely mastered preparing and coking some…read moreawesome authentic Puerto Rican food. Today was my first time experiencing food from Snix Snack, but not my first time eating Puerto Rican food. I thought everything that I ordered tasted great with one exceptions, but I would definitely come back. Arroz con gandules Mini Jibaritos Alcappurrias Relleno De Papa needed more meat Go Bull Dogs

I've had my fair share of PR food and I have to say this is it, this is the one!…read more Sadly, they are only out in the OIP neighborhood during the summer/fall time so the 1 year wait was much anticipated. Family owned and great service, the prices are very decent for the quality of food you're getting along with variety of options. I always stick with their jibaritos, PR rice and their meat pies/empanadas. FUEGO! Rice is super soft and bouncy, the meat pies are incredible and their mini jibs hit the spot. Everything is jam packed with garlic so that will linger for about a day, worth it! Wait time can be anywhere from 30-45 min as they make everything fresh and the line can be lengthy. Patience is key because it's oh so worth it down to every last bite! They take cash/card and are open until 6pm except closed on Sundays. If you get there too late they run out of rice!

You can't mess up a grilled cheese. This place uses very soft and thick bread that soaks up butter…read morefor a crispy outside but soft inside. I got "The Mac" mac & cheese grilled cheese and fries. It didn't feel heavy/greasy which I appreciated. It's a very creative food truck and would recommend trying it if you see it. I got my order within 5 minutes of ordering.

Had the opportunity to try Cheesies!…read more They had a food truck up at an event I was at and my boyfriend's brother recommended I try the Tenderizer! In between two pieces of Texas toast there was cheddar cheese, mozzarella cheese, bacon crumbles, fried chicken tenders, drizzled with sweet baby rays sauce, ranch, and hot sauce. Each bite had so much delicious flavors going on! It was impossible not to love! What a comforting sandwich! Next time I would love to try the Mac and cheese grilled cheese!

Friendly and fast service, and tasty döner over fries. The fries were really crispy and well…read moreseasoned, and the toppings were fresh. I love döner and I'm glad I know about this place.

Before seeing a concert at the Salt Shed in Chicago, we stopped at the food trucks lined up just…read moreinside the fence. They had a small variety of foods and I settled on DonerMen. Their food truck doesn't offer everything on the restaurant's menu; there were about 9 items. I decided to order the Currywurst Mit Pommes, something I never tries before. It consists a bed of of "crisp" fries, what I think was a boiled and sliced bratwurst, and a sweet curry sauce. I also had a can of Coke. You can't do anything to mess up a Coca-Cola so we'll skip that. The people working the food truck know their stuff. They offer gluten-free and vegan items for those of us who need the options. They were also friendly and patient. The Currywurst was just okay. The crisp fries were soggy from the sauce. And I wish the brat was grilled instead of boiled. It would have made for a better meal. The concept is good. I've heard many good reviews but I think they were mainly the restaurant and not the food truck. I also heard from more than one person that the best item on the menu is the Doner Kebab. If we make it to their restaurant, I'll the Doner Kabob then.

I finally got to try the Hummingbird Food Truck last night at the Food Truck Summit and I must say…read moreit was my favorite of the night. I got the mushroom soup for $3 and the chicken sandwich for $3. Both were awesome! The mushroom soup was thick with a lot of mushroom in in and chunks of bread in it. The flavor was spot on and it was creamy...absolutely loved it! The chicken sandwich was great! It was crispy and had great flavor to it. Just loved both dishes. I'm just disappointed I didn't try the two other items they had for sale last night!

I regret not ordering the other two items they had last night (meatballs and italian fries), but I…read morethoroughly enjoyed the Chicken Milanese sandwich and Mushroom soup. The milanese was perfectly bread and the chicken was crispy delicious. The mushroom soup was very hearty and had great flavors. I would defnitely stop here for a bite if I was in the Evanston area. Good to see a food truck finally getting approved to cook in a full kitchen. Hopefully Chicago will soon change their food truck ordinances.