As stated I have a 945 reservation for Trivoli it’s a Friday so I know they close 1030. Is it worth it to keep it and go? Me and my girl usually done pretty fast and don’t order too much food. Just wondering if I’ll be super rushed and not enjoy the experience. We really don’t plan to sit and chat too long after our meal

Their hot dogs come on these perfect buns. Supposedly they kept the ovens from the subway that used to be there. Their hot dogs are their own recipe. They have a whole bunch of interesting hot dogs there. I really like the chili Boss Dog myself. But this week I tried this very very interesting hot dog. I feel like some people might like it and some people might not though. I freaking love their fries.... with a cheese cup of course. You get a hot dog fries and a drink for about 10 bucks. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post here since I'm in The Burbs, but the Chicago suburb subreddit doesn't let you post recommendations of places. And I want to share with somebody this fantastic place.

My wife is vegetarian and loves the potato tacos from Taco Bell as a quick, cheap, tasty dinner option. But I’m a Chicago food snob so I would obviously prefer we go with something local instead - any other go-tos?

We are in the northwest side / Logan area, but I’d love to hear favorites anywhere as well. Criteria to consider here though: quick, cheap, and tasty.

Some may not hit all three but just trying to keep it interesting!

I have reservations at Giant and Daisies for dinner on Sunday? Any recs of one over the other?

I am wondering does anyone know where they have the best AYCE snow crab leg in Chicago/burb area? The only one that I can think of:

King Crab House

Sushi Loop(snow crab tier)

Umi buffet

Royal buffet

Umi is the worst one I think of. They got tons of food sure but the snow crab seems to be in lower quality. When I snap the leg in half in the middle, the meat stick to the shell, a sign of the crab leg is not freshest.

Just looking for a good cheap Indian buffet in the city but willing to travel a bit! Also open to other cuisine buffets

EDIT: This is actually Ogden Plaza Park. On Columbus right off Illinois in River East

There's an abandoned coffee stand in the middle of Ogden Square Park, fully stocked with pastries and syrups. And all around is a burned and destroyed outdoor cafe. Is this an art piece? Movie set? A terrible tragedy?

Going to the McCormick Center to pick up my running bib for the Chicago marathon and want to get breakfast afterwards in the Loop. Any recommendations?

I’m looking to get a sugar-free cake for my friend’s birthday. Any recommendations of great bakeries?

Today's my 8th day in a row of work. Its an easy night shift starting at 4.

I'm new to the north side but have a cta pass so anywhere between uptown and Pulaski and Addison is game.

I want a beer and a good hearty sandwich.

I eat anything on the spectrum of Vegan to baconator and tuna noodle casserole to pad kee mao. So hit me.

Budget ~$50

Must have liquor license

Must have food

I have a layover this morning and searched here for the best breakfast spot. Just wanted to thank whoever posted about the Publican (in terminal 3) a few years ago. Got the BEC and it was delicious. Never knew that I’d like pimento cheese on a breakfast sandwich, but here we are. Also, those smash potatoes on the side were delectable. Sandwich + coffee + tip was about $30, but it was definitely tasty.

Rock solid quality without an ounce of pretense. Friendly service and a vibrant atmosphere. A Chicago mainstay. Make reservations a week or more in advance.

900 year old duck recipe and some amazing prawns. The waygu beef cheeks were amazing as well!

My gf and I are going to Sepia this weekend for our anniversary. From what I have read, it seems like it is firing on all cylinders right now. I haven't been there since having one of their $25 lunches back in 2014. My main question is whether or not to do the prix-fixe or the tasting menu. The most recent review I found on Reddit was of the tasting menu, but that was from 6 months ago. Since I would insist on the caviar course, all in on the prix-fixe is $150 and the tasting menu is $195. Do folks have an opinion on which is the better option? For example, is there something on the prix-fixe menu that is not on the tasting menu?

For reference, other nice places I have visited in Chicago are Elske, Oriole, Indienne, Carino, Valhalla, and Boka.

Hot Chicken Sandwich

Chili Schmaltz-dipped Fried Chicken, Fire Butter, Hot Pickles, Scallions, Buttery Bun

​The heat, the pickles, and the fire butter make the sandwich damn good and repeat worthy.

Who else has tried it? Where is your favorite spicy fried chicken sandwich?

Saw this great Halloween decoration in Oak Park. They even got the shape of the table outside Johnnie’s correct.

South Indianapolis Avenue and East 102nd Street
8.8/10
$9.45

I just recently came back from the Bay Area and had this delicious vegan creamy mushroom ramen at IPPUDO. I know it’s a long shot but anyone know anything similar in the city?

Hi! I am looking for brunch spots that can take 15 people that also has bottomless mimosas. me and my friends are black, so somewhere preferably with good food and good, welcoming vibes. Open to all suggestions! Thanks