Seafood Markets · $$
1 Seafood Junction
4033 183rd Street, Country Club Hills
- Take-Out
- Delivery
“Everytime I go here the customer service is very good. The food was worth everything penny.”
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Seafood Markets · $$
4033 183rd Street, Country Club Hills
“Everytime I go here the customer service is very good. The food was worth everything penny.”
Mexican · $
18217 Crawford Avenue, Country Club Hills
Customers’ favorites
“Wow. This food is great I'm from South Texas and I've missed good Mexican food. Their prices are incredible, so I thought for sure their food would be butt but its delicious and generous portions. The best bite was the spicy chicken tamales. Will be back regularly”
Fast Food · $
4239 West 167th Street, Country Club Hills
Customers’ favorites
“Food was fresh and hot! The lady with the fresh braids was extremely refreshing & is exactly what you expect from good service. The young man collecting money need to put on a jacket and zip it up. Nobody but you need to know you had a good time last night. He was dry and ready to go home lmao”
Fast Food · $
4023 West 167th Street, Country Club Hills
Customers’ favorites
“Its different from the options that's around it. It's expensive, but the taste is worth it Edit 07/05/26 So, with the zesty worker that was obviously ready to get off, he could of at least mase sure my food was fresher than it was for the time I waited. Don't go here after 9pm. Its apparent the manager on shift is gone for the night, or so it seems”
Chicken Shop · $
11111 South Harlem Avenue Unit East, Worth
Customers’ favorites
“Listen, this was a very great restaurant, I’m shocked that it’s not getting more buzz! You all should come down and try out their rodeo cheeseballs which are packed with lots of flavor, and if you want chicken tryout their Dubai chicken sandwich, they put it on this really great tasting bread from Dubai. Don’t want to eat a ton of carbs? That’s alright try their Flying Dutchman burger without the shame or guilt of not leaving here without a meal! It’s something for everyone and if you have a sweet tooth get you a shake. 🥰not sponsored but I really enjoyed my time here and I hope you will as well.”
Hamburger · $
8021 183rd Street, Tinley Park
Customers’ favorites
“If you want a GREAT burger Happy Bites is the place to go. They have a variety of flavors and options for a truly unique burger. Always cooked to perfection and full of flavor. You don't need to go to BWW for great wings. They have bone-in and boneless options, and amazing sauces. Their delivery service is great. Food arrives hot and fresh and fast!”
Hamburger · $
2353 West 111th Street, Chicago
Customers’ favorites
“Love the Manzo’s Burgers!!”
Hamburger · $
13839 South Cicero Avenue, Crestwood
Customers’ favorites
“First time trying Retro Burger, & we loved it! We ordered burgers, cheese fries, & mozzarella sticks. Awesome food, really nice workers, & quick pick up! Will definitely be coming here more often.”
Burgers · $
10500 South Western Avenue, Chicago
Customers’ favorites
“That Ribeye Steak Sandwich is absolutely amazing! 🔥🔥🔥”
Hamburger · $
11015 South Harlem Avenue, Worth
Customers’ favorites
“🔥 simply amazing, too fresh”
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