The Chefs Grind
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The Chefs Grind Reviews
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Not great for the uptown price. I get that it's in a seemingly nice space with outdoors available. Cheesesteak was tiny and essentially a hotdog bun, other portions I saw seemed to fare better. $20 combos for what you get is maybe not a great lunch option for nearby workers. Photos posted looked far more appealing.
The quality of the food is actually pretty good, but there are a few things about the rest of the experience that leave me wishing for more. The lack of a dedicated website and online ordering experience being the largest. I've asked about this multiple times and they keep promising it is coming, but its been months and there is still no online options. Living in the neighborhood, I would love to be able to just order online, pick up, and not talk to anyone. The menu is fairly...read full review
I never put in reviews but WOW the burgers were incredible!!
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Friday | 7AM - 3AM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 3AM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 12AM |
The Chef's Grind offers a mix of excellent food and inconsistent service. Many reviews praise the food as amazing, excellent, perfect, and good, with specific highlights being the juicy burger, the smash burger, perfect fries, crispy seasoned fries, dirty fries, yummy cocktails, and cold beer. The slider option dinners are noted as an affordable way to try multiple menu items. Service receives both high praise and strong criticism; some staff are described as great, excellent, and going above and beyond, while one server at the bar is consistently cited for terrible, trash attitude and poor customer service. A significant point of contention is a business practice regarding advertised discounts from a local collection, which the management knowingly continues to falsely promote despite no longer participating. Overall, the burgers are compelling enough for repeat visits, but experiences vary due to service inconsistencies and this dishonest advertising.