Victoria h.'s Profile

1. the sushi moves on a conveyor belt, but it's not refrigerated at all. So when you eat it, it's warm. Now, I'm not the health department, but I imagine the fish needs to be refrigerated. The chocolate covered strawberries are good, but the chocolate isn't hard and, if you're not careful, ends up all over your hands.

2. My friend grabbed some sushi, looked at it, and stuck it back onto the conveyor belt. Big no-no. Although we had a few of the restaurant workers standing near us, no one said a thing. I wonder how many people done this same thing, maybe even worse (?).

3. They don't have unagi roll. wtf? They have eel, they have eel nigiri, but not unagi roll? If you order something that's not on the menu, be prepared to pay for rice. I ordered a salmon roll and it was a tiny piece of salmon with lots of rice.

4. Honestly, I wouldn't come back. The prices are fair, the service is quick, maybe a little too quick - in a 2 minute period, 4 or 5 people asked me if I wanted a refill.  There are a ton of other sushi place I'd visit before coming back here.

This place is dangerously close to my house. Husband and I went there for an after-dinner dessert on Saturday night. There was only one girl working, but she was running non-stop. Husband ordered their version of the McFlurry which he devoured and I ordered a dipped cone. That's where I subtracted 1 star. Although the cone was dipped in chocolate is was melting all around. Thankfully we live nearby, I ended up putting the cone into a plate and eating it with a spoon. They need to either 1. pick different/thicker chocolate or 2. dip it twice so the ice cream doesn't leak through tiny chocolate holes.

A friend was visiting and we decided to check out downtown La Grange before goign to the Brookfield Zoo. We settled on Blueberry Hill for brunch.
Service is quick, the food is a-plenty, and the prices are fair. Whoever said that their skillets aren't greasy was mistaken. I ordered a skillet with my eggs over-easy. It came with 5 (5!!!) eggs and a slice of cheese melted underneath. Don't be mistaken, it's not some fancy cheese, but processed, kraft singles-like slice of cheese. The coffee is good and the "Greek" toast =thick piece of white bread with sesame seeds.

Overall, this place is great if you're in the area. The portions are large, the prices are great, and the service is really friendly.

My friend was visiting who just spent a long time abroad and wanted to come eat here after we were done shopping.

We were there around 5:30 on a Saturday evening. We were seated within 5-10 minutes and I couldn't help but notice how extremely loud it was. My friend ordered a pizza and I ordered a salad. Both were extremely average.

The food is average, the price is average, and the service is average.

Wow. The ice cream was so very much awesome good. Maybe it's because I'm a big fan of soft serve, or maybe because the hot fudge sundae was perfect. The chocolate wasn't too sweet or fake tasting, the ice cream was thick and creamy, the whipped cream was actual whipped cream not some fake "whipped topping" and the nuts were fresh and not stale as in a lot of other places.

My friend got a dipped butterscotch cone. She gobbled it up. She said the butterscotch is a little waxier than the kind at Dairy Queen and she liked it a lot more.

Like everyone said, it's really small there, so be prepared to stand in line. There is plenty of street parking and benches to sit.  If you're ever in the area, definitely give this a try.

This place deserves solid 4 stars, but because of the service, I gave it 3. Four of us came here around 11:30 on Sunday and were seated within 2 minutes. That's when the service started going downhill.
- the server asked us if we wanted coffee and when we said no he made a very sour face. No eye contact whatsoever
- we ordered drinks (bellini, screw driver, diet pepsi) and it took at least 10 minutes to get the drinks. When we ordered our food, the server took so fast, we were all convinced that we was high on something.
- it took another 20-25 minutes to get our food. Our server didn't approach our table once except to bring the drinks. Once again, no eye contact.
- When we finally got our check, it had an item that none of us ordered. To get the check fixed and to pay, it took another 10 minutes. Still no eye contact

The food was great, the screw driver was weak, and the Bellini had peach fuzz on the bottom that my friend didn't like. By the end of our meal we were all convinced that our server was under the influence (of something). Instead of the meal taking an hour, it took an hour and a half and it was because of all the wait and the absence of our server.

Husband and I both agreed that when we go back, if we get the same server we will ask for another one.

This restaurant deserves the solid 2-stars, mainly for friendly service.

Husband and I go there for an early dinner, around 6 on a Friday night. We were seated, glasses were filled, bread and prepackaged butter was brought. "Fancy" restaurant with pre-packaged butter?!

Although we were the only ones in our server's section, she took her sweet time to ask us about appetizers and then we waited a super long time for the main course.

Appetizer - we ordered Insalate Paesana to split as an appetizer. We got a bowl of cut up cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, and 4 olives drenched in oil. It was as if the salad was oil with vegetables instead of vice versa.

Main Course -  Spagghetti Amatriciana is basically spagghetti with tomatoes. Although the menu mentions pancetta, I saw a tiny square or two. It was extremely bland as the dish lacked all the flavor.
Husband ordered the daily special which was ravioli with gorgonzola cheese sauce and sausage. The cheese tasted nothing like gorgonzola. It tasted like buttermilk, not a hint of gorgonzola. The ravioli were drenched in the sauce. The sausage? Oh, it was barely to be found. There some slices on top of the ravioli, but not worth mentioning. From what my husband could tell, the sausage was dry.

Overall, the restaurant is overpriced and the service is too slow.

It takes a lot for me to give a restaurant 5 stars, so I'll be the first to give it less (than 5).

The restaurant is very nice. It's a great place for a 1st date or to catch up with old friends. The menu is vast and has options for everyone. The service is excellent, but a little too quick. The  manager came by to take our order and talked so quickly that I just nodded my head and left it to others at the table to decide.

The full bar and the cozy ambiance complemented our entire experience.
There's a ton of food and plenty to take home after your visit. Come with an empty stomach and some time to eat. Please don't compare this to Khyber Pass, the only thing they have in common is the cuisine, nothing else.

How could I not give it 5 stars?!?
Adult movie ticket $8
Student ticket $6.50

The theater is bigger than it looks from the ouside. The picture and audio are fantastic and the chairs are leather, plus, and oh-so-comfortable..oh and the arm rests lift so you can cuddle with your bunny.

The movie choice is enough - you get to pick from 5 or so, but they also show old-er films throughout the week.

Concession stand is at 2 places, so you don't need to go to the front of the theater for pop or popcorn. The prices at the concession stand are average, not low, not super high.

Really? You call this Greek? I call it a restaurant for the retired. The menu is huge, breakfast all day, full bar (not fancy, but full), prices are decent, the servers are nice, the restaurant is empty, and they charge extra for take-home containers.

Honestly, I would never come back. The food was fine, not amazing, fine. The drinks were very stiff, but not cheap, and the decor is something I"d expect to see from a retirement home in Florida. My husband even made a comment about how he expected to see the Golden Girls walk through the door any minute.

I guess there is nothing bad about this place,  I was just hugely disappointed that it's penned as "Greek" and there's nothing Greek about it.