Location: Woodridge
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Find out what American restaurants to try in Woodridge. Woodridge is a village in DuPage County, Illinois, with portions in Will and Cook counties, and a south-western suburb of Chicago. It uses the 630 and 331 area codes. The population was 32,971 at the 2010 census. Woodridge is the home of the Home Run Inn pizzeria chain and Pabst Brewing Company.
Things to do in Woodridge
10. The Baked Apple Breakfast Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By ToeKneeD
Went here on a Saturday morning with my son and grandchild, had a wait of about fifteen minutes because the restaurant was very busy. Parking was an issue because of how busy it was inside the restaurant, not a lot of space to wait for a table, but once seated the service was good and all of our breakfast items were served hot and were very good. This was my first time to this restaurant and I will return.
9. Ted's Montana Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Ted's Montana Grill serves time-honored American favorites in an atmosphere inspired by the hospitality, food and spirit of the Old West. Our mission is to give guests a fresh, authentic and original experience with every visit. Ted's Montana Grill's made
Reviewed By Ken L
First time visiting a Teds. I saw the reviews and maybe my expectation were a little high. A party of 3 we ordered salads with our meals and I order a Bison NY Strip steak. We asked for the salads first, but the meal came out first, so we canceled the salads. My steak was cooked they way I like it but was tough and it wasn't seasoned that I could tell. One of the other members of the party ordered the same steak and he said it was really good. Overall just OKKen, we're sorry to hear we didn't leave the best impression after your recent visit. We value your feedback and hope to deliver a five-star dining experience next time you choose Ted's!
8. Crab & Spice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By seafoodjunkiestan
My son and girlfriend took my wife and I to eat seafood on a recent trip. We love seafood and always enjoy trying new places. We loved the food there and how they served it. It is messy but oh so good. My wife and I had a pound of snow crab legs and a pound of shrimp and they had the same. We ordered all the spices as mild along with corn on the cob and garlic bread. Prices werenât bad for what you are getting and the food was delicious. The restaurant is not fancy but works well for what it is. Staff was very friendly and courteous. The wait was about 40 minutes but to be expected since it was Friday evening at peak time. Very, very good!
7. Doggie Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By wook323
When in Chicago there some things you have to do, getting a gyro is one of them. Also, Doggie diner is my go to place for them. They cut it from the spool and fried on the flattop to give it a little extra crispiness...goes great with a bag of their fries...
6. Stevens Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Kpieranunzi
At affordable prices. Great for everyone especially families. Large menu and great service. Two of my favorite meals are the walleye pike dinner and the patty melt with delicious soup.
5. Jam & Jelly
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By awjabs2018
We've been regulars for years, actually since they opened. Yes, we arrived early knowing we would have to wait to get a table for 6 and we had no problem waiting. But to make a special request on an off holiday/regular Sunday and be told "even though half your party is here, we can't seat til everyone is here" is BS (our other half arrived at our prearranged time). But a big thank you to owner, Teddy, for recognizing us and helping seat us, w/ the rest of our party arriving 5 minutes later. Hostesses-come on. You're coming across rude and cold. Sorry, Teddy, but you've lost a customer for a while.
4. Home Run Inn Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Home Run Inn's three Chicago pizza restaurants and six in the Chicagoland area give you plenty of places to try our authentic homemade pizza. Or enjoy our frozen pizza made with the same all-natural ingredients, homemade sauces and sausage without a singl
Reviewed By Lisa P
We hosted my mom's 70th birthday at the HRI in Darien. Debbie was our server and amazing! Their were 21 people and we had plenty of food! No one went home hungry, matter of fact most took home leftovers. It was just a pleasant event with no issue.
3. Jameson's Charhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By djcc77
Our group of eight always enjoys a dinner get-together at Jameson's. We do try to schedule around their busier times as they do fill up and seating for so many could be challenging. Dinner includes hot bread, large bowl of very good soup (two choices), and a nice salad. Everyone in our group is satisfied with choices ranging from fish, pork chops, ribs, and, of course, steak. Price is fair and atmosphere inviting.
2. All Aboard Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By IlliniTrav
Five stars... not for the food, not for the service, but because our granddaughter had fun here. There was about a 15 minute wait on a Saturday for lunch, but a small train occupies the little guys while they wait. My husband and I agreed that our food was good, especially the fruit cup that can be requested instead of chips. A woman waiting in line with us had been here multiple times and raved about the food. I was impressed that they made a big deal about birthdays and made the birthday kids feel special. I'm sure our granddaughter will want to return.
1. Jam & Jelly Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By larryg615
I've always wanted to visit "Jam & Jelly in Wooddridge Illinois located within walking distance from Amli at Seven Bridges,Woodridge, Illinois and just off Illinois 53, and Seven Bridges Drive. Since it's first opening about a few months ago, I finally decided to have a look.Needless to say, my first visit wasn't too impressive, either because the Cafe was nearly empty, and no ambient lighting. So, I chose to make a second visit, and I enjoyed the experience much better,yet had some misgivings, first, because I arrived early enough to get a better feel for the cafe, and second, the Sun was shining outside. Third, the food was great on my first and subsequent visit. Oh yeah, on my fist two visits, I actually had to ask my servers to bring me some ketchup for my hash browns, and extra napkins. A great place to recite this statement from Kellogg"s slogan "The Best To You Each Morning" -Kellogg Corp.One my last or third visit, my server was very attentive to my needs, often stopping by my table to inquire whether or not things were still fine which made up for my first two earlier visits in terms of a better customer experience was concerned. I'm planning on making this my go-to place, one that I'd have no problem inviting for breakfast. One more tidbit: the dress code if any is casual. Enjoy!
