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Illinois, United States Food Guide: 7 Fast Food food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Norridge
Best Fast Food restaurants nearby. Discover the best Fast Food food in Norridge. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Fast Food restaurants near you.. Norridge is a village in Cook County, Illinois, United States. The population was 14,572 at the 2010 census.
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7. Tortas Frontera by Rick Bayless
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Located in Terminal 1 on Concourse B in Chicago International Airport.
Reviewed By johntpt
I liked the Tortilla Soup, which tasted quite different from the hundreds of examples I have had in Mexico, but was very good. The calabacita chilaquiles were just OK. The green sauce was a bit overpowering and the totopos were soggy.
6. Twins Gyros
Reviewed By Allen21096
Located in a small strip mall on Harlem Ave. at Gunnison, this is a nice, local gyros, hot dog, burger place. Decorated with some nice memorabilia, this is the perfect place to grab a quick lunch or dinner. I had the chili, which was good, as well as a pizza puff. The fountain drinks are self-serve. I found the staff very helpful, especially Yaci, who brought out the tray, when my order was ready.
5. Bob-O's Hot Dogs Incorporated
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Taylor B
Bobo's Hot Dogs Incorporated or Bob-O's Hot Dogs has been serving up authentic Chicago-style hot dogs since the 1950s. Located at 8258 West Irving Park Road on Chicago's far Northwest Side, Bob-O's has the distinction of being a member of the Vienna Beef Hall of Fame. Its signature item is the Chicago-style hot dog, a Vienna beef hot dog covered with mustard, green relish, onions, tomatoes and pickles. Today, the menu is expanded to include an excellent Italian beef sandwich, chili, hand-cut fries, meatballs, Italian sausage, grilled chicken, tacos, pizza bread, tamales, onion rings, Polish sausage, cheeseburgers, chili dogs and home-made Italian beef and gravy. Wash it all down with a chocolate milk shake or strawberry float or root beer or lemonade. There are a lot of restaurants in Chicago that produce excellent hot dogs and Italian beef sandwiches--and Bobo's or Bob-O's is one of them.
4. Jay's Beef
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Paul K
We came here for the Italian Beef sandwiches. I had a combo (a beef including an Italian sausage) with hot peppers. You can get your beef in a variety of styles including sweet or hot peppers, with cheese, wet or dry. No matter how you order, it'll be great. You can tell it's a family business and you feel like you've come to the family home and you are invited in for a great meal. We ate in the restaurant and there were plenty of tables for the casual diner. This is one of several locations apparently but we liked this one. Kudos to the family members who make a great sandwich with friendly service.
3. Sarpino's Pizzeria of Harwood Heights-O'Hare
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
When it comes to crafting mouth-wateringly delicious gourmet pizza, thereâs no doubt Sarpinoâs reigns supreme. We stand by our mission to serve excellent food and offer an exceptional experience for our customers every time they place an order. At Sarpino
Reviewed By iluvryno23
Ordered delivery from the Hampton Inn-O'Hare. Came quickly and was good and hot. Tried the Tuscany gourmet pizza - delicious!!Thank you for the feedback. We hope to see you again.
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2. Mr Beef On Harlem LTD
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Teahan
They easily have one of the best Italian Beef sandwiches in the city. The rest of the food to me is run of the mill but the beef ranks up there at the top.
1. Superdawg Drive-In
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
Reviewed By Taylor B
Maurice and Flaurie Berman, the co-founders of Superdawg Drive-In at 6363 North Milwaukee Avenue in Chicago, at the corner of Milwaukee, Devon and Nagle, are gone. But the legendary, iconic, one-of-a-kind hot dog stand they founded in 1948, with car hop service, a Chicago-style hot dog like no other and the traditional figures on the roof are still there. My wife and I have been making periodic trips to Superdawg since we got married in the 1970s. But friends have been loyal customers since the 1950s. A trip to Superdawg recalls memories of the 1950s, when drive-ins and car hops were so popular, when you drove your father's car for the first time and took a date along. We recently drove up North Milwaukee Avenue to get our monthly Superdawg fix. Superdawg isn't a weiner or frankfurter or red hot. It's a slab of juicy pure beef that is bigger than any other hot dog, no pork or veal or cereal or filler of any kind, with all the trimmings--mustard, piccalilli, Kosher dill pickle, chopped Spanish onions and hot peppers on a poppy seed bun. With an order of Super Fries. And wash it all down with a chocolate milk shake and large mug of root beer. Eating in your car never tasted so good.
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