Beef And Cheddar Sandwich
Old World Pizza

Old World Pizza

7230 W North Ave # 206 Elmwood Park, IL 60707-4213, United States

Pizza • Lunch • Cheese • Italian


"I have been here multiple times and quite frankly won’t be coming back. Let me start by saying the food is fantastic, but if you don’t have basic customer service skills, you will lose me and a lot of other clients. First, I call, and the women who answered placed me on hold before I even heard what she said. After waiting ten minutes she answers and goes straight to asking me what I wanted. Didn’t apologize for the long wait or anything. Second, I go to pick up my order. I walked in and saw African American woman) her by the cash register, waited a whole minute and said hello to her. She didn’t acknowledge me as I entered and was more pre occupied with whatever task she had. Tells me she’ll be right with me. She then proceeds to pack other orders in front of me having me wait, and it’s not only after five minutes of standing there she asks if I was picking up. I proceed by giving her my name as she walks away and goes to the kitchen. She comes back and says, you still have five minutes. I take out my wallet and I’m ready to pay and she not only doesn’t pay me any mind but starts packing up another salad. I’m like, literally I’m the only client in front and you can’t even charge me for the food I’ve been patiently waiting for. I walked away and won’t be coming back. With the last few years being as rough on the restaurant business as it has been, I can’t believe one, she would be hired for this type of job customer facing) and two, either she’s inadequate to do this or didn’t receive basic training. Both, faults of the establishment. And quite frankly, pizza restaurants are a dime a dozen and if you’ve lost me, I could only imagine how many more you will lose."

Jd's Junction

Jd's Junction

15 Mill St 17, 17057, Middletown, United States

Pub • Pubs • Lunch • American


"The restaurant emphasizes homemade and locally sourced items, so we thought we were in for a treat. They offered a full bar with a nice selection of bottled and canned beers, along with a few on tap. I ordered a vodka martini, while my husband and friend opted for beer. So far, things were looking good. For an appetizer, we chose the pub fries, which were crispy and flavorful, and I particularly enjoyed the ranch dressing. The salads were fresh and tasty, with a housemade dressing that I liked. However, they were out of many entrée options, forcing us to make several selections before we found items that were available. My husband ordered a mushroom Swiss burger, I picked the NY Strip, my friend chose a crab cake, and my son ordered the spaghetti with a homemade meatball special. I heard the crab cake was good, but unfortunately, I didn't try it. My steak, however, was extremely disappointing. It was utterly flavorless—like it hadn't been seasoned at all—and incredibly tough and undercooked. I ordered it medium rare, but it was practically raw. The mushrooms and onions on top were blackened to a cinder. When I inquired about this, the server said that’s just how they prepared them. She did offer to provide another mushroom, but I didn't think it was worth it, especially since my husband had the same burnt mushrooms on his burger. The mashed potatoes accompanying my steak were also bland and oddly gray. I had been excited about the homemade mashed potatoes and meat from Groff's, having checked their website beforehand. My son's spaghetti and meatballs were not even spaghetti; he received rotini instead. He didn't mind as he's 11, but it was poorly executed and overcooked, making it slimy. To top it all off, this dish cost $15. In total, the three of us (my friend paid separately) spent $90 on food that was mostly inedible. I understand the restaurant may be in the process of changing ownership, but that shouldn't excuse the drop in quality for current customers. I get that the dining scene is challenging right now, but when I go out for a good meal, I can't justify spending money on what we received at our table."