Johnny's Beef & Gyros - Lincoln Park — Restaurant in Chicago

After seeing all of the great reviews I wanted to try this place. I should've ordered from 5 Guys instead🤷🏽‍♀️... Chili that's 6 bucks, I KNEW it would be good! I was so disappointed!!! it tasted and looked like the beans were smashed into the meat😡😑 and i had cheese on the side(that would normally go on top of the chili) and it looked like it was melting already in the cup smh... I ordered a burger for my son, he said it was just ok, and too much onion on it. Fries were good, but for the price I paid for 3 things, my expectation was very high! Smh.. Not sure how someone said that they give you "alot" of food, maybe it depends on what you order. Prices are too high for what I would call "Quality food". Don't get me wrong, I don't mind paying "out of the ordinary" prices for food, but it BETTER taste "out of the ordinary". I guess I should've gotten the gyros instead🤷🏽‍♀️. So disappointed because I was very hungry and had to throw away my food and spend MORE money to get something else to eat smdh. I hope that they have continued success though! There are people who have clearly had great experiences(which is what made me want to try...

One of the only food places off of Lincoln Ave that are open late. Left a concert after 11pm on a Friday from Park West, and we were looking for a place to eat after we left. Johnny's was one of 4 places that were still open, so I decided to give this place a try.

An all-american food restaurant with a slight twist in the food. Some of the unique menu items that stood out were the Johnny Appleseed Salad, Big Daddy Burger, The Kevin Bacon, and the Volcano Fries.

I ordered the Volcano Fries and they were pretty awesome! The giardiniera peppers and sriracha chili sauce definitely gave the fries a kick I have never experienced or tasted before!

If you are looking for good, affordable food along with quick service go...

One of the best if not the best gryo’s in Chicago. It’s $17 or so for their gyro platter(which sounds expensive for a gyro) but WELL worth it. Not to mention their staff has great hospitality. I’ve been there only a few times so they don’t recognize me as a regular. I stopped by tonight and asked them for a platter with no pita, extra onions. The owner (I presume) said “since you’re not getting the pita bread, would you like anything else to sub out free of charge”? I didn’t want anything else really, but it’s the thought that counts. I’m moving from the loop to lakeview and little things like that will generate reoccurring customers...