Hubs Restaurant

First time here My Son is a long time fan We had the cream of chicken soup to start, It was good and thick, it came not as hot as I would prefer and was a bit bland (I added pepper) I enjoyed the chicken kabob sandwich The chicken was fresh grilled and tasty, the pita was perfectly warm and slightly toasty, the veggies were fresh and tasty if the tomatoes were a bit thickly cut and awkward fit in the pita The gyros sandwich was pretty tasty too

I’ve been coming here since I was a teenager. The food is always delicious and fresh. Try the gyros, the steak sandwich, or the chicken souvlaki. The avgo lemeno soup is fantastic! Great atmosphere, clean restaurant. Plenty of parking. The only complaint I have is, ever since the old man died, the quality of the food went down a few notches. Not sure if his son is getting lower quality meats and other things but it’s not as tasty as it used to be. Other than that I would highly recommend you stop by and eat! Thumbs up! ?? “You lika da juice?” Eh?

Revisitied one of my favorite childhood restaurants after many years. We usually get the tilapia and everything is sp delcious, as well as decently priced. The place is big, spacious, and clean! Order at the counter and seat yourself! The OVEN BAKED POTATOES are to die for!! And the garlic bread is great too! It all comes with the tilapia.

A solid fast food place. This is a treat for me and my best friend to go visit on his cheat days. My family also loves the gyros plate and Greek salad. If you are in a pinch and need a quick fast food meal, Hub's should be at the top of your list.

Ordered the half chicken and fries. The chicken was absolutely perfect. Tender, juicy, and falling off the bone. Fries were delicious. Pita bread was soft and warm. Tzatziki was good, too. I’m a happy lady.

Great place to stop in and eat during The Covid-19 pandemic. Located in a nice neighborhood & within walking distance of my cousin’s house. We ordered our food, found a seat and awaited our number to be called. Once the number was called, you were required to pick up your food. I found this to be a bit much, but considering the culture of all things COVID, I get it. The food was average, nothing to write home about, but I should’ve expected that as I ordered a veggie burger from a non-vegetarian restaurant; so ok. The prices were a little higher than I expected, but fair for the neighborhood and the economy in which I was in. Glad to have visited.

Ordered two pizza puffs both of them were burned. Literally turned black because they were over cooked. The fact that they actually served it to me and wrapped really tightly so I don’t see it until I come home and open it. Guess they figured they can get away it.

Decided to order out last weekend and found Hub's Restaurant as a choice. Ordered half a chicken (Greek style of course), a gyro plate, a side of Greek fries and rice. I've been eating at these types of places my whole life, mostly because I am Greek and my family always supported locally owned restaurants owned by Greeks, and Hubs exceeded my expectations. What I really appreciated was how the chicken was falling off the bone. Perfectly seasoned with oregano, salt, and pepper, all that needed to top it off was an excess amount of lemon that they generously provided, however, I could have used a little more lemon. Nothing bad to say about the gyro. I loved the Greek fries and the rice. Something about crispy fries just craves sprinkled feta cheese on top with oregano. All in all, Greek comfort food is something you can get all across Chicago, but Hub's Restaurant is definitely on my radar from now on. KALI OREXI!