Reviews for Second Generation in Chicago, IL
Incredible and a burger to rival the best burgers in Chicago. Everything on their menu is delicious. Their portions are a bit... small, expect the burger, and it is recommended that you order 2-3 items per person. While the portions might be marginal theirfavor is all there in a concentrated and even in every bite, similar to their Mott Street location. They have an outdoor patiothat is dog friendly. Reservations available and vegan friendly items in the menu. If you're not adventurous I'd recommend atleast getting the burger and a order of fries with truffle cheese sauce. You won't regret it. The Asian elements added to theburger transcends and elevates it to another level. Read more
The mott burger (2patties) was delicious. The garlic sauce that came with the shoestring fries is a must try!! Kalbi Steak... Frites was marinated perfectly the chimichurri was tasty, it was cooked a lil too rare for my liking, I would have preferred arice option instead of fries for this dish but overall delicious. Margarita was small but had a kick. I was not a fan of thebrownie dessert it lacked flavor,a softer chewy brownie would have been better. The interior decor was nice. Outdoor seating isavailable comfortable atmosphere. I was interested in the Garlic Burger I've heard about but sadly it wasn't on the menu. Read more
Cute little spot. We had the shrimp Mac and cheese and skinny fries for starters and then the Heirloom Grains, the food was... very good. Services was attentive and very friendly Great outdoor seating. Read more
Don't miss this exciting new addition to the Logan Square neighborhood! The food is exceptional (and vegan-friendly). Fresh... veggie forward menu with fresh seafood selections served with an Asian flare. Must tries are the exquisite octopus (myfavorite), well-executed scallops, savory mussels (we drank the jous), and refreshing shrimp. Meat-lovers will appreciate thetender pork bellies, flavorful katsu chicken, and tasty french bistro-style steak and frites. Veggie-lovers should sample theapple and plum salad, chopped salad, and avocado rillettes. Finish with a vegan dessert to clean your awakened palate. Thedecor is thoughtful and modern with many fun details (check out the mushroom lamps and the book shelf!) Read more
Absolutely phenomenal burger I highly recommend to get a double patty with an egg And fries with white cheese truffles. However... the size of the burgers pretty small so one might not be enough depending how hungry you are. The price it’s slightly morethan an average price of a Burger Read more
I read about this place in a TimeOut article about good restaurant to order delivery from. Ordered the Mott Burger ($13),... Shishito Peppers ($6.5) and the Hummingbird Donuts ($6). The delivery itself was disappointing, as in the 15 it took the foodalready wasn't warm ????. There was also an issue with the packaging that made a lot of mess (see image). The burger was nice,the Shishito weren't that great, the donuts were amazing. I don't think it's a good restaurant for delivery, but you definitelyget good value for you money. Read more
This place is amazing, finally a place for garlic lovers like me! There's an astounding amount of garlic focused options to... choose from, but more if you aren't as crazy about it as me. Parking is city street parking which is never empty when Igo. Truffle Garlic Burger (2 Patties, No Giardanra): This burger was so packed with flavor and juicy with the Garlic Oil andGruyere Cheese following up behind the patties. A $14 Burger but very worth it. Garlic Fries: These are crinkle-cut fries witha heavy Garlic Oil drizzling and a cup of Chipotle Garlic Aioli? Whatever it was, both meals had one and it was divine with thefries and Burger. These are not "crispy" either but because of the oil it's okay. At $4 it's an okay deal, wish it was a littlecheaper. There are more options for toppings and you can go nuts but some toppings can be expensive like bacon. For 2 Burgersand 2 Garlic fries it was just under $40 Overall, one of my favorite places in Logan Square. Read more
The food is not bad. However, it’s not really worth the new high prices they’re charging. The portions are extremely small.... The campfire greens, two tiny bites of cauliflower, for almost $20. The pickled shrimp was tasty and the midnight pasta wasokay. For 3 small plates and one glass of wine, expect to pay over $100. Read more