Crunch

Crunch is a Kosher eatery that has an extensive menu offering various starters, salads, sandwiches, wraps, burgers, and even a Shabbos menu.We tried:+the Blooming Onion - breaded and fried onions with a chipotle dip+"Mac & Cheese" Bites - served with marinara dipping sauce; comes with 5 pieces+Stuffed Jalapenos - two jalapenos filled with pulled beef and potatoes, breaded & fried; served with a teriyaki dipping sauce+BBQ Brisket Loaded Fries - fries topped with shredded beef, jalapenos, ranch, sweet buffalo, and crispy pastrami+the Shmack Burger - 8 oz patty with "mac & cheese", sriracha, and crispy pastrami in a pretzel bunHonestly, we didn't feel that the quality and the flavor of the food matched the exorbitant, super high price points.I wished we had similar tasty experiences as other patrons, but no dice.Staff were friendly.

We came here for carryout after a funeral for a (Jewish) friend. They have a very convenient way to order online and pick up. We were a long way out, and we ordered while driving an hour to the location.The location is inside a building called WiFi. There is a parking lot on both sides, and it is a very long building with several addresses and other (Jewish) businesses, as well as restrooms, but I did not use them. Across the street is a park and jogging/bike path. Very gorgeous area but not pedestrian-friendly.We got the Crunch Salad for $19 (!) and cinnamon rugelach. (It was listed as such but it may have been a cinnamon twist. It resembled a croissant with cinnamon rather than the square/oval shape rugelach that I'm used to. And it was moist and delicious)For the price the salad was very big, but rather hard to eat! I did not eat any til later, as we gorged on food before the funeral. The Crunch Salad has crispy or grilled chicken, pastrami bits, romaine lettuce and croutons. The dressing was similar to 1000 island, very good, but the crispy chicken was like pebbles! Very tough, and the pastrami was chewy, but otherwise pretty good.It may be better to go with grilled instead of crispy chicken.The place is small with efficient service. Our order was there when we arrived, in a paper bag and cardboard container. The other food looked good on display. There was a small eating area on a Thursday afternoon, but we opted to eat outside.

My brother picked up the food, so I did not see the place, but it sounded fine. The food that we got was very solid. I usually write about the place, but I did not go so I can't say anything about that. What I do know is that the food is good and that is what most people come for, so if you are a regular person and you mostly come for the food than I recommend this for you!

If Crunch looks familiar it's because it was a longtime favorite Good Morgan now with a new name, new menu, and new ownership. We bought several sides which we'll save for shabbas dinner so I can't report on them just yet. However, we brought the loaded fries home for lunch and I'm overjoyed to report: in one word, AMAZING. And, that was after a long drive back home. Fries notoriously don't travel well and I have no idea why they still tasted great but they did. They are indeed loaded, no skimping on any of the ingredients and no skimping on the serving size. So big in fact that we still have a lot left over...when I update this review after shabbas I'll let you know how well the loaded fries reheated.

Crunch is a great new establishment very friendly service it's conveniently located. There food is incredible there Drumettes are outstanding for any of the old time Chicagoans this is probably the closest you'll get to the original Drumettes. You have to try there Cholant it's outstanding they have a great Shabbos menu. Combined with a solid weekday menu there Maple Bourbon Burger is one of the best burgers I've had. I would highly recommend trying them out.

This was my first time eating at a big city kosher restaurant and I showed up with a group of my non-Jewish work colleagues, all of us there for a business trip. None of us knew what to expect and we loved all of it--the nice lady who took our orders, the delicious and generously-sized appetizers, the fusion of style and flavors. Kosher food is typically more expensive but these prices seemed pretty average for Chicago and the amount served was a lot; most of us took boxes back to the hotel and I finished leftovers at the airport. Several remarked it was the best food they had during their stay (and I'm with them). Would happily eat there again.

This was my first experience at a Kosher restaurant. The restaurant was difficult to find but everything else was amazing! The owner (mom) was engaging, funny, & kind. I was there with a friend who only eats kosher and it was such a wonderful experience. Looking forward to visiting again. The food was absolutely delicious!

I'd like to give a huge shout out to Crunch. I got dinner from them and the food was delicious, and their staff member Aliza truly went above and beyond. I definitely would recommend!