Kuma's Corner - Belmont

Outstanding service and food. We had relatives coming into Chicago from Boston & California. All wanted an ``authentic'' Chicago experience when we went for lunch.``Kuma's Corner'' was the ideal place to go. I called the evening before to see if they could accommodate a group of 12 for lunch. I spoke with ``Cix'' who was so very helpful and said that they would have tables put together so we could sit together. She also suggested local streets where we might find parking (her suggestions worked).When we arrived at our reservation time, the table was arranged and the hostess/server/manager ``Jackie'' took excellent care of our group. All the staff worked hard to ensure that we had a good time. Which we did! Thanks to all @ Kuma's Corner.''

A perfect stop on our way to Wrigley Field! Another delicious Diner's, Drive In's & Dives spot for amazing food, leaving full and happy!We loved the Slayer, served over fires and the Iron Maiden! The Mastodon wasn't my favorite, but still good!Definitely will come back and try a few more burgers! In addition, they have a great selection of beer!

This is a cool joint! I came here on the weekend with my brother, who was in town and dying to try it! He's a big metal fan, so Kuma's Corner has been on his radar for a while. They obviously played metal music, to which my brother identified and shared facts about each song on their playlist to those in our party. They have a selection of beers, cans, spirits, cocktails, and NA options. I opted for the Two Snaps, which seemed interesting. It was a great drink option and also NA. I also got the Plague Burger, which was delicious! I got a side of fries, which were tasty, as well. Everything was flavorful and had a kick to it, which our whole party commented on. The interior of the restaurant has metal band memorabilia, which my brother enjoyed. The host was nice, as well.

Burgers and heavy metal, my favorite.The fried pickles are so crispy and juicy.The Mastodon Burger was delicious. The bacon is so crispy and the cheddar cheese is the perfect touch. I asked for my bbq sauce on the side.Our waitress was so amazing , shout out to miss H evergreen.

I've been to Kuma's plenty of times - both the Belmont and West Loop locations and have nothing but good things to say about dine-in experience. This review is strictly about catering. First off their catering manager, Lisa, has been awesome to work with. Perfect amount of communication and understanding about party size and food recommendations. She is on her A game, and you are in good hands with her. This has been the third time I've ordered catering from Kuma's and I can say it is one of the meals we look forward to every year. It has become a tradition of sorts to have Kuma's for the last week of our regular season football season. I would recommend ordering a variety of things off the menu, but if you are looking for some standouts here are a few must try's:Sliders - this is what Kuma's is known for, and the sliders are just as good as their massive burgers. At $4 each it won't blow your bank to order a good variety, I'd recommend 2 per guest. Ask about seasonal burgers if they can do sliders as well, as we were able to get the Sleep burger as a slider (thanksgiving meal in a burger - so good). My faves are the Plague Bringer and Led Zeppelin. Chili - no clue what they put in here to make it so good, but it smells like beer. Some of the best chili I've ever had. Mac & Cheese - really solid Mac. You can get add ins. Tons of cheese. Enough said. Pulled Pork - a small trey will easily serve 15-20 people. Great for a 'build your own' style with pretzel buns on the side! We also tried the pop tarts but I forgot a picture - they are super flakey and delicious, look great, and have a nice variety of flavors. I would highly recommend Kuma's catering for your next event, you won't be disappointed!

This little burger spot is metal themed, so the entire restaurant's vibes match that theme from decor to music. We got a few burgers and some mac and cheese, while the price was a little high, the portions were huge, and we definitely weren't close to finishing, so I recommend coming here on an empty stomach for sure. The burgers were okay, I got a black bean veggie patty which was decent (as black bean patties usually come out a bit dry). but the overall burger wasn't anything out of this world. We also got the buffalo chicken mac and cheese, which felt like it had way too much buffalo sauce for me personally. The staff were super friendly, so it might've been a better experience if I got something else maybe.

The Sleep. Every November, the turkey burger of lore. Always worth the trip. This location is significantly less crowded than the past, assuming the surplus of Kumas locations and other burger joints filing the void in other neighborhoods. Service still friendly and quick, it is what it is. The burgers of the month are the star of the show. Their regular lineup is vast but largely just different combinations of cheese with onion frizzle. Could probably dam the Cal Sag with the amount of onion frizzle this place goes through in a year. They like onion frizzle.

Love this place. Great heavy metal vibe combined with giant, delicious burgers. I wish the place were bigger because I find that I need to wait an hour outside before that can seat me.

He got the Neurosis burger and I got the macaroni and cheese with chicken bacon and peas added in. I also had a blood skull drink which was quite tasty. This one might be a new favorite for me. Rock environment and I was somewhat worried but this Mac and cheese was amazing!!

Great food and really enjoyed your server, Kristie! Thanks for making our dinner experience so amazing.​