Go-Go White Sox Bar And Grill

Seat yourself. No problem. Wait, every single table is still dirty with glasses, dishes, etc. I found the last clean table. My server greeted me promptly and took my order. Finally 15 min later I saw a woman that looked like a mgr bussing and wiping every table in the place. Make your staff do that. Dont they want more tables to service? My Cobb Salad amd iced tea were good.

I came here after the rude service at Reillys Daughter down in the A concourse. The bartender was prompt and friendly and atmosphere is ok with lots of tv's. I wish the club sandwich was better. The sourdough bread does a great impression of Wonder bread.

Very busy, but it’s a holiday weekend so that may be why. Food was average, menu is small and not a lot of choices. I wish it was a bit more themed. The buffalo mac n cheese is hot hot hot, so if you don’t like spice steer clear. We had a delightful experience with our waitress, she was super busy but sweet and attentive even though it was obviously a rough night for her. Airport food always seems extra pricey and if you want a quick sit down and some sports tv on your way, this is the place.

A Pricey Encounter A long voyage across the galaxy—or merely a layover at Midway—demands refueling. And so, to White Sox Restaurant, I ventured. With hunger gnawing at me like a Sarlacc lurking in the sands, I ordered the Fastball Fried Chicken Sandwich with French Fries and an iced tea. The sustenance? Acceptable. The service? Steady, like a disciplined Padawan. But the price? Outrageous, it was. Nearly $37 credits for a simple meal? A Jedi does not crave material wealth, but even in the depths of Coruscant’s underbelly, one could feast for far less. And the mixed drinks—almost $25 credits each? Pure Huttese extortion! It seems Midway Airport subscribes to the Sith doctrine of price gouging, solidifying its reputation as one of the most expensive ports in the galaxy for dining. Would I return? Perhaps, if caught in a hyperspace anomaly with no other options. Otherwise, I’d seek sustenance elsewhere—where the Force (and my wallet) can remain in balance.

Gluten free, lettuce wrap burger, options that were celiac safe enough for my wife.

Tried speaking with waiter to see if they can accommodate dairy allergy. They tried speaking with cook but came back talking about a salad. Totally clueless about our request. While trying to figure out if we’ll eat the waiter completely disregarded us and went to attend another table. We left.

had a disappointing experience during my visit on the morning of June 8th around 8:00 AM. The staff member taking our order—a little black girl—was extremely rude and unprofessional. When I asked for my eggs over medium, she mumbled that they only serve scrambled. I hadn’t heard her clearly, so I repeated my order, and she snapped, “We only have scrambled.” The menu states eggs are available in any style, so I pointed that out. She responded with more attitude, saying they haven’t had eggs in weeks. That was confusing—were we being served egg substitutes without being told? I had ordered a breakfast burrito, but upon realizing it wasn’t made with real eggs, I decided to change my order. At that point, she abruptly said she would have to get a manager, with clear annoyance in her tone. The whole interaction felt unnecessarily hostile. We ended up walking out. Maybe it was because we weren’t ordering drinks, but regardless, no one deserves to be treated like that. A serious attitude adjustment and some clarity on the menu would go a long way.

The service was just fine, I just wanted to note this is saddest “White Sox sports bar”. The generic no name jersey in the photo and sign are pretty much the only reference to the Sox at all. Have you been to a Chicago bar before? It just feels really cheap and inauthentic here. Hang some beer signs, get some memorabilia, lower the lights just a bit.