jay2021 wrote:Edzo's reopening post pandemic one would think that everything possible would be done
in order to restore business to a reasonable level.
Erratic hours, much higher prices and not accepting cash seem to work against that goal.
jay2021 wrote:A previous post had a cheeseburger, fries and drink at $27
Atrain53 wrote:I live in the city and have always loved my infrequent trips up to Evanston to lower the boom on an Edzos double cheeseburger. I was a regular when they had a shop in Lincoln Park, so I was pretty excited they were opening a stall at Urbanspace in the Loop. But my trip was a dissippointment. Double cheeseburger was great. Garlic fries were weak. Not much garlic and seemed a bit stale. Also had a can of coke. There were no menus posted so imagine my shock when I was told my Double cheeseburger, garlic fries and can of coke was $27. If that is what they are going to charge they should save themselves some time and close down.
jay2021 wrote:I live in the city and have always loved my infrequent trips up to Evanston to lower the boom on an Edzos double cheeseburger. I was a regular when they had a shop in Lincoln Park, so I was pretty excited they were opening a stall at Urbanspace in the Loop. But my trip was a dissippointment. Double cheeseburger was great. Garlic fries were weak. Not much garlic and seemed a bit stale. Also had a can of coke. There were no menus posted so imagine my shock when I was told my Double cheeseburger, garlic fries and can of coke was $27. If that is what they are going to charge they should save themselves some time and close down.
ronnie_suburban wrote:If the decision is about not trusting employees to handle cash, then it's probably time to turn off the lights for good.
=R=
NFriday wrote:I forget the name of the pizzeria in Chicago, but it does not accept cash, and it has a sign to that effect when you enter the place, and a robber tried to hold them up, and asked for their cash. When the owner said they did not have any cash, the guy stole some money that was displayed on the wall from the first sale the restaurant had, and then left. This was in the news a few days ago.
spinynorman99 wrote:There's a reason every Walgreens and most stores sell prepaid reloadable cards; many people don't have banking services or cannot obtain a conventional credit card. There are non-onerous work-arounds.
NFriday wrote:I was at McDonald's today, and I wanted to pay cash, but you are supposed to order from the kiosk, and the kiosk does not take cash...
We are once again closed for dine-in as we continue to troubleshoot this stubborn exhaust fan issue. So you’ll have to take your loaded fries to the streets.
Cathy2 wrote:Posted on facebook eight hours ago:We are once again closed for dine-in as we continue to troubleshoot this stubborn exhaust fan issue. So you’ll have to take your loaded fries to the streets.
NFriday wrote:Edzo's is still having electrical problems, and is now looking for $40,000 at their gofindme page. The electrician he was using charged him for a bunch of work that his HVAC guy said the electrician never did. Eddie has another electrician coming out, and somebody on his Facebook page suggested that he check the wiring in the building, or the wiring coming into the building from the outside..
Edzo's is still open for takeout, but not for eating in until he gets his exhaust fan problem figured out. He has had three exhaust fans die on him in the past month.
polster wrote:I don't know much about repair work but I would assume if something broke 3x in a month that there would be some warranty and or liability with the repair person/company that does the work.