Will this Michigan-based phenomenon catch on in Chicago? Will Chicagoans accept a new kind of hot dog into their lives? Leo's Coney Island is betting on a resounding "yes" to both of these questions, opening its first location outside of Michigan and getting a new set of Midwesterns hooked on its famous Coney Island dogs (with chili, mustard and onions) and Greek salad. Catering to the neighborhood, the takeout window is open until 2 a.m. on weekends.
Jordan B.
Love this spot. Exactly like Coney in Michigan if you're missing your usual. The guys who work here are so nice and super quick.
Madeline Perkins
A hidden gem! The ham and cheese was good, and so was the Greek pita. The workers were super nice. Excited to try the breakfast next time!
Mark
Comfort food with Great service and reasonable prices! I was really surprised to find this place in a neighborhood of overpriced everything. I got great service, enjoyed some amazing onion rings, tried out a "special coney dog" -- really loved the snap of that east coast-style hot dog casing, and had a gyro. Everything was presented well and generous in portion. I'll be back to try more of the menu, specifically want to try some of the sandwiches and am intrigued by the nice selection of all-day breakfast items. Highly recommended spot for all your favorite comfort foods.
Ashlee B.
I worked at the first Leo's Coney Island to open outside Michigan and it was located in Southport Corridor. It was my first serving job and I had a...
R F
Love there is a taste of home (Michigan) here in chicago.
