Loops

Aaron Sturgill 

on Google

6 days ago

The Chicago Fire dog is incredible 

Peter Jin 

on Google

2 weeks ago

I am from Chicago so I KNOW Italian beef. Loops “claims” they make Chicago style Italian beef but it’s not true. 1) the bread is all wrong. They use like sub sandwich bread. You’re supposed to use Italian bread which is slightly crusty outside and a little chewy inside. They literally just use sandwich bread shaped into a sub and it just soaks up the juice and is mush. 2) the Italian beef should be slow roasted and shaved paper thin and fall apart. The one I had was thick and tough. Was like a roast beef sandwich with warm j... read more

Bryan Pitchford 

on Google

3 weeks ago

I've been catching up on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives to check out all those fantastic restaurants and Loops was first on my list! I tried Da' Meatball and since it was a la carte, I also ordered two Spicy Gyro Rolls with Hotziki dipping sauce. Wow! Watching them cook on Triple D and tasting the food for myself is a whole different experience than what I was expecting. Sure, the food looks good and it's interesting to even toss the marinara on the griddle, but it's mind-blowing in action! It's not a huge restaurant, but it i... read more

Miss Ora 

on Google

3 weeks ago

I’ve been in the Columbus area for six years now, and let me tell you — I’ve searched and searched for food that hits like Chicago. Columbus just doesn’t meet my Chicago taste buds. Not even close. But I’ll give Loops this: they’ve got potential. I ordered the Loop Dog. It looks like a classic Chicago dog, even down to the celery salt — which they said they added — but I couldn’t taste any celery salt. The dog itself was okay, but I’m a big, plump hot‑dog kinda girl. The toppings were the best part, especially the relish. I ... read more