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act like they hate people, why oh why are they in the service industry!? Anyway, we got to the place to order.we asked for vegan cheese on the loaded fries, without the meat. Wait staff was burly once again, we got this at our first visit so knew to expect it. We waited in an extremely long line.stood there for close to 30 minutes just to order. We arrived on Mother's Day for a late lunch. It’s a common thread of complaints, yet they don’t care. We will never be back, I’m so tired of waiting in that line for rudeness and a ridiculous system. She said, “well if the line is long, you can ask the cashier to get someone to help you.” Ummm, are you serious, lady? I all but set myself on fire and you looked at me several times ignoring me each time!!! They need a to hire friendlier people to represent their business. I mentioned that there needs to be a better system than this because I am now paying $44 for cold food for my family. I had no choice but to wait 20 minutes in that line to pay for my carry out. I stepped close to the cashier and she saw me but continued to ignore me. nobody is, hoping the cashier or someone from the back would help. So I called my order in, knowing the fact they only have one cashier and there are always lines, long or short, either way people can’t seem to make up their mind before they get up there. Would like to consider trying them again, if they had what we thought we would get to begin with, and if they had gluten-free bread for my wife. Just sort of a strange dining experience. We were going to order a Panini to begin with But we’re told only a few sub rolls were available. Which again was very strange since they said they were out of bread except for a few sub rolls I in back. And as were eating, I noticed the family who came after us eating a grilled sandwich or a Panini. The place was only moderately busy at this time, but it took close to a half an hour for everything to come. Another daughter loved the Ramen noodle dish that was on the special menu for the month. The hand cut fries, we absolutely loved, not gluten-free, but delicious for a few members of the table.

My daughter and I split a pulled pork sandwich 12 inch, again a huge sandwich, we thought it was good. It wasn’t bad, and the sandwich was huge, but she would’ve preferred gluten-free bread, as most sandwich places now carry.

#EPIC DELI NEAR ME FREE#

Anyways my wife ordered a gluten Free alternative that was basically a fried cheese wrap. does a deli run out of bread? Anyways we got the family together looked at the menu and we’re about to leave when a very nice staff member came over and said he had located some bread subs in the back. When we got there, at about 2 PM, we were told they did not carry gluten-free bread, and also they did not have any bread at all. So we got to epic deli after calling and being told that they had several gluten-free options.

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"It's the caramel sauce it's so concentrated. "This is definitely worth the wait and standing in line for," said Andrew Mate, who wore a Jeppson's Malort t-shirt to the event and ate the soft serve with a grimaced face. "It's going to be a less offensive version of Malort when you mix it with something that sweet," said Wildey. Wildey said that the soft serve takes on its own flavor when combined with the alcohol and eggnog. Their Malort eggnog was served as a sundae at the event, topped with Malort infused whipped cream and caramel sauce. "Malort tastes like if you were making an alcohol and you took some old gym socks, stuffed them in there, and just let it sit," said Philpot.Įpic Deli often makes ice cream using spirits with use of its Below Zero Soft Serve Machines. Ian Philpot braved the lines to try the soft serve along with family members. "People say it tastes like dandelions, garbage, and gasoline," said Wildey. Wildey said he thought it would be fun to churn an eggnog soft serve for Christmas and combine it with Jeppson's Malort, Chicago's infamous, Swedish-style liquor made with pungent wormwood. "We couldn't handle doing it for an entire week because it is insane in here." "We had to fill these machines like four times," said Wildey. More than 300 people RSVP'd on Facebook to attend the "Malort Eggnog Soft Serve Day" at Epic Deli in McHenry, Illinois.ĭressed in a Santa suit, co-owner Tyler Wildey said between 20 and 30 folks waited outside for the event to start and about 100 were served in the first hour.