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Businiess name:
Grand Duke's Restaurant & Deli
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
I stopped in on the way to a Fire game. I heard from a fan that they served Lithuanian food. Never tried it before, so why not. I walked it and I was ""confused"". The decor was dusty and made up of old midieval era shields and...well, being low lit and somewhat dank, I felt I was in a castle dungeon than in the dining hall. I looked at the menu and was even more confused. There were burgers, fries, and Polish pirogi...not much I can tell that was ""Lithuanian"". I had the most unusual pairing, pirogi and potato pancakes. Talk about bland and uncooked (like it came from their freezer). Maybe if ""bland"" is the flavor of Lithuania then I guess they've succeeded. Seriously, I fail to see the Lithuania in this destination. Maybe they can call Robert Irvine and have their place totally remade. If they want to be a pre or post game destination for Fire games of any event at Toyota Park they need work...like NOW!!!
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