Porkchop

Name: Porkchop
Address: 5700 S Cicero Ave, Chicago, Illinois, 60629, US
Rating: 1.90

Barbecue restaurant

Porkchop at Chicago Midway Airport offers a satisfying escape for barbecue lovers on the go. This casual eatery serves up hearty portions of comfort food, perfect for a quick bite before your flight. Diners rave about the generous meat servings and freshly prepared sandwiches, although some have noted that sides can be a bit hit or miss. With breakfast, lunch, and dinner options available, it’s a convenient choice for travelers craving some smoky goodness. Just keep in mind airport prices might leave a dent in your wallet!

Contact Info

Location: 5700 S Cicero Ave, Chicago, IL 60629
Located in: Floor 2 · Chicago Midway International Airport

Opening hours

Monday: 5 am-10 pm
Tuesday: 5 am-10 pm
Wednesday: 5 am-10 pm
Thursday: 5 am-10 pm
Friday: 5 am-10 pm
Saturday: 5 am-10 pm
Sunday: 5 am-10 pm

Services

Takeaway
Dine-in
Delivery

Lunch
Dinner
Solo dining

Comfort food
Quick bite

Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Catering

Casual

Tourists

Food & drink

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Menus and Prices

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Reviews

I read the reviews and was skeptical, but I still gave it a try. The man behind the counter was jovial and helpful.
Portions were more than generous and everything looked and tasted fresh and delicious.
My sandwich was piled high with meat. If I were to look for some cons: Some items were out of stock, fries could be a bit more crispy and salty, and cost was about $30.
I expect the price to be high at the airport, but it was actually a really great meal. Very impressed!

Got some breakfast from here.
Didnt have high expectations going in so I was not to shocked by how sad it was.
The brisket breakfast sandwich was cafeteria quality; basic BBQ sauce, half hard biscuit, simple cheddar cheese, and unflavored brisket.
The bacon one being no better either. Being stuck in an airport while being almost forced to eat low quality food at restaurant price is getting out of hand I do not recommend this place for breakfast.

Food was fine, but not worth $16.
I was really expecting to be wowed for the price but it's just a bun out of a bag, meat out of a bucket, and some sauce from the counter.
Sides like Mac & cheese are another $6.
The one woman working seemed inconvenienced by me.