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back, maybe I'll try the Led Zeppelin without the pickles. It is worth the trip--just keep your expectations in check, and for either starve yourself all day before you order, or ask for a to-go box. You don't need to bring earplugs, by the way, it's not that loud. If you want to dress for success, wear black. And if you want to don your spiked doggie collar and ripped up Megadeth tee, so much the better. Decided to try Kuma's after watching the D,D&D clip featuring this heavy-metal themed Chicago classic. Believe the other positive reviews- this place serves the gold-standard burger. I had the Led Zeppelin, featuring BBQ pulled pork, cheddar and (surprisingly fresh) sweet pickles on a massive, tender patty. Paired with a Dirty Bastard, it was a near-perfect creation. While the dining room is small, loud, and steamy, there is plenty of warm-welcoming character in the atmosphere. And if you don't mind spending $12-13 for a burger, Kuma's is a necessary destination. Kuma's is a fun p
lace to eat. You will get hammered on great beers while waiting a really long time to sit down and eat your burger and fries. They play loud music which isn't always awesome, but it keeps a lot of the douches out. It's fun. Don't get any delicious calamari if you want to eat your whole burger. Too much food. Here's the BACKLASH. You don't need to have so much stuff on your burger. These are novelty sandwiches. If you make a burger with really good beef, you will not need to put a hot dog or a deep fried jalapeno popper or corn chips on there. We have tons of hamburger joints in Chicago that make awesome regular hamburgers for regular folks who know what they like. It's been a few years since I ate at Kuma's but seeing it on the front page of Chicago Yelp as one of the city's best restaurants brought back so many infuriating memories that I have decided to relive them all and write a review. I'll start by saying that the burgers are decent. The meat itself