Krolls South Loop

About Krolls South Loop:

Kroll's Is Proud To Bring Its Over Seventy Years of Excellent Food, Tradition and Family Fun To Chicago and Its New Home, the South Loop. We Are A Family-Owned Business That Has Now Passed To Its Fourth Generation. All Families Have Memories and Stories That Make Up the Fiber of Who They Are Today. Our Story Begins With the Arrival of Harry and Caroline Kroll From New York City To Green Bay, Wisconsin in 1931. At the Request of A Relative, Harry and Caroline Became Operators of the Kutska Hotel On Main Street. Caroline Had Anticipated the Splendors of A New York Hotel, Not A Boarding House and Bar With Spittoons. But, She Adjusted, and Started Preparing Meals for Her Guests. Little Did She Know That the 35 Cent Meal She Was Selling Was the Beginning of Our Family Food Business. in 1936, the First Kroll's Was Built As A 8x10 Foot Plywood Structure Where Caroline Served Charcoal-Grilled Meals for Take-Out. It Was There That the Kroll's Hamburger Was Born. Caroline Served Hamburgers Made the Kroll's Way – A Juicy Burger Served On A Lightly Toasted Roll Topped With Butter, Ketchup, Pickles and Raw Onions. Next Begins A Series of Locations and Generations the Kroll's Hamburger Has Endured. in 1936, Caroline Opened Her First Kroll's Bar and Lunchroom At the Green Bay Labor Temple. Then, She and Harry Gave Birth To A Daughter, Pat. As Pat Grew Up, She Quickly Learned the Family Business. the Excellent Food and Service That Caroline, Pat and Harry Provided Earned Enough Growth That by 1958, It Was Time for Kroll's To Move To A New Location – Kroll's Downtown. After A Few Years, Urban Renewal Began in Green Bay and Brought About Another Move for Kroll's – This Time To the West Side. Harry and Caroline Were Doubtful of the Change in Locale, But Pat Was Determined It Would Continue Kroll's Success. Pat's Daughter Bobbie, and Her Husband Mike, the Third Wave of the Kroll's Family, Continued the Traditions the Family Had Developed and Made Kroll's West A Neighborhood Gathering Place for Family, Friends and Sports Fans. Kroll's West Is Located Directly Across the Street From Lambeau Field, and We Are Proud To Serve Thousands of Our Grilled Sandwiches On Game Days. Kroll's Is Proud To Bring Its Over Seventy Years of Excellent Food, Tradition and Family Fun To Chicago and Its New Home, the South Loop. We Are A Family-Owned Business That Has Now Passed To Its Fourth Generation. All Families Have Memories and Stories That Make Up the Fiber of Who They Are Today. Our Story Begins With the Arrival of Harry and Caroline Kroll From New York City To Green Bay, Wisconsin in 1931. At the Request of A Relative, Harry and Caroline Became Operators of the Kutska Hotel On Main Street. Caroline Had Anticipated the Splendors of A New York Hotel, Not A Boarding House and Bar With Spittoons. But, She Adjusted, and Started Preparing Meals for Her Guests. Little Did She Know That the 35 Cent Meal She Was Selling Was the Beginning of Our Family Food Business. in 1936, the First Kroll's Was Built As A 8x10 Foot Plywood Structure Where Caroline Served Charcoal-Grilled Meals for Take-Out. It Was There That the Kroll's Hamburger Was Born. Caroline Served Hamburgers Made the Kroll's Way – A Juicy Burger Served On A Lightly Toasted Roll Topped With Butter, Ketchup, Pickles and Raw Onions. Next Begins A Series of Locations and Generations the Kroll's Hamburger Has Endured. in 1936, Caroline Opened Her First Kroll's Bar and Lunchroom At the Green Bay Labor Temple. Then, She and Harry Gave Birth To A Daughter, Pat. As Pat Grew Up, She Quickly Learned the Family Business. the Excellent Food and Service That Caroline, Pat and Harry Provided Earned Enough Growth That by 1958, It Was Time for Kroll's To Move To A New Location – Kroll's Downtown. After A Few Years, Urban Renewal Began in Green Bay and Brought About Another Move for Kroll's – This Time To the West Side. Harry and Caroline Were Doubtful of the Change in Locale, But Pat Was Determined It Would Continue Kroll's Success. Pat's Daughter Bobbie, and Her Husband Mike, the Third Wave of the Kroll's Family, Continued the Traditions the Family Had Developed and Made Kroll's West A Neighborhood Gathering Place for Family, Friends and Sports Fans. Kroll's West Is Located Directly Across the Street From Lambeau Field, and We Are Proud To Serve Thousands of Our Grilled Sandwiches On Game Days.

Krolls South Loop is located at 1736 S Michigan Ave in Chicago, IL - Cook County and is a business listed in the categories Restaurants/Food & Dining, Eating Places, Full-Service Restaurants and Limited-Service Restaurants. After you do business with Krolls South Loop, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Krolls South Loop.

Categories: Restaurants/Food & Dining, Eating Places, Full-Service Restaurants and Limited-Service Restaurants

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