Campione’s Taste of Chicago - Mt Juliet

Reviews

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  Veronica Carson

  5 days ago
  5.0
  The deep dish pizza was delicious. We ordered before arrival. Another customer said to order pizza a day ahead for the Gallatin location. The crust wad flavor and crunch. I could only manage one slice. My bestie also tried the Italian beef sandwich and she couldn't stop talking about how good it tasted. Campione's is going on my favorite list! Service was great!
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  Michael Beauman II

  Aug 17, 2026
  4.0
  Gave Campione's a try and overall had a solid experience! The Mama Debbie's Italian Beef was absolutely fantastic. It was juicy and packed with flavor. If you come here, that sandwich is a must-order! On the kids' side, the kids hot dog with fries was a great eat and an awesome value for the portion size. The only slight drawback was the spaghetti. At $11.99, it felt a bit basic for the price point compared to how good their Chicago street food specialties are. Still a great spot in Mt. Juliet for authentic Chicago flavors, friendly service, and a quick family meal. Will definitely be back for more of the Italian beef!
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  David Dubbs

  Aug 14, 2026
  1.0
  Drove 40 minutes through rush hour traffic specifically for their deep dish pizza, only to be told they were out. The staff was incredibly rude and acted like I was at fault for not calling ahead to preorder—at a dine-in, sit-down restaurant. Nobody preorders food before sitting at a table; that is completely backwards. To make matters worse, the restaurant was uncomfortably hot because the AC wasn't working. To act like a customer is supposed to read a website and look for disclaimers before eating at a sit down restaurant is ridiculous. Response to owner: Your reply proves my point. Customers do not check a restaurant's website for "disclaimers" before driving out to eat. I eat out daily, and sitting at a table means ordering from the table. Instead of taking accountability for poor service and a broken AC, you blamed the customer. Expecting all customers to read a website before entering. I have never in my life pre-ordered food before I ate in a sit down restaurant and never had a problem getting food. I have never been told in any other sit down restaurant you should have preordered 1st. I went there to eat not get a to go order. I went down the street to a competitor, sat down, and ordered a pizza from a waitress at a table and got it with zero issues. Guess what didn't read their website 1st. They had great service and got me the pizza fast and it was delicious. Work on your customer service instead of making excuses. Instead or reaching out trying to correct the issue your trying to blame me for doing what no customer ever does when going out to eat in a sit down down restaurant.
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  Ashley Davis

  Aug 12, 2026
  5.0
  Really enjoyed this small dive. I ordered the Chicago dog and my husband ordered the Mama Debbies. He loves Italian beef and raved about. Loved mine as well. Doesnt skimp on sides and such a good bite. I recommend ordered the favorite how it comes to enjoy the flavor! Cannolis are my favorite, and theirs are fresh and delicious! People there are personable and have great spirit and welcoming. Love this place and we'll be back! Will order "pop" instead of coke next time! Haha
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  Eric Conklin

  Aug 8, 2026
  5.0
  My parents went here yesterday for lunch, and have been raving about it, so I had to see for myself. If you have the attention span of a squirrel I’ll cut right to the chase: 10/10, no notes! But for my full review, please be seated… Parking is plentiful, and the location is perfect… just 30 human sized steps from a post meal sweet treat at DQ (127 Pomeranian steps). The dining area is quite small, but in a cozy ambiance kind of way — 8 tables, bar seating along the wall, and old Windy City decor everywhere. Go read the advertisement for Riverview amusement park (operated from 1904-1967), and try not to cry when you see the prices of concessions at Wrigley ($1 burger, $0.75 hot dog). They even have an entire wall of old Illinois license plates, where I located the exact style my dad had on his 1992 blue Toyota Camry. I ordered the Italian beef, wet, w/ hot peppers, and side of fries. The sandwich was phenomenal but I (and the table next to me) were knocked flat on our keesters from those goldarn hot peppers. The sweating and runny noses began immediately after the initial “oh they’re not that hot” wore off. The crinkle fries were fresh, crisp, perfectly salted, and an enormous portion (I would’ve been fine with half the amount but don’t get any ideas Campione’s!) Now for the small details: The sandwich and fries are served in little baskets where once you remove the sandwich, you’re left with the perfect amount of room for a mountain of ketchup. And to my delight, there are ketchup bottles at every table. AND there are 3 ketchup bottles along the bar. AND all the ketchup bottles are actually full. Boy do I love ketchup. For pop choices (I’m from the Midwest), you’ve got bottled and fountain. And if you enjoy the finer things in life, you should know that the DC and Coke Zero are both perfectly carbonated. The bathrooms are clean, the soap is fancy, and the paper towel dispenser is way better than those low-life dirty rascal air dryers. And what about the ceiling height you ask? Victor Wembanyama couldn’t touch it if he tried. Don’t believe me, bring him in! My experience at Campione’s was so excellent that I had a hard time finding a single critique, but alas, there is one. Management if you’re reading this, please order larger straws (think: McDonalds #iykyk). I feel very strongly that nothing should limit the volume and speed at which I consume that sweet sweet Diet Coke nectar. See you tomorrow.

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