If you're sensitive and can't take a joke, then don't go to this restaurant

At first glance, Chicago's Ed Debevic's looks much like many of the Windy City's other tourist restaurants: Waiters and waitresses in flashy costumes serving up tasty burgers, hot dogs, salads, milkshakes and fries. But take a closer look at it's website and you'll discover their service is anything but ordinary.

Servers at Ed Debevic's are known for their rudeness and snarky remarks. However, they are paid to be cheeky, and would likely get fired from the restaurant if they were nice to customers. This waitress, for example, has taken customer service to a whole new level. Some might deem it gimmicky. I prefer to use the term "theatrical."

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