#24 hour diner near me full

Last night I tried a Tex/Mex omelet, full of nice spicy chorizo, but the tomatoes were pale and the jalapenos canned. I have enjoyed the good and greasy patty melt.īranching out can be hit or miss. Himself alternates between the immense chopped salad and the black peppercorn blue cheese burger, dripping in thick, creamy blue cheese spread. I get eggs, sunny-side up usually, which always come nice and runny, just as I like them (order the hash browns well-done, though). I often get the Athenian skirt steak, infused with lemon and oregano, and sometimes the lamb chops, especially when they're on special - a deal at $15 for four chops with soup or salad. I confess I tend to order the same things over and over again and can't speak to the vast menu as well as somebody who's visited the place on an average of once every month or two for years ought to be able to. If there's a better 24-hour diner around town, I don't know about it. It offers a vast menu, well-filled baskets of good, house-baked breads, a large display case of pretty if sometimes insipid house-made cakes and desserts, and breakfast served all day and all night. One of the largest, possibly the largest, 24-hour eateries in the Chicago area, the Omega is an old-fashioned Grecian diner/family restaurant. Mentioned here and there, the Omega really deserves a thread of its own.