Red Chimney

Red Chimney has been around for decades. Food is scrumptious, portions are huge, staff seems happy and are always friendly. Clientele is basically local and staff know many folks by name. Neighborhood hangout for police force so you know it is good. I love to go here, especially for their liver and onions! Great honestly cuisine. Almost always enough food for two meals unless you have a huge appetite.

This place is everything you look for in a breakfast family diner. The service was extraordinarily friendly, the food was delicious, and atmosphere cozy. Now...I rank the atmosphere 5. This is not a white napkin style restaurant, but when you want breakfast diner atmosphere, this place has it. And it was well kept. The best thing saved for last: the speed of service. We have a large family: more than 4 kids and two adults. From the time we sat down to the time we had our food was approximately 4-5 minutes. I've had drive thru orders take longer and not complained. The portions were also massive. We will be back at the Red Chimney.

So I finally got the guts to cheat and try another breakfast spot in the hood. It's like an old school diner with good ole fashion homemade dishes for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Prices weren't too bad and I really liked the taste of their coffee. I tried the 2 egg breakfast special and had no compliants. Everything was cooked well and tasted excellent. I'm definitely about to patronize this restaurant more now. I took a bowl of chicken soup home, and I already wanna try the stuffed cabbage, lol. This is the kinda place that looks terrible on the outside, but the food is Hella good. It's definitely a hidden gem.

Red Chimney is the staple restaurant in Slavic Village. It's got to be one of the only places to get a quality meal and service in this area. Kinda sad that we don't have many choices, but this one is solid. Classic Diner atmosphere and the classic food. Nothing too fancy, it's just right. The choices might not be the healthiest but it's a great spot to get an inexpensive bite to eat.

My husband and I visit occasionally, usually for breakfast. Standard neighbirhood diner vibe. Staff is generally friendly, owner seems nice & involved with daily operations. I ordered the Greek omelet as a wrap with the potatoes out. (I got no onion, and pro tip: get a side of tzatki sauce!!). I think my husband got a cowboy or meat lovers omelet can't remember tbh. Food was really good, filling, and moderately affordable at $8 -$12 average a plate. Orange juice was $3 a glass no refill. I'm sure we'll be back again sometime.