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Diners, Drive-ins and Dives
Aired on 09/26/2011
Episode: Gettin Fresh
a family-run restaurant putting a twist on biscuits and gravy - with free-range duck
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3267 S Halsted St
Chicago , IL 60608
3129292486
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Restaurant Details
Business Hours:
- Sun-Thu 8am-10pm Fri-Sat 8am-11pm
Cuisines:
Cost:
- $$
Features:
- Breakfast
- Lunch Spot
- Brunch
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Fun Fact
The restaurant isn't joking around when it calls itself organic. About 98 percent of what patrons consume here--down to the ketchup, sweetener and fruit juice soda--bears the certification. The goal is to become 100 percent organic.
Where to Sit
Dining alone? Grab a spot at the six-seater bar and relax with a paper and cup of joe, or chat with the amiable barista and other solo patrons.
Save Time
The restaurant gets packed on weekends. If you're able, go on a weekday when you can enjoy the same food sans the hour-long wait.
FourSquare Tips
Thought you'd want to know: Guy Meikle has been nominated for Breakout Chef of the Year in Time Out Chicago?s 2011 Eat Out Awards. Vote now!
Visit Nana from March 12-17 & sample expertly crafted organic dishes. A corned beef & cabbage dinner with crispy potatoes & mustard jus is served all day.
It achieved a trait shared by the best chickens in the world: juicy, tender, craveable white meat. Sides include deviled eggs, mac and cheese, biscuits, sprouts and jalapeño-laced coleslaw.
The raspberry stuff french toast is Delicious a must have.
3rd time here, so unimpressed,i'm done. Expensive, small portions, gumbo is cold, service sucks. Can i be offered sugar for my tea and my fiances coffee? i'd rather do the diner up the street.
Deep-fried tortillas make poufy, crunchy pillows for any-style eggs, refried pinto beans and sauce with a kick (on my visit, smoky chipotle ranchero). Add pulled pork, chorizo or soyrizo for $2.
Be adventurous and try something different each time you come. What a party for your mouth!!
Amazing food, really really good. And FYI its an organic food restaurant so you'll be paying slightly higher prices, but the ingredients are very high quality.
This place is so friendly and the food is amazing. Poached eggs with chorizo sausage and poblano cream made my morning.
Try the "Nanadict" Breakfast. Featured on the Food Network by Guy Fieri! It's fantastic!