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Over Easy Cafe
Ratings and Reviews for Over Easy Cafe
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May 05 2012
Nina G. via Yelp
Can this place get any cuter? I've been here twice and have enjoyed the food both tmes that I've been here. It's a very small place,but it's very cute! I...read more
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May 05 2012
Christian S. via Yelp
Go here all the time. The line is long on weekends but the food is consistently awesome. Get the breakfast sandwiches... They'll rock your world.read more
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May 03 2012
Kristina K. via Yelp
Very good food and coffee. Service was great too! First time here and will definitely come back!read more
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Jan 15 2009
via Citysearch
Simply fantastic breakfast joint with imaginative menu items. The sassy eggs (kind of a mexican style) are great and so is the ban...read more
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Mar 12 2008
LeighBee66 via Citysearch
I've only visited for breakfast, as I'm lucky enough to live just a couple of blocks away, and the menu contains old favorites as ...read more
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Jan 09 2008
dvnt via Citysearch
Over Easy is my new favorite place to eat. I've had a variety of things off their thankfully non-overwhelming menu and it's always...read more
The Scene
Young families wake early to score one of the limited seats available at this cheerful, but tiny restaurant in Ravenswood. Blond wood tables for two and four take up most of the one-room, exposed-brick space featuring a long banquette lining the right wall and small juice bar in the back. Acrylic paintings, a few photos, mirrors and kitschy wooden eggs that hang on invisible strings from the ceiling add to the casual mood.
The Food
Chef Jon Cignarale cooks up simple, tasty breakfast and lunch dishes with a few twists. Sweet blackberries are spooned generously atop Emily's Dream pancakes with just the right amount of butter, while apple flapjacks are turned upside down and baked for extra thickness. The fluffy, not overly salty Retro omelet--loaded with bits of ham, green onions and Swiss cheese--arrives with a side of pan-fried country potatoes and toast. Lunch favors salads, burgers and sandwiches.