Andy's Cafe

Friendly staff! They have both inside and outside seating. Their pancakes were nice. A little sweet. Coffee was excellent too. They have small parking lot but plenty of spots.

Second time here. Food is really good. Smoothies are delicious. Highly recommend! Friendly service. Parking is a big tight though.

I wanted a delicious breakfast for lunch, so I looked about and located this eatery. Their menu is rather inviting, featuring a lot of classic American breakfast dishes with a hint of Mexican cuisine.I ordered their Andy's stuffed toast and I paid extra $4 to have it as a combo meal, which included two eggs and two bacon or sausage links. The toast has a pleasant crispness to it in addition to being fluffy. Their handmade cream sauce is the filler in between the toasts. It smelled like citrus and was moderately sweet. A rich, sweet strawberry sauce covered the toast. Because of their tart flavor, the strawberries weren't ripe.As requested, the eggs were made in a scrambled style. The eggs were moist and airy when scrambled. Lucky, there was black pepper and salt on the table because the eggs were not seasoned. The bacon had a flavorful and fatty texture, although I would have preferred it to be more crispy. They executed a basic dish of bacon and eggs quite well.I ordered their cookies and cream milkshake, which came in a glass mason jar to display the large Oreo cookie, crushed Oreos, and whipped cream. Although the look is quite tempting, which is why I initially ordered it, the taste was not up to par.

Came here on a random Saturday morning because it was voted the best breakfast in northern Illinois so I had to try it.It is located on the small strip mall on a major road. However, they do have lots of parking, which was great. They were not busy this particular morning around 1130 when we arrived, which was also great so easy to be seated and quickly Service was super nice very friendly and very kind I have to say. Maybe because they weren't busy or maybe this is who they inherently are. The menu is great. It has a lot of the basics and a lot of the traditional staples and it also has a great Mexican twist. I believe the owners are Mexican, which is great, because it adds a nice level of authenticity when you order things like the Chilaquiles or the Al pastor omelette.The salsa and the guac are super fresh and very tasty, and also have a really great kick of heat to them. While the portions in the pricing are very fair, and in line with the surroundings, I still look for something to really distinguish this place from others. Overall, though a great experience, and worth a visit.

Bruh are you serious! Like what is this? I ordered a monte cristo sandwich soup and fruit. This sandwich was cold the cheese wasn't even melted. No mayo nothing on it. The soup was cold and spilled in my bag cause the lid was not on it. I took a picture of it. The top sandwich is mine the bottom is what was advertised. I guess you said why didn't I take it back. I had somewhere else to be and I didn't open it until later. This is ridiculous. I won't be back but if you do check your food

Pleasantly surprised by this diner-style spot. Great menu variety for breakfast and lunch. Service was quick and friendly and the food was really good. I went with a classic spinach and feta omelette which was cooked perfectly. The potatoes were tasty, but were quite oily, so not the best. The biggest downside to this place are the steep prices. While everything was good, I don't think I'd pay these prices again for this type of food.

I got the cheese omelet, that's the name with no cheeses listed. So American was a surprise. It looks odd on the plate. It's long and looks like cheese added to scrambled eggs. Tasted okay enough. Home potatoes were even odder. Tiny potatoes that were half hard pieces and half soft. The table had plenty of condiments, hot sauce varieties. No ketchup on any table, and there are plenty of things to put it on. I had to ask for it and it was a cold bottle. From the other reviews just get the Mexican items. Prices aren't bad.

I love this place because they have the best spicy chilaquiles! Reminds me of actual Chicago Mexican cuisine and I'm loving it! The service is great

The service is this place is terrible. So many workers rushing around like chickens with their heads cut off. We arrived and they didn't have a table cleaned off for us. When we did get seated in the next five minutes, we were seated without menus and sat there looking at their online menu for fifteen minutes. No silverware, water, or food taking orders. By the time the waitress got to us we gave our full orders, coffees, waters and all. Our food came out 25 minutes later. Food is definitely good. But I'm not sure if I would make this a regular place.

If you remember going to breakfast at Andy's Cafe, enjoying all the turtle trinkets, had great food, and attentive service I recommend you savor that memory. This isn't that place anymore. The turtles have vacated the premises and the waiter who came by the table looked like he would rather be somewhere else. The foods pricy (like everywhere) and just ok, but the service is slow. I can't recommend this place anymore.