Kappy's American Grill

I have been seeing this place for awhile now and have been meaning to try. I have been herr twice and the food, the ambiance, the vibe of the place, the service are all great!Its your typical neighborhood brunch place. The first time i ordered the meat lovers skillet and their mash potato. The 2nd time i ordered the squsage egg and toast. They do have a lunch and dinner menu that I want to try sometime! This place is always packed but service is quick enough that you dont really wait that long. Parking isnt an issue as well.Lookong for a brunch spot! Try this place!Happy eating!

One of my favorite burger place! Just what I needed to give me that midday lift.Just classic Chicago suburb gem spot.

Avoid. This place is going downhill fast. I just went there with my kid for breakfast today. Both our meals were cold and mine tasted like garbage, even though it was the house speciality (short rib hash). We ate less than half of it, and rather than not charge us for the food, they charged us full fare and gave me a ten dollar coupon for my next meal there. I left it on the table.Been going here since I was a kid, and the owners are very nice. Sad to see.

It was the second time coming here and it was quite busy on a late Sunday morning. Kappy's mid-century building looks really cool and so is the American menu and flag. There are no surprises here, just a great place for breakfast and brunch (haven't eaten here for lunch or dinner yet). Plenty of parking too, it's part of a strip mall. I've enjoyed having their fluffy omelets and fluffy pancakes. Make sure to have a glass of whole milk and live a little, along with your coffee. I got a side of steak and that was cooked perfectly and was a nice size for a side order!!We had a toddler with us as part of our dining party and they do offer crayons and even took him to the back of the kitchen to check out the action. :) Kappy's is a nice community spot, with old timers and families filling up the tables. After your meal, walk it off at TJ Maxx and Home Goods, they're in the same strip mall.

I think I have a fondness for diners, the aesthetics, the consistency of the food and also the consistency of the food... and the fact I can get pancakes all hours of the day. Kappy's is a neighborhood diner located in a shopping plaza in Morton Grove. This wasn't my first trip to Kappy's and it probably won't be my last.The servers are fast and very fluent on the menu and the soups of the day.The quality of the food, regrettably has been sliding down a bit. Maybe I can make an excuse that it was the middle of the week (Thursday), but I can't be that gracious. The eponymous Kappy's Burger was a charred puck, through and through. Most of the breakfast omelet was good, but the shredded potatoes were stale from being overcooked or re-cooked. The lamb was not very flavorful. The waiter was pushing the pot roast special... maybe I should've listened more!

About a 1-1.5: Kappy's has been around for years, and they offer an extensive breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu as well as catering options.We came here for breakfast, and we ordered:+the Kappy's Benedict - an eggs benedict-style with English muffins, housemade prime rib hash, poached eggs, and a Chipotle hollandaise sauce; this is served with hash browns - the prime rib hash had an off-putting odor to them - not sure if they were days/weeks old, but they were not fresh at all - you can tell by the smell of the cubed meat, and it seemed as if they reheated in some way; they were extremely dried out and stringy+a Farmers skillet - served with corned beef hash, onions, hash browns, cheddar and Monterey Jack cheeses with eggs and toast of choice+a Denver Omelette - prepared with ham, green peppers, and onions, and served with hash browns and toast, or you can substitute pancakes in lieu of insteadThe portions are indeed generous, but the flavors were definitely lacking; adding salt, pepper, and hot sauce didn't really help. The hash browns seemed to be pre-cooked and lacked any crispiness. All the items were served lukewarm and not off-the-grill and freshly-prepared as we assumed.Our server was extremely gruff and borderline rude in terms of taking our orders and especially the tone she was using when speaking with us - is it that hard to be just nice? She also never checked-in with us throughout our dining experience, as we needed extra plates, silverware, refills on the coffee, etc. - it took some time to get our check and boxes as well, in which another friendly server actually stopped by to assist.You can tell that this is a local favorite; unfortunately, our experience didn't match.Plenty of parking in the plaza lot.+unpleasant service+odorous prime rib hash +plenty of parking in lot

I have not dined at this place in over 15 years, and last weekend reminded me why. Went after church for brunch with 4 others (not my choice to go there). Table was dirty when we were seated and hostess rolled her eyes at me when I asked for it to be cleaned twice (first time guy barely wiped the table). Food is nothing to get excited about, and waitress was not friendly. Definitely not worth the money. Go elsewhere if you want quality food and good service.

This place is excellent. They have a great counter to sit at if you're alone or plenty seating if you have a party. Matzo Ball soup was good, and it was the biggest matzo Ball I've ever seen in my life! Patty melt did the trick and you can have it cooked anyway you'd like. Maricela was my server and she was very sweet, like the coleslaw. I enjoyed my time here!

Kappy is a friendly, casual dining experience. Lots of diners are regulars, my husband and I included. The service is excellent, and the waiters and waitresses go out of their way to be accompanying. Prices ate reasonable. On Tuesday they have a "Buy one entree, , take one home for free. It's from a special selection on the menu I recommend Kappy's

I will never dine at this place again. The food was cold and unappetizing, and the service was rude, both from the wait staff and management. It's clear to me now why people refer to this place as "crappy's."