Sander's Restaurant

It was very crowded Saturday morning. Though staff were very friendly and quick to bring us drinks. Interior was a typical old fashioned breakfast place , nothing fancy. My boyfriend ordered biscuits and gravy which looked good and my kid ordered Mickey Mouse pancake. Canned pineapple and cocktail cherry were used for face and it was ugly cute. Pineapple tasted not so good though. I ordered classic egg Benedict and I'm afraid to say that it was not egg Benedict that I know of. Whatever the sauce they put was not hollandaise and I suspect it must be a chicken flavor gravy or some sort which was not tasted good. Bread was soaked with sauce and mushy. The Canadian bacon was too thick for my preference. I don't know what it is called but there were mushed potatoes that look like pan fried. It didn't taste bad but I prefer hushed potatoes or something else on the side. I gave 4 starts for good customer service but I didn't not like the egg Benedict.

I have been going here for years. Love the food, but now they are charging a 3% service fee on the bill without any posted notices. When I asked about the fee, they lied and said they have to pay 6% which I know is incorrect. See below:AVERAGE INTERCHANGE RATESThe typical interchange rate is 1.6% - 2.4% for credit cards and 0.5% for debit cards.Here are the average credit card processing fees for the 4 major credit card networks:Visa: 1.6% - 2.6%Mastercard: 1.6% - 2.5%Discover: 1.55% - 2.5%American Express: 2.3% - 3.5%

Always busy-in a good way. Vast variety of dishes on menu. Breakfasts are their specialty. The menu features something for everyone - skillets, omelettes, pancakes, breakfast tacos and more. Most meals come with hash browns and toast/pancakes. I ordered an apple and cheddar omelette but will choose something else next time. Generous portions. Friendly waitstaff.

Ate there 3 times in a week. Omelet's are amazing great salad and sandwiches, good service, while babysitting for school age grandchildren it became our to go to place

Sanders underwent a remodel a few years ago and are now only open until 3pm. So no more dinner or late nights, but the same large menu for breakfast and lunch, with healthy portions and good prices. They are one of the few restaurants in town that offer kreplach soup and it's our go to when anyone in our house is sick or just wants a good broth. Their cream of chicken rice soup is good too. We are longtime customers and still love this place after many decades.

One thing about Sanders... they GONE BE PACKED. Resy or no resy. You might want to put on your most comfortable waiting shoes and bring a chair to sit in. I came here following church on a Sunday for a resy at 1:00 pm and we still were told we had to wait. It was my first time and seeing how it's the best talked about restaurant in the middle of village crossing, I expected nothing short of that. (People don't really have many options). It's a huge establishment but when full, seems quite small. Our server, an older older lady, was clearly the best staff as everyone knew her. She did a quick job taking our orders but was pretty behind with the rest of our service. We attempted to remain patient as it was packed but when inquiring about our food we were met with unpleasantries. I ordered the breakfast tacos with a side of hash brown and I wasn't impressed. For $14.95, I got a large amount of food but the quality and the flavor fell short, very short. The tacos was their version of chorizo style mixed with eggs and cheese. The hash browns weren't crispy and they needed tons of salt. There wasn't a spice on the table that I didn't use to spice up the plate. They attempt to give you a quarter size amount of salsa as if that's going to help the tacos. I needed a full bottle. I'd return but not on my own will and I'd definitely be going on an empty day.

Sanders usually has pretty good food. I also like the waitresses they do a good job handling the crowd. Yes it's unfortunate that they now close at 3 PMBut here is a word of advice, DO NOT ORDER THE GRECIAN CHICKEN!!! DO NOT DO IT, NASTIEST THING IVE EVER HAD. TOOK A FEW BITES AND THE REST WENT INTO THE GARBAGE. A fairly expensive meal, considering the only parts I ate were the soup and the baked potato

This is a cozy gem located in Skokie. The staff and service is attentive to customers. This place can get busy but you will be surprised to see the wait times go by fast. They have everything on their menu from omelets to skillets, and even their fluffy pancakes are mouth watering. I recommend the gypsy skillet and the pancakes! Stop by you won't be disappointed!

I was ecstatic when an old friend suggested we meet at Sander's for breakfast. As you can see from my previous reviews, I love this place.Peggy and Alex were very friendly and attentive. They made sure my friend and I were satisfied and our coffee cups were always filled during our visit. I decided on meat skillet this time. It was very filling and delicious. My friend's Sander's omelet was humongous and tasty. With a side of hash browns and French toast, she took home more than she ate. I had plenty of leftovers as well.The place grew lively by the hours. So happy Sander's is doing well post Covid since I plan on returning whenever possible.

This is a great brunch place! We ordered skillets and pancakes (we substituted with the special ones), and all of them were delicious. I liked that the booth felt comfortable to sit in and that they have their own free parking lot (although it's quite small and it was completely full when I arrived).There's a big coffee shop a block away (Qahwah House) so we went there afterward. Such a good day to eat brunch here then have some coffee and work at the nearby coffee shop!