Hashbrowns
3.3
from - Neighborhood: Little Italy/University Village
- 731 W. Maxwell St.
- Chicago, IL 60607-5016
- 312-226-8000
- Price range: $ (Under $9)
This breakfast and lunch spot, which is located in the old Maxwell Street Market area (now called University Village Marketplace), is from the same family who own Franconello Italian Restaurant and Franco's Ristorante. The menu features omelets named after neighborhoods, like the "Maxwell Street" with Polish sausage, pork chop and grilled onions, and the "18th Street" with chorizo and cilantro. The namesake hash brown gets menu play with five versions, including sweet potato. The upbeat room has earthy hues of tan and chocolate and marbleized concrete floors. Enjoy your eggs at the oversized walnut bar or opt for rustic bench seating with wall-mounted cushions.
Getting There
- Cross Streets:
- Halsted St. and Maxwell St.
- Parking:
- Paid Lot and Street Parking Difficult. Paid lot: Just east on Maxwell St. Street parking difficult: Parking is not allowed on Maxwell St.
- Public Transportation:
- CTA bus: 8 Halsted, 12 Roosevelt. Taxi cabs plentiful.
- Wheelchair Access:
- Yes
The Basics
- Hours:
- 6 a.m.-3 p.m. daily
- Cuisine:
- American Contemporary
- Meals Served:
- Breakfast and Lunch. Breakfast. Lunch.
- Price Range:
- $ (Under $9)
- Alcohol:
- BYOB. No corkage fee
Features
- Carryout:
- Yes
- Features:
- No catering. No buffet.
- Specialties:
- Breakfast fare
- Payment Methods:
- Cash
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- No
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"Don't bother with this place"
By cdg2009 from Little Italy/University Village, July 21, 2009
The greasy fat-soaked fries that they're trying to call hash browns were practically inedible. The food, service, and value are not good at all. ...
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"Great place for breakfast"
By Foody from Little Italy, April 18, 2008
I've been here many times for breakfast, although always on a weekend morning. The waitstaff is always friendly and even when they are busy, I've n...
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"bad omelette"
By bruh from UIC AREA, January 29, 2008
ive been to hashbrowns twice. twice i felt like ive been robbed. both times i had terrible omelttes. the omelettes i was served couldve been mad...
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