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Ina Pinkney opened Ina's in 1991 and has become a firm fixture in Chicago. The restaurant offers American cuisine and is especially well known for its breakfast. Dishes include great comfort foods and new twists on old classics, such as Gingerbread Pancakes and Pasta Frittata.
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"Breakfast heaven" say fans of Ina Pinkney's West Loop New American that delivers "good old-fashioned comfort food" (offered at lunch too) via "warm" staffers known to "treat you like a relative who is actually liked"; the "simple" space "lined with salt and pepper shakers" is complemented by a "welcoming" vibe, and affordable prices are another reason it comes "highly recommended."
Steve Dolinsky, ABC7: Kuma's and Kuma's II: Like Graham Elliot, just way too much hype and no substance (not to mention Clockwork Orange-like torture music in dining room). OON: terrible first-date, and now extremely gun-shy about going back.
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The biggest surprise hands down is also among the year's very last. Graham Elliot's announcement that he would close his namesake restaurant after service New Year's Eve, was casually announced on Chicago Tonight while Elliot was being interviewed about the passing of Charlie Trotter. Elliot promised a "greatest hits" of menus past as well as a look into the future of GE once it...
Service really sucks since they closed but still a perfect place for brunch after traveling backwards in time.I agree with nearly all of the positive...
The service was very slow. I had the Paris omelet and was very pleased. My friend ordered the chicken and waffles. I tried the chicken, the breading was chewy on crispy and the chicken was very bland. What ruined it for us was the very slow service, and being treated as though we were the problem. They will be closed...
"Accidentally" dropped by, was very, very, very surprised about the quality of the food and service and afterwards learned that this seems to be one of the best breakfast and lunch places in town. Now, that's an honor well deserved.
Had their signature dish. Recommendable!
I hate writing reviews that do not praise the efforts of the establishment but I feel this could be read be by someone who might appreciate the...
Love the homily and the food was pretty good. We tried the chicken and waffles with the three pieces of chicken. It wasn't the best chicken I have had,...
Ina's can be found at W Randolph St 1235. The following is offered: Restaurants. The entry is present with us since Sep 7, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Chicago there are 2306 other Restaurants. An overview can be found here.
I can't wait to feed you!
New entry in the Randolph Market district ; entrees include roast chicken, meatloaf, beef stew, beef tenderloin, pork tenderloin, and whitefish with mashed potatoes; there's also a BLT, a grilled cheese with Gruyere Swiss, and a turkey and Swiss sandwich. Recommended dessert: Devil's Food cake. Prices $9-21.
The breakfast items include pancakes filled with blueberries or bananas, homemade...
"Best Huevos Rancheros in town. The thing I love so much about Ina's is that it's quick and consistent, the coffee is good and the service is even better. One of the best breakfast spots in town."
Sam Rosen, One Design Company
"Ina's is my new favorite brunch spot. I love the wholesome atmosphere, friendly service, and awesome food. I had the vanilla bean waffle topped with bananas and...
Ina Pinkney opened Ina’s in 1991 and has become a firm fixture in Chicago. The restaurant offers American cuisine and is especially well known for its breakfast. Dishes include great comfort foods and new twists on old classics, such as Gingerbread Pancakes and Pasta Frittata.
Cell phone use is forbidden on the premises.
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