3 Chicks Kitchen

Love the simple quaintness of this diner. It is our go-​to breakfast spot with the kiddos.

We stopped in here this morning and Holly was our server. She was extremely friendly, polite and made our experience very enjoyable! Our food was delicious too! My boyfriend had a skillet which was covered in delicious green chili and I had an omelet prepared perfectly. Very yummy!

Great find. Had an appt close by and had two hours to kill before next appt. checked Unilocal for breakfast places and this place popped up. It’s not fancy, but it’s very clean, the service good, and the menu has a nice variety. My breakfast came hot and fresh. Very good and the price reasonable:)

We stopped in for the first time this morning. We were a party of five and there were two open tables that could have been put together but the teenage girls up front clearly wanted to wait for the only party of five or more to finish their meals before seating us. Unfortunately we left instead of standing and waiting. The food did look good however.

I’ve recently steered towards a vegan diet so this isn’t the best place for my needs. Wish they had more options because I liked everything before.

breakfast this morning (Friday 9:30-ish).
we entered 3 chicks and there was a sign saying «seat yourself». we had a sit and a young lady came by straight away with menus and a big «good morning».
my wife ordered the Aspen Omelette and I ordered Heuvos Rancheros. both were big plates with plenty of home-​made style vittles. We both enjoyed our breakfast and service.
the place is NOT fancy, but it is friendly, clean, tasty and fairly-​priced.
Certainly WAY above a chain-​restaurant for breakfast, and half the price of a resort breakfast.

After some recent experiences at other morning spots, I have been looking for a back-​up, if not new go-​to restaurant for breakfast. 3 Chicks could be that place, but they confound me — just a tad. The cleanliness of the establishment and quality of food are solid. The waitstaff is typically attentive and fluid during busy times, but nothing about the place truly stands out. What might have been an honest-​to-​goodness 3-​STAR rating has to do with the greeting and egress of the establishment. Greeted on the scale between barely friendly to mildly annoyed has been my experience each time I have come through the door and exiting can be a challenge. Our last time through, we waited over 10 minutes to pay the bill and there was just one other couple ahead of us. I don’t know if there was an issue with the card reader, method of payment or lack of skill in navigating the POS software, but there were three girls behind the register and it took almost as long to pay as it did to order and receive our food. Stuff happens (OK), but no one apologized for the inordinate amount of time it took to clear things up nor were we asked how our experience was that morning. I’ve been in far busier places where those things were not missed, so some additional training may be in order, especially on the customer service front. Thankfully, the food was good and our waitress was great, but to punctuate a good experience with such a lack of professionalism gives me pause when deciding next time, where to head for the morning meal. 2 ½ STARS is my true rating and I hope next go-​round, 3 Chicks lives up to its potential.

Very tasty food at an affordable price! Great little mom and pop breakfast/​brunch place. Staff was welcoming and friendly and service was prompt. I had the breakfast burrito. They have a lot of choices on their menu and they all look like winners. Their coffee is good, too.

Traditional breakfast. Great service, nice friendly polite young staff. Hard to find.

For 2 people our tab came to over $ 30 for two people. That’s a little pricy for this quality of food. Yes, it’s breakfast diner food which most 12 year olds can master, yet one of my sunny side up eggs was not runny. The chicken fried chicken was moist, yet still tough and the gravy was boring. My husband said that pancakes were good and loved the coffee, but his eggs were overcooked as well. Better than Great Scott’s, but wish I had gone to Cracker Barrel. It’s cheaper with better quality of food. The service was good. That day, someone had a dog in a run outside large glass double doors allowing you great viewing as the dog did it’s «business»…festive.

Very disappointed. The one tip off was the kitchen and wait staff’s sheer speed… Normally a good thing, but it’s a delicate balance.
We were in and out in less than twenty minutes… Literally. My Veggie Benedict wasn’t prepared well. Most every element in the dish was either overcooked or off kilter in taste: my egg was medium boiled, the avocado slices were browning in several places, my tomato was cut too thin to have been grilled and the hollandaise sauce had an odd twang /​flavor. My guy’s dish had its own odd flavor as well.
Normally, I’m not one to complain and can find the positive side of just about anything. This visit was a challenge. Our waitress was attentive and kind and, for us, it was a new place we hadn’t been to before.
Unfortunately, I don’t think we’ll be back. You live and learn… So there’s that.

I’m a fan of midwest diners. 3 Chicks totally nails this genre.
Nestled in a strip mall (I love finding these), 3 Chicks is spacious and welcoming. Old school wood laminate tables and black metal padded chairs along with cute country wall décor (coffee signs, roosters … the whole midwest kitsch) complete the feel. There were TVs on the walls, which is not something I particularly like, but the volume was low, so they were not distracting. A good balance.
I came on a Friday morning and the place was nearly empty. I was greeted with a smile and had hot coffee in a jiffy. The breakfast menu had lots of choices. Though I was tempted by a selection of benedicts (my favorite breakfast dish and often a good indicator of the skill of the kitchen team), I steered to the «House Special» breakfast burrito in the center of the menu and was not disappointed.
I normally would not wax poetic about a burrito, but this was the best breakfast burrito I have EVER had. For starters, it nearly violated the rule of «never eat anything bigger than your head». This huge breakfast delight was smothered in delicious green chili. Again, some of the best I’ve had. Though it’s easy to phone in the ingredients stuffed inside a burrito, these were clearly prepared with care. The scrambled eggs were fluffy and the potatoes were golden brown and crispy.
Total bill for a huge breakfast burrito and coffee was just under $ 12. Great value.

Ate here on Sunday 5÷17÷2015 after a nice long bike ride around noon. Had a steak skillet and with recommendation from the waiter went with the hash browns on the skillet instead of the potatoes. It was good and nice spices on the steak pieces. Also opted to have the chili (regular and white) to be on the side and glad I did. The white chili is phenomenal and would suggest that on anything. The other chili was good too but the white is king. Side pancake was exactly like a pancake is supposed to be, light, fluffy and slightly sweet. For around $ 7 — $ 8 a meal it was well worth it.

Definitely hit or miss. I have been there when all the starts align and I walked out one satisfied customer. I’ve also been there when apparently those stars fell and knocked the sense out of everyone working there. The food is not of the ‘fresh’ variety and at times can be VERY bland. If you want a fresh taste then I wouldn’t recommend this place but it is ok if that really isn’t high on the list. The service can be absolutely dreadful or pretty good, depends. The dining experience is kind of uncomfortable and can be really chilly. The décor is pretty sad. When a couple of the stars align your experience can be pretty decent but rarely have I had an awesome experience, yet it can happen. Tip, if you like over easy you should order over medium because, if you don’t, more often than not the whites will come out under cooked and runny. One big bonus is that they serve cocktails!

First time eating breakfast there. Didn’t know they were still in business as the place looks dark — turn on some lights so it’s bright and inviting. Cold inside– turn up the heat.
Cold coffee (sitting in the carafe too long ?).
Spoiled avocado on top of egg scramble. Really ?!
Kitchen blasting ‘slasher’ music. Since most of the other patrons were middle age/senior…maybe have some jazz or easy listening

Stopped in here after finding it on Unilocal and decided to give it a try. And boy did we get there at the right time. It was standing room only for the next hour that we were there. Big portions and the food was good but a bit bland. Not real exciting but we would go back Great waitstaff !

My wife and I arrived to 3 Chicks agitated because we spent 40 minutes in traffic on Wadsworth looking for Gunter Toodys only to find out it was closed for business. We searched for other breakfast spots and came across 3 Chicks, and im sure glad we did.
The food was awesome, I had the Viking omelet which came with bacon, sausage and ham with a side of hash browns and toast. Everything was cooked beautifully and the portion was great for the price. My wife had the chicken and waffles which had a very good flavor to it and was nice and tender.
My only complaint it the coffee isn’t great and the orange juice isn’t worth buying. We will be going back.

Great service, amazing food! The feel of the place is great and the severs are very knowledgeable about what choices are good picks.
The bathrooms are always very clean and the wait time for the amount of people is great. I would highly recommend this for anyone who wants a great spot to eat!

Pros: Our waiter (Dominic?) was SUPER nice, I would have been very happy with him as our waiter at any restaurant. He gets all the stars. Prices were okay.
Cons: Food. Mediocre at best, very Midwest «diner» food. I got a benedict. The eggs were over poached (not runny), English muffin kind of soggy. Just, Meh. The potatoes were more like tater tots, must have been deep fried. The coffee tasted like folgers and they had no real cream, which was very surprising.

Great little classic diner with great potatoes! They have great skillets with fresh ingredients to scramble (and sour cream on top, of course), and a good helping of basic french toast as well — Oh, and did I mention the potatoes? They’re delicious.
The entire bill for two of us was $ 20 — can’t beat that! Well-​Worth a drive to visit 3-​Chicks.