The 45 top-rated breakfast sides in Logan Square, Chicago, ranked by flavor score.
Breakfast potatoes are praised for their crispy texture, rich flavor, and a delicious black pepper aioli that elevates the dish.
Savory Caribella skillet features delicious fried plantains, habanero cheese, and topped with avocado, making it a standout brunch dish.
The mangu features hearty mashed plantains topped with fried cheese, salami, and eggs, creating a comforting and satisfying breakfast.
The chorizo skillet impresses with its flavorful, well-seasoned meat and pairs perfectly with sweet plantains.
The jalapeño biscuit, paired with sweet maple butter, impresses with its delightful flavor and satisfying texture.
The plantain frittata is praised for its delicious flavors and perfect cooking, making it a standout brunch choice.
The rich broth and perfectly cooked egg receive praise, but some found the flavors too salty or lacking uniqueness.
Fluffy biscuits and flavorful gravy receive praise, though some found the gravy too sparse or the dish overpriced.
Hash browns are often praised for their crispy texture and buttery flavor, though some found them overcooked or soggy.
Shakshuka features rich flavors and spices with good toast, but some found it small and reminiscent of pizza sauce.
Sausage is praised for its great flavor and generous portions, though some found it overly salty or inconsistent.
Soft, thick white toast garners praise for its buttery flavor, though some felt rushed during busy service times.
Hashbrowns are crispy on the outside but sometimes criticized for being mushy inside or lacking flavor.
Bacon was often criticized for being undercooked or chalky, overshadowing the otherwise enjoyable brunch atmosphere and options.
The bacon received mixed reviews, with some finding it crispy and others describing it as stale and greasy.
The potatoes were often criticized for being bland, dry, or lacking seasoning, despite some positive mentions of flavor.
The hash browns were frequently criticized for being cold, undercooked, bland, or tasting like frozen supermarket products.
The hash browns were consistently criticized for being undercooked, burnt, or lacking flavor, leading to overall disappointment.