Chicago Bites #94
Lumes Pancake House
Lumes serves a generous portion of fruit with its French toast.
If you're heading south, stop by Lumes Pancake House for brunch! The service is fast, the coffee plentiful, and the orchard peach crepes make you wish you could eat breakfast three meals a day. We've been twice and can't wait to go back for more!
(10.8 M)
00:00 - 01:09 Wine bottling then brunch
01:10 - 02:43 The diner experience
02:44 - 03:58 The savory story
03:59 - 06:50 The sweet story
06:51 - 07:50 A tale of Cobb salad
07:51 - 08:40 Clean plate club
08:41 - 10:02 Test of coffee
10:03 - 11:48 Ratings and sign-off
Lumes Pancake House
11611 S Western Ave.
Bridget's Lumes Pancake House Ratings:
Food Quality: 5/5
Value: 5/5
Service: 5/5
Ambiance: 5/5
Overall: 10/10
Tammy's Lumes Pancake House Ratings:
Food Quality: 4/5
Value: 5/5
Service: 5/5
Ambiance: 4/5
Overall: 9/10
Average price per person: $15 will fill you up and make you happy.
Lumes serves up "A taste of France" with stewed apples, raisins and pecans.
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Pauline's
Yolk
On-line Buzz about Lumes Pancake House:
Metromix
Yelp
Check out set #1 and set #2 of our Lumes Pancake House photos on Flickr.
We're making our wine at Beverage Art Brewing & Winemaking
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As a long time lurker, I just want to say that I really love your podcast. Even though I don't live in Chicago or anywhere near it, I still love hearing about the different places you dine and dream about going there too.
Thanks for the great podcasts and I am enjoying the new audio quality.
Rose, WA state
Thanks Rose! And thanks for noticing the change in production values. Once a year Bridget and I hunker down and try to improve the sound quality, and I think we may have actually achieved something good.
I can't remember if I mentioned that C and I went to Lumes prior to our most recent trip down to Bev-Art for bottling "A Noir Hope".
It was very good, although the waitress admitted the corned beef hash was not home made so I didn't order it.
Hawaiian omelette was very good, and C got the peach crepes which were tasty and bountiful.
But I guess I will have to go to the OPH a couple of blocks away for corned beef hash.