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Victory's Banner Restaurant
2100 W Roscoe Village, Chicago, IL | Map it
(773) 665-0227 | View Website
2100 W Roscoe Village, Chicago, IL | Map it
(773) 665-0227 | View Website
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“Friendly staff and great, sunny ambiance located in a cute neighborhood, to boot.”
“perfect breakfast isn't complete without a few strong yet smooth cups of coffee.”
“The Frittata omelette's vegetables are fresh and well blended with the egg.”
“They recently added a few new wraps to the menu and I hope they keep them on there ~ the avocado, bacon, lettuce, tomato wrap is outstanding.”
“They use fresh, natural ingredients, the service is great, the place is spotless.”
“Our experience was Great, The Food is Fantastic and we will definitely will be back!”
“The service is excellent and the food even better.”
“The prices were reasonable, in line with other breakfast/pancake places.”
“I've eaten here before and had a good experience except the last time I went, I was ignored by the wait staff for 10-15 minutes while other customers coming in after me were greeted and got seated immediately.”View Less
Again, excellent food, slow service!. Not quite sure what the whole scene is about, but if local yuppies overlook the bizarre atmosphere to get their weekly brunch, you know the food must be good! Hands down, the best breakfast restaurant in the city. Just be prepared for slow service -BUT IT is worth the wait.…
Peace, love and French toast: This blissed-out vegetarian place has it all..
The Scene
A yuppie bohemian crowd gathers at this sunny breakfast and lunch spot in Roscoe Village. Owner Pradhan Balter has been a student of meditation for more than 35 years, and it
shows in the room's spiritual vibe. Servers wear saris, while books on inner peace line shelves around the small room. Other than that, it's like any other good morning spot--relaxed, friendly service, mellow atmosphere and delicious food.
The Food
There's enough tofu, soy and egg-less, meat-less dishes on this menu to satisfy any vegan. Along with veggie burgers and "Neatloaf," Victory's Banner tempts with pancakes, three-egg (free-range, hormone-free) omelettes, and thick, piping-hot French toast with peach butter and real maple syrup. Vermont cheddar adds tang to a broccoli and soy sausage omelette; other toppings include spinach, sun-dried tomatoes and five other cheeses. Grab a fresh-made chocolate muffin or cookie on your way out the door--they're dessert nirvana.
Photo by Ryan Ptomey…
Great weekend brunch spot!!. I really enjoyed this place. The food was delicious - my plate was completely licked clean after a few short bites. I recommend the eggless wonder but my friend had an omelette which he said was amazing too. Friendly staff and great, sunny ambiance located in a cute neighborhood, to boot. You won't be disappointed!…
Delicious food, great service-wonderful breakfast. I have heard about Victory's Banner for too long from too many people, so I finally made my way over to Roscoe Village to give it a try. Well, it was just excellent in every way. I always include a sample of simple scrambled eggs as a "test standard." When do you remember ever saying "God, these eggs are delicious!"? The waiter explained that VIctory's Banner uses free~range eggs and cook in clarified butter. Everything is cooked fresh. The folks I was with also sampled the pesto-goat cheese omelet, satisfaction-promise (which delivers on its name), and we all shared an order of the "Award Winning" French Toast. My declaration BEST FRENCH TOAST IN THE CITY. Coffee is rich, chai is the real thing (not a steamed tea bag). Service was great and friendly. I left happy. It has become my favorite breakfast house.…
Received no service. Great breakfast food especially for vegetarians. I've eaten here before and had a good experience except the last time I went, I was ignored by the wait staff for 10-15 minutes while other customers coming in after me were greeted and got seated immediately. I did not feel welcomed at all. I spoke with the owner/manager regarding this treatment and when she asked who was suppose to seat customers, no one knew. I left without ever receiving any service. That will be my last visit.…
