Eat this: The Royal Omelette at Archview

<b>Royal Omelette</b>: For breakfast, brunch or a hearty midday meal in <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLGEO100100501255800" title="McKinley Park" href="/topic/us/illinois/cook-county/chicago/mckinley-park-PLGEO100100501255800.topic">McKinley Park</a>, Archview is the place to be. The friendly diner has an enormous menu of traditional American fare, from burgers to chicken wings to chocolate chip pancakes. But while the variety of options seems endless, the top choice for those craving eggs is a specialty omelet. Archview's Royal Omelette is particularly mouthwatering: stuffed with juicy shrimp, broccoli, spinach and melted feta cheese, hot off the pan. Made with four extra-large eggs and served with hash browns, cottage fries or toast of your choice (Greek, wheat, white, rye or raisin), this filling plate is a brunch-lover's paradise. Health-conscious customers can also substitute egg whites or add some fresh fruit on the side for $1 extra. <i>3480 S. Archer Ave., 773-254-4862</i><br>
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<i>— Leah Pickett, special to the Tribune</i>

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Royal Omelette: For breakfast, brunch or a hearty midday meal in McKinley Park, Archview is the place to be. The friendly diner has an enormous menu of traditional American fare, from burgers to chicken wings to chocolate chip pancakes. But while the variety of options seems endless, the top choice for those craving eggs is a specialty omelet. Archview's Royal Omelette is particularly mouthwatering: stuffed with juicy shrimp, broccoli, spinach and melted feta cheese, hot off the pan. Made with four extra-large eggs and served with hash browns, cottage fries or toast of your choice (Greek, wheat, white, rye or raisin), this filling plate is a brunch-lover's paradise. Health-conscious customers can also substitute egg whites or add some fresh fruit on the side for $1 extra. 3480 S. Archer Ave., 773-254-4862

— Leah Pickett, special to the Tribune

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