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Welcome to Kitsch'n on Roscoe
Kitsch'n on Roscoe is a vibrant breakfast and brunch spot nestled in Chicago’s Roscoe Village. This women-owned haven blends a nostalgic atmosphere with a modern twist, featuring retro decor and a casual, hip environment perfect for families, groups, and food lovers alike. Kitsch'n is celebrated for its diverse menu, offering an array of delicious dishes, including the acclaimed Chilaquiles "Levanta Los Muertos" and fresh Avocado Toast. The restaurant caters to various dietary preferences, including vegan and vegetarian options, ensuring that all guests feel welcome and satisfied. With a commitment to excellent service and a warm, inviting ambiance, Kitsch'n on Roscoe is a must-visit destination for brunch enthusiasts.
About
Kitsch'n on Roscoe
Welcome to the vibrant world of Kitsch'n on Roscoe, a delightful breakfast and brunch haven nestled in the heart of Chicago at 2005 W Roscoe St. This women-owned gem is more than just a restaurant; it's a true culinary experience that invites you to savor comfort food with a modern twist. With its eclectic decor and lively, casual vibe, Kitsch'n is a perfect spot to enjoy a meal with friends or family, offering a space that is dog-friendly and welcoming to all.
Kitsch'n on Roscoe boasts an impressive menu featuring vegan and vegetarian options, making it an inclusive choice for all dietary preferences. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty breakfast or a leisurely brunch, the menu has something for everyone:
- Omelets: Indulge in the Basil Pesto Omelet or the Southwest Smokey BBQ Chicken Omelet, both bursting with flavor.
- French Toast: Take a sweet trip with the Nutella Banana French Toast or the tropical Coconut French Toast, both sure to satisfy your sweet cravings.
- Kid-Friendly Options: There’s a special menu for little ones, including Kid's Mac & Cheese and Egg in a Basket.
The atmosphere here strikes a perfect balance; it’s hip yet casual, with a moderate energy level that makes it ideal for both lively gatherings and relaxed family breakfasts. Many patrons rave about the service—energetic and attentive, adding to the overall experience. As customer 'C. Mauree M.' notes, the chilaquiles verde is a standout dish that will keep you coming back for more!
With conveniences such as reservations, delivery, takeout, and outdoor seating, Kitsch'n on Roscoe makes it easy to enjoy their delectable offerings whenever you like. Plus, they accept credit cards, Apple Pay, and even cryptocurrency, showcasing their modern, forward-thinking ethos.
In a city bustling with dining options, Kitsch'n on Roscoe stands out with its commitment to high-quality food, vibrant atmosphere, and welcoming service. If you're in Chicago and craving a brunch experience that tantalizes the taste buds while catering to a diverse crowd, make sure to stop by this culinary destination. You might just find yourself as captivated by their menu as countless others have been, yearning for another indulgent visit.
For more information or to make a reservation, give them a call at (773) 248-7372. Join the spirited community at Kitsch'n on Roscoe, where deliciousness and nostalgia are always on the table!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ All our pics are after partially eaten because we could not help ourselves. Everything was delicious. Staff was very kind and attentive. Oldies playing on the overhead speakers. And such cute voice mugs. This is a perfect little breakfast dinner with lots of Hispanic influence in the food and vibes. Definitely recommend as the perfect lunch stop that is walking distance from after visiting the rat hole. ”
“ I think this place is super adorable. The artwork on the walls really brought the whole ambiance together. The service was quick and my server was really nice. I got the avocado toast with the rosemary hash browns. I'd rate the food a solid 4/5-- the eggs were perfect, it was a great amount of food for the price, and the textures were great! The only reason why it's not 5 stars is that I would've liked more rosemary flavor in the potatoes and no red onions (I'm more of a yellow onion gal); I felt like the whole sprigs of rosemary took away from it, and I would've enjoyed it more if the leaves were chopped up. Also for the avocado toast, I'll admit, I'm picky about them, but I would've loved to have more acid (I'm a sucker for pickled onions/radishes on my avocado toast). Of course, all the food opinions are just because I'm a picky eater, but this place is a must-go! The neighborhood is lovely, the music adds to the overall ambiance and this place has such a unique charm that I think is so magical. ”
“ Years ago, I met a friend at Kitsch'n on Roscoe, and I liked it. Since I was in the area, I popped in for a quick breakfast before running morning errands. The coconut French toast was a hit. I liked that I could get my eggs scrambled with cream cheese. And the rosemary in the home fries added a very nice flavor. Service was as good as I recall from years ago. I think they may pack out by late morning through the afternoon. As the temperatures warm up, it is no doubt a guarantee that it will be a busy spot. They are worth it. ”
“ The chilaquiles verde was the most delicious I've ever had. The restaurant was busy, but service was excellent. I will be back! ”
“ A very cute and unique restaurant. The mimosa were refreshing and beautiful, but even better was the food. The Chilaquiles "Levanta Los Muertos" was by far the best I have ever had and we shared rosemary hash-browns that were worth the trip alone. The staff was energetic and fun. Definitely a must eat restaurant when in Chicago. ”
“ During our visit to Chicago, we were exploring the area in search of a quiet spot for breakfast. The vibe of the restaurant immediately drew us in, reminding me of my younger years with jukeboxes, records, and Pac-Man video games. We decided to try the Chicken Pesto Panini, which was absolutely delicious--easily one of the best paninis we've ever had. We also ordered one of my all-time favorite breakfast dishes: Avocado Toast with over-easy eggs. However, as you can see from the photo, I received scrambled eggs instead. The dish was still tasty, but I was a bit disappointed by the mix-up. I chose not to request a correction, though. Both meals were generously portioned, and we'd definitely consider coming back if we're in the area again. ”
“ It's been 6 years since my last visit, and the price of the green eggs and ham has only gone up 1 dollar, thankfully. Nowadays, this is directly in line with the prices everywhere. Still delicious, still amazing service. Popped in on a Friday morning about 5 minutes after opening and was greeted and sat down right away. TVs going near the bar, very nice experience. Cozy and casual. Love this place still! Had the green eggs and ham again - they were delicious! ”
“ On top of the vibe of an atmosphere this place provides, this was the perfect casual boozy, sweet brunch that I was craving so desperately. The Candied Bacon Brunch BLT was so GOOD. The brioche / honey mayo combo was sooo good like... I could have ate 8 slices of that & be very pleased. But the candied bacon is so obviously the star of the show. It was my first time having it & yummmm. How they make that? Wasn't crazy about the hash browns as they were giving those lil crispy crunchy sesame sticks in asian salads, but the flavor was there. Really just a texture preference, is all! :) I didn't have the french toast (pictured), but my bestie Savvy did & loved it! Nothing against the item - she just loves plain jane dining. If you saw her, you would think otherwise bc girl is a walking color bomb. Service was super sweet & quick. ”
“ Kitsch'n is one of my most favorite brunch places. It's not even near where I live but I'll drive out of my way to go. Kindest staff, bottomless coffee (and they're always offering and on top of refills) and the food is *chefs kiss* haha. Their rosemary hash browns are fresh, crunchy, hot and seem to be made fresh vs a frozen clump you might get from somewhere else. My favorites are the Two Deuces and a Jack and the Mac and Cheese. True diner vibes done right! They also have a patio in the back and front! Front patio is dog friendly! ”
“ All our pics are after partially eaten because we could not help ourselves. Everything was delicious. Staff was very kind and attentive. Oldies playing on the overhead speakers. And such cute voice mugs. This is a perfect little breakfast dinner with lots of Hispanic influence in the food and vibes. Definitely recommend as the perfect lunch stop that is walking distance from after visiting the rat hole. ”
“ I think this place is super adorable. The artwork on the walls really brought the whole ambiance together. The service was quick and my server was really nice. I got the avocado toast with the rosemary hash browns. I'd rate the food a solid 4/5-- the eggs were perfect, it was a great amount of food for the price, and the textures were great! The only reason why it's not 5 stars is that I would've liked more rosemary flavor in the potatoes and no red onions (I'm more of a yellow onion gal); I felt like the whole sprigs of rosemary took away from it, and I would've enjoyed it more if the leaves were chopped up. Also for the avocado toast, I'll admit, I'm picky about them, but I would've loved to have more acid (I'm a sucker for pickled onions/radishes on my avocado toast). Of course, all the food opinions are just because I'm a picky eater, but this place is a must-go! The neighborhood is lovely, the music adds to the overall ambiance and this place has such a unique charm that I think is so magical. ”
“ Years ago, I met a friend at Kitsch'n on Roscoe, and I liked it. Since I was in the area, I popped in for a quick breakfast before running morning errands. The coconut French toast was a hit. I liked that I could get my eggs scrambled with cream cheese. And the rosemary in the home fries added a very nice flavor. Service was as good as I recall from years ago. I think they may pack out by late morning through the afternoon. As the temperatures warm up, it is no doubt a guarantee that it will be a busy spot. They are worth it. ”
“ The chilaquiles verde was the most delicious I've ever had. The restaurant was busy, but service was excellent. I will be back! ”
“ A very cute and unique restaurant. The mimosa were refreshing and beautiful, but even better was the food. The Chilaquiles "Levanta Los Muertos" was by far the best I have ever had and we shared rosemary hash-browns that were worth the trip alone. The staff was energetic and fun. Definitely a must eat restaurant when in Chicago. ”
“ During our visit to Chicago, we were exploring the area in search of a quiet spot for breakfast. The vibe of the restaurant immediately drew us in, reminding me of my younger years with jukeboxes, records, and Pac-Man video games. We decided to try the Chicken Pesto Panini, which was absolutely delicious--easily one of the best paninis we've ever had. We also ordered one of my all-time favorite breakfast dishes: Avocado Toast with over-easy eggs. However, as you can see from the photo, I received scrambled eggs instead. The dish was still tasty, but I was a bit disappointed by the mix-up. I chose not to request a correction, though. Both meals were generously portioned, and we'd definitely consider coming back if we're in the area again. ”