Steak ‘n’ Egger

Definitely the place to go for the bang for the buck. Came here semi hungry and left super stuff! You can get a great meal deal with anything you order. We both got steak & eggs and it came with hash browns or pancakes and toast. Of course we both got hash browns and you can even customize it s bit for a low cost. With my hash browns, I got onions and green peppers which was a great idea on my end. We both asked for medium rare but my boyfriend’s t-​bone came out fully cooked while my skirt steak was cook to perfection. I guess I had the better end of the deal because my hash browns were even more crunchier than his. But definitely what I call a cheap eat to have a whole full meal. Cute little diner too. It may be small but it’s really cozy and warm feeling to it. I highly recommend this place if you’re feeling diner food.

I like that the place is open all of the time, but they could do better with the food. It is a bit under par for what you would expect of an all night diner. The staff working was nice.

Loved it. Seedy diner experience. This is the kind of place you’d go if you were a detective in a mystery novel and needed to meet a witness in fear of their life. Steak and eggs came with tons of hash browns, 3 eggs, toast and a side of some type of chimichurra on the side. Eat here if you love fun. If you’re the uptight type, stay away

Been there once and tried the steak. It was perfect for only a 10 buck steak. You won’t be disappointed.

Okay, my parents and I have be going to this establishment since I was young, never had complaints or talks of any bad service. The waitresses were always alert and kind.
Today was a whole different story, I don’t know whether it was the staff that seemed to be new, or the fact that it was packed…(it was not.)
We walked in, sat down and waited to be attended. Customers just arriving occupied tables with used plates/​leftovers on various tables, left by previous customers. Customers baffled on why it’s taking so long to receive a menu and the noticeable confusion in the kitchen area.
This experience was really disappointing, to say the least. The staff was all over the place, and yet no where at the same time. After noticing all this within the first 20 minutes, I thought «hey, cut them some slack, right?» First of all, the diner is tiny, second it’s packed. (No it’s not) and third it seems like they’re training someone one new. But none of the waitresses seemed like they cared, two started to wash the stacks of dirty dishes, the other two were off helping the cook, and the newbie standing at the cash register. Finally we were able to get the attention of a waitress and after cleaning off the table of the used plates left by the previous customers. She took our order!
At this point I really did not know why I was still there. Maybe I thought the food would redeem what had been demonstrated at that point in time… I was wrong. The pancakes. Cold, the bacon… Cold. I don’t know how the eggs managed to stay warm. The pancakes I ordered for my niece. Cold. Even my niece denied the pancakes. The omelette looked like something I could’ve made at home. I should’ve stayed home, right?
I think if we stood up and walked out without pay, none of the waitress would have noticed. Just another empty table with leftovers.

This restaurant is just like a Waffle House. That being said, the food was good. The service was good too.

Very tasty for truck-​stop-​ish food. No-​frills here but good food. Pancakes are fluffy and really yummy.

We drive past this place often and always wanted to try it out. We were finally able to stop by this morning and we don’t regret it one bit. It’s a small restaurant with a small parking lot and they didn’t seem to be too busy on a Saturday morning, which is a good thing because I didn’t want to wait for a table with my crazy 2 year old. I ordered a half order of biscuits and gravy, sausage links and hash browns with freshly squeezed orange juice. My husband got the 2×2×2×2 (pancakes, sausage, bacon and eggs) with milk. They definitely give you enough food, I was stuffed afterwards. The only issue I had was that there were some kind of bug or ant traps on the windowsill by the tables. Not really something you want to see while trying to eat.

Reminds me of a Waffle House. But better. This is my favorite place to go after a night of drinking.

decent but not great. service was friendly but I would not come back for food.

Only had the chocolate milkshake, but that milkshake was money in the bank. Small space so come here to sit at the counter or show up with a party of 2, 4 max!

1) open 24hrs
2) friendly caring staff
3) melt in your mouth steak
4) $
Great place to eat post-​long night out

Back in the city and had been here before and it wasn’t horrible. Seating is always a nightmare. We had to wait an hour for food and it wasn’t very good at all. So disappointed.
The best part about it it’s close to the house.

It was my first time here but it was recommended by quite a few people for being «greasy breakfast food». I ordered the steak & eggs… My steak was over cooked & they remade it quickly & the waitress was very apologetic. It was very affordable & tasty. I would eat here again!

The food here, like another reviewer said, is almost inedible. I want to make clear that this is no exaggeration on my part. We all make claims like this at one point or another about some food that is just not what we wanted, didn’t taste like our favorite, etc. But, that is not the case here: the food is awful.
Other reviewers have said that it is good or average diner food, but that is a perverse lie. They should be ashamed for deceiving others and allowing them to believe that this food will go down like all other diner fare. It is a cruel prank.
To help others understand, I will contrast this place with another, average diner. If you’ve had the displeasure of going to Kevin’s Hamburger Heaven at 38^th and Pershing, then you know the food is overpriced, incredibly greasy, and tastes awful. When trying to eat my omelet and hashbrowns (which latter must have been used to clean up an ancient mess on the floor before making it to my plate) at the Steak and Egger, I wished that I could be eating at Kevin’s. Kevin’s cooks are celebrity chefs compared to the practical jokers they have flipping burgers at the Steak and Egger. Remember, Kevin’s is terrible at its best, but if the Steak and Egger is much, much worse, then it stands to reason that we’re not even talking about food anymore, rather some Lovecraftian muck found in an old house in Innsmouth.
I’ll wrap this up by reminding you that my comments are not exaggerated, and I am doing this from duty to my fellow citizens, the duty we all have to keep others from danger.

Its cheap and right by my house and specializes in greasy diner food which I usually love. So when too hungover to get in a car and drive, I decided it was time to try it out.
Started off well, waitress was super friendly and attentive, brought out huge glasses of water for us right away. I got the steak n egger, bf got a skillet, we split a chocolate milkshake.
The milkshake was the first to come out, it was pretty good! four stars for the price.
The rest of the food…
meh /​bleh. I like greasy diner food but at least put some flavor in it. The hash browns were tasteless, the steak was flavored well but chewy. In the skillet, the veggies were super questionable (mushrooms were canned).
If nothing else is open and its this or mcdonalds… sure. But really Dennys is better quality. If i’m too hungover to get in a car again i’ll keep walking and get some chilaquiles at nuevo leon.

Great food and great service! Food was made very quickly and you can watch them as they make it. It’s in the middle of nowhere but it’s still a nice diner! The staff is very friendly as well. I enjoy their breakfast lunch and dinner!

What’s not to like? Hot latinas in tight jeans serving food. I had the skirt steak and 3 eggs… both medium. Cooked perfectly and served up, skirt steak was tender and had a great flavor.
Price was good too. I prefer my potatoes to be cooked just a little crispier, but that is getting really picky.

This place has a classic diner feel. On top of that, there is a decent amount of food for the price paid.
The food itself is pretty good too. My favorite plate is the «steak ‘n’ eggers,» which comes with ribeye or t-​bone steak, two eggs, hash browns, and toast.
The waiters are usually really nice and attentive. But on occasion, they can be really slow.

Something unusual happens here around 12:30 am. That’s when we stopped by. It was quiet in the diner and every chair was empty except for the ones next to the southern window. Over there, every single booth was occupied with older gentlemen, each wearing some combination of hat, suit, jewelry, and bookish glasses. When we walked in, they all ceased conversation and looked at us is if we were interrupting an important discussion. A photo of the scene (most likely taken from outside the window looking in from across the street) could have plausibly carried the subtitle «Aldermen meet to make ward arrangements over midnight coffee.»
Besides the suspicious activity carrying on across the room, our meal was quiet and enjoyable. I had a simple late night breakfast of eggs, toast, and bacon on gravy. It was cheap and fast. Once the fellows figured out we weren’t listening in ob whatever they were scheming, they paid us no mind and we gave up on our conspiracy theories. The Steak n’ Egger is open whenever you need it, whether it’s to close a deal or nourish a late night. Not bad.