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The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

    Brunch on a Budget

    John’s Place – This middle priced, yuppy hot spot is a morning mecca. Be sure to come early as lines usually run out the door.  Menu items range from customized omelettes starting at $5.50 to a delicious $6 short stack of pumpkin pancakes. At 1200 West Webster, 773.525.6670, johnsplace.com

    Nookies Too – Casual, quick and old-fashioned with a friendly family staff, Nookies Too is a DePaul staple. Brunch specials are available until 3pm and even better, the restaurant is open 24 hours Fridays and Saturdays. Opt for the “eggs ‘r us” two eggs, toast and hash browns combo for $5.25 or zesty huevos rancheros for $6.45 and grab a cup of coffee too. At  2114 N. Halsted, 773.327.1400, nookiesrestaurants.net

    Jam N’ Honey – The now open restaurant is quietly building a neighborhood fan base with its open windows and tasty dishes. Nutella french toast is gooey and rich, but it’ll ring up just under $10. 958 West Webster, 773.327.5266.

    Toast – Toast is the pricier pick for brunch but definitely worth it. Treat yourself to the awesome b.e.l.t sandwich with cheese for $8.50. 746 West Webster, 773.935.5600, toast-chicago.com

    Orange – Indulge at this hipster haven,offering fun spins on typical treats such as ‘frushi,’ a rice-fruit concoction almost too cute to eat. The cinnamon roll pancakes are sweet and won’t disappoint at $8.99. 2413 N. Clark, 773.549.7833, orangerestaurantchicago.com

    Clarke’s – The iconic