Decent Place to Eat Near Midway? Help!

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In article , Frank Van De
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> We're picking up my wife's daughter Friday evening at Midway, and
> since she'll probably get off the airplane starved is there a
> relatively decent place near Midway to get dinner.  Nothing fancy, but
> would prefer reasonably decent food; and can be Mexican, Italian,
> Chinese,  American, whatever.  (We have an hour and a half trip to get
> home, and it'll be more practical to eat near Midway rather than a
> couple of hours later near where we live.)
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Frank

About a mile east of Midway on Archer Avenue (which is a little north of the airport at that point) is Bobak's Sausage Company and Restaurant. The Restaurant is a Polish buffet with a large selection of well prepared food.

Dave

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Frank Van De Warker  scribbled (14 Feb
2001):

>We're picking up my wife's daughter Friday evening at Midway, and
>since she'll probably get off the airplane starved is there a
>relatively decent place near Midway to get dinner.  Nothing fancy,
>but would prefer reasonably decent food; and can be Mexican,
>Italian, Chinese,  American, whatever.  (We have an hour and a
>half trip to get home, and it'll be more practical to eat near
>Midway rather than a couple of hours later near where we live.)
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>Frank

just north of Midway, on Cicero Ave. is a great Pancake house called Master's.  it's in a tiny strip mall just south of Archer (in other words - -   between the airport and Archer).  you can get all the usual fare - hamburgers, salads, sandwiches, AND breakfeast.

marianne