21 July 2010

Lunch @ Hog Wild Cafe

Some friends recommended this small cafe on the North Side, corner of 22nd and 2nd Ave, open for breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday 'til about 2 pm or so.


We gave them a try and came out good. Carol had a decent hamburger with just the fixings she wanted, and I had a ham salad sandwich that reminded me of the ones my mother used to make, together with some pretty good though fairly thick potato soup.


Lemonade and iced tea were excellent. A free scoop of Wilcoxson's ice cream, from just a few blocks away was much appreciated. Good friendly service and reasonable prices were noted too. I will go back for what looked like a good breakfast menu.

I don't think I've ever seen any advertisements for these folk and I forgot to ask how long they have been in business.

Give them a try.


Hog Wild Cafe on Urbanspoon


Below is the front of the breakfast menu.


1 comment:

Ken & Carol said...

I've been back a couple of times for lunch. It usually is pretty full between 12 and 1pm. They serve down home stuff. Today I had the special: pork slices with mashed potatoes and gravy and some corn. Reasonable prices for everything. Nice waitresses.

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