Tracks End Restaurant 8538 South Holland Road, Chicago, IL 60620

"Perfect food and even better people. Good prices and the portions match. But the last time I called, there was an hour wait. Didn't understand how that was possible. Today, they don't have Waffles. Not sure I'm going to give them another chance"

"Waited 30 mins for food, it never came out. Had to cancel the order. Wasn't even notified or anything I was standing right outside. You can only call in your order btw."

"Well I was on a business liaison and my partner introduce me to this restaurant and inn that support anybody working in the railroad especially in the freight railroad like CRX or Union Pacific or Santa Fe. Not the passenger like Amtrak or our local Metra. Anyway,s he had treated me here and I've never heard of this place in the south side. They were only for take out but they had a bench to eat outside early that morning before it got really sweltering hot today. I have the "Train Masters" breakfast which was a omelet of ham Swiss cheese and a side of French toast instead of pancakes because I didn't want to have a super heavy breakfast. Overall, the food was delicious for breakfast. Nothing underrated and nothing overrated if I'm around the South Side this is a hidden gem to eat here as well next to the other South Side American breakfast places but due to the pandemic you have to take this home unless you eat on one of the single bench that they had out there. the staff was courteous enough because it rained the day before to wipe it down and not sit on a wet bench. Other than that it was a decent and delicious breakfast I either recommend you come here and sit on the bench and also I recommend that you call ahead to place your order. The orders on the menu are based off of conducting and train-related situations that's why my order was called the "train Masters" breakfast."

"Been couple times right when they open 6am. Food comes fast. Only had take out. Always enough and prices are good. Tried to call in but they don't take call ins no more, so the lady said."