Page's Restaurant — Restaurant in Hinsdale

Went back to Page’s after a long hiatus! Used to live in Hinsdale and took my family often to eat there under the old ownership! It was good then and had a loyal following but oh boy it is even better now! This small family restaurant has been in Hinsdale for about 50 years! Seven years ago a daughter/ mother team(Sissy and her mom Kathy) bought Page’s and have maintained that homey atmosphere! Strangers at the counter talk with each other! The walls are covered with customers’ photos! What could be better! The food is DELICIOUS…..I ordered a fluffy vegetable omelette with raisin bread and potato fritters! You have to ask for the fluffy omelette as it is prepared with steam to make it light and airy! Only on weekends do they have the famous apple cider donuts! Everything is homemade from fresh ingredients! I give Page’s friendly family owned restaurant...

I stopped by Pages because it looked like a smaller, family-owned restaurant—something I usually gravitate toward over the larger chain breakfast spots. I tend to enjoy the more personal, welcoming service you often get at these kinds of places, but that wasn’t quite the experience here. The service was efficient and got the job done, but it didn’t feel especially warm or friendly.

That said, the atmosphere was comfortable, especially for dining alone. They had small booths and a breakfast bar that made it feel a bit more relaxed and accommodating. I tried one of their donuts and ordered the skirt steak skillet for breakfast. Both were good! A little pricey but I understand that’s normal for the...

If you need American food in appropriate amounts, this is it in this area. There are no low-cholesterol blueberry scones, the fiber is incidental, and the bacon is cooked like bacon.

Whether you're into an open face turkey sandwich for lunch, an omlette, or a BLT, you've found the right place. The food shows up hot, cooked immediately before you eat it, and presented without pretension.

The decor is vintage diner without the "faux-Nighthawks" look that so many places have adopted. The place is real, and...