Eat'n Park traces its origins back to 1949, when the first location provided carhop service, a tradition that would continue through the mid-'70s. A new tradition was born in the '80s: Eat'n Park's signature smiley cookie, which has since become the chain's logo. The restaurants are best known for their breakfasts and in-store bakeries, but a number of popular lunch and dinner dishes also are available, including roast-beef sandwiches, baked and fried fish, and burgers. If you have room, cap your meal with a few Grilled Stickies, warm and slightly crisp cinnamon loaves topped with ice cream and honey.

Uniformly bright and cheery, most Eat'n Park locations are busy at all hours. You'll find a broad medley of customers here -- families come in droves for the outstanding breakfasts, the post-bar crowd stops by for late-night snacks, and senior citizens enjoy a dedicated menu. Can this spot be all things to all people? Try the mac 'n' cheese and see for yourself.

Categories: Foods-Carry Out, Restaurants-American, Restaurants

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