There are several choices of dressings but the homemade ranch is a particularly fresh topping. The onions are said to be grilled but they're lightly seared, so they completely overwhelm in odor and taste. Even if you're successful at peeling them off the sandwich, they're still overpowering. It contains a mixture of meat, tomatoes, onions and black beans. Crumbled saltine crackers can help thicken up the watery base.
Costs overall are pretty comparable to other places around town.
All desserts are made by Gloria Kerbler. The coconut cream is the best, with heaping portions of flaky coconut swimming in a viscous custard, all in a crusty pie shell. The place even has a full liquor license, for all of you who have a different idea of what really constitutes a breakfast of champions. The new Grandview restaurant Lu Lu's is owned by Robert and Paula Larsen. Here, they sit with the family pet, Lu Lu, and daughter Gabriella, in the dining room at 1788 W. Fifth Ave.