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28 • THE <strong>Reader</strong><br />
Restaurant Review<br />
continued from page 23<br />
eggs, 880 pounds of oil and 220 pounds of<br />
butter. The title of “World’s Largest Omelette”<br />
now resides in Portugal.<br />
If you like omelettes, stop by Crazy Otto’s<br />
and try one of the restaurant’s 15 signature<br />
omelettes, or make your own ($15.50) using<br />
any five omelette ingredients.<br />
All omelettes come with toast, or biscuits<br />
and gravy.<br />
Omelettes are priced between $10.50 and<br />
$15.50 for a full omelette or $9.50 to $11.99<br />
for a half omelette.<br />
Choices include Scotty’s Chili Cheese Dog<br />
Omelette, ham and cheese, turkey and<br />
cheese, Crazy Otto’s Burgermeat, Spanish,<br />
Denver, bacon and cheese, cheese, bacon and<br />
chicken liver, sausage and cheese, vegetarian,<br />
Ortega beef, avocado, crabmeat and The Popeye.<br />
A full selection of Breakfast “Specials” includes<br />
just about any breakfast entrée your<br />
heart desires. All are served up with hash<br />
browns and your choice of toast or a biscuit<br />
and gravy.<br />
The Eggs Benedict ($11.50) includes two<br />
poached eggs on sliced ham atop two grilled<br />
English muffins smothered in rich Hollandaise<br />
sauce.<br />
Two eggs (any style) and your choice of top<br />
sirloin, pork chops, country fried steak, ham<br />
steak, sausage patty, bacon, chorizo or burger<br />
patty costs between $15.99 and $10.99.<br />
For the adventurous try the Hobo Eggs,<br />
($12.50), scrambled eggs, hash browns,<br />
onions, bell peppers, tomatoes and mushrooms,<br />
all cooked together, the Machaca and<br />
Eggs ($12.50), eggs scrambled together with<br />
shredded beef, tomatoes, onions and bell<br />
peppers, topped with your choice of cheese,<br />
Diced Ham Scrambled with Onions ($10.99)<br />
or the Crazy Combo ($12.50) one-half ham,<br />
bacon, sausage and two eggs any style.<br />
Crazy Otto’s also features homemade<br />
corned beef hash with two eggs ($11.99).<br />
There is also the traditional Breakfast Burrito<br />
($10.99) and a Breakfast Sandwich<br />
($10.99).<br />
If you like your breakfast sweet ($10.50)<br />
you can order a stack of three pancakes,<br />
French Toast or two Belgian Waffles, add<br />
your choice of bacon, sausage or ham and<br />
two eggs for a total bill of $11.99.<br />
If you stop by Crazy Otto’s on the weekend<br />
or a holiday you can order Prime Rib and<br />
Eggs (10 oz. $16.50, 14 oz. $20.50) or the<br />
Prime Rib Sandwich ($14.50).<br />
Breakfast sides include everything from<br />
cottage cheese to oatmeal.<br />
Servings are large, and if you want to order<br />
one entrée and split it, you can get an empty<br />
plate for $1.<br />
There’s also a good selection of lunch items<br />
including burgers, salads and sandwiches.<br />
Crazy Otto’s burgers half pound USDA<br />
ground beef and served with mayonnaise,<br />
mustard, Thousand Island dressing, onions,<br />
tomatoes and lettuce on a sesame seed bun.<br />
You can choose from the Chuckburger<br />
($7.99); Cheeseburger ($8.99); Avocado<br />
Cheeseburger ($10.50); Ortega Jackburger<br />
($9.99); Hickory Mushroom Cheeseburger<br />
($9.99); Bacon Cheeseburger<br />
($10.50) or the Garden Burger<br />
($8.99).<br />
Hot sandwiches include diner<br />
favorites: Turkey, Melt, Patty Melt<br />
or Tuna Melt ($9.50); Grilled<br />
Cheese ($6.75); Grilled Ham and<br />
Cheese ($8.50); Grilled Bacon and<br />
Cheese ($9.50) and Grill Chicken<br />
($10.50).<br />
Specialty hot sandwiches include<br />
the California Roast Beef<br />
which is served with Ortega chilies<br />
and jack cheese on sourdough<br />
($10.50); Philly Cheese Steak<br />
($10.50); Pastrami and Jack<br />
($10.99) and the Chiliburger,<br />
served open faced and topped<br />
with home-style chili and your<br />
choice of cheese and onions<br />
($10.50).<br />
Other options include a French<br />
Dip ($10.50) and Fillet of Fish<br />
($9.50).<br />
Class sandwiches include: Club<br />
House ($10.99); Chicken Salad<br />
($8.50); Cold Cut ($8.99); BLT ($8.50) and<br />
Egg Salad ($6.99).<br />
Guests can also opt for the Half and Half,<br />
where you can select any two items for $8.99.<br />
Options include a cup of soup, French fries,<br />
side salad and one half a ham, tuna, egg salad,<br />
turkey, roast beef or chicken salad sandwich.<br />
“Lighter Side” options include:<br />
Grilled Chicken Breast, Chef or Cobb Salad<br />
($10.99); Two Scoop (Egg Salad, Chicken<br />
Salad, Tuna or Cottage Cheese) served with<br />
tomatoes, sliced hardboiled egg, jack and<br />
<strong>March</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
The cover of Crazy otto’s Diner menu pays tribute to otto Lindsal<br />
who opened the original Crazy otto’s Diner adjacent the train<br />
tracks that run adjacent to Sierra highway in Lancaster.<br />
cheddar cheese on a bed of leafy green lettuce<br />
($10.99) or the Patty Platter ($9.99)<br />
which offers a ground beef patty ,sliced tomatoes<br />
and cottage cheese.<br />
Crazy Otto’s offers lots of good food in an<br />
authentic diner atmosphere. Canyon Country<br />
welcomes this new addition to the foodie<br />
scene. R<br />
Crazy Otto’s Diner, 19132 Soledad Canyon<br />
Road, Canyon Country, 91351, 661-299-6886.<br />
Open seven days, 5 a.m.-2 p.m., crazyottosdiners.com.<br />
St. Patrick’s Day continued from page 21<br />
Rose and Crown British Pub, 24246 Lyons Ave., Newhall,<br />
91321, 661-255-5048, will feature spicy Guinness Chili,<br />
Corned Beef and Cabbage and Stout.<br />
Wolf Creek Restaurant and Brewing Company, 27746 McBean Parkway,<br />
Valencia, 91354, 661-263-9653, will serve up Corned Beef and<br />
Cabbage and green beer.<br />
Out of the <strong>SCV</strong><br />
Saturday, <strong>March</strong> 12<br />
Ventura Elks Lodge #1430 will present the 28th annual St.<br />
Patrick's Day Parade down Main Street in downtown Ventura<br />
at 10 a.m. The <strong>2016</strong> Theme: Honoring our troops. <strong>2016</strong> Grand Marshal:<br />
Descendants of Ventura's Historic Families including: Chumash,<br />
EP Foster Family, Olivas Family and Smith Hobson Family. Info: venturastpatricksdayparade.com.<br />
South Bay St. Patrick's Day Parade and Festival. The annual St.<br />
Patrick's Day parade in Hermosa Beach will be held<br />
Saturday, <strong>March</strong> 12, 11 a.m. The intersection of Pier andValley drive, west<br />
to Hermosa Avenue then South on Hermosa to 9thStreet. Festival at Pier<br />
Plaza. Metered street parking. Info: southbayevents.com/events/saintpatricks-day-parade-hermosa-beach.asp.<br />
Thursday, <strong>March</strong> 17<br />
St. Patrick's Day Noontime Celebration at Pershing Square. A parade and<br />
free outdoor lunchtime concert with a Celtic-rock band. Food trucks and a<br />
beer garden will be available. The Parade route will start at 4th and Hill, proceeding<br />
south on Hill Street past the park to 7th, west on 7th and north on<br />
Olive back to the Pershing Square. Thursday, <strong>March</strong> 17 with parade at 10:30,<br />
concert at noon. Free event at Pershing Square, 532 S. Olive St., Los Angeles,<br />
90013. Parking: Paid parking lots. The Metro Red Line runs to Pershing<br />
Square from North Hollywood. Info: laparks.org.<br />
Friday, <strong>March</strong> 18<br />
Shamrock ‘n’ Roll Aboard<br />
the Queen Mary. The St.<br />
Patrick's Day celebration on<br />
the Queen Mary is a 21+<br />
party that features two simultaneous<br />
Celtic entertainment<br />
venues on the<br />
Promenade Deck in<br />
the Grand Salon and<br />
Royal Salon featuring<br />
Hoist the Colors,<br />
California Celts,<br />
Craic Haus and more.<br />
There will be traditional and<br />
modern Irish food, pub games, trivia<br />
contests and a full bar at each venue. Friday,<br />
<strong>March</strong> 18, 5-11 p.m. Queen Mary, 1126 Queens Highway, Long Beach, 90802.<br />
Tickets: $15 advance, $20 at the door, $5 validated parking. Info:<br />
queenmary.com<br />
<strong>March</strong> 19-20<br />
Celtic Fair at the Fairplex in Pomona.<br />
The biggest Irish event of the month, the Celtic Fair in Pomona, will happen<br />
after St. Patrick's Day this year. The event includes carnival rides, historic reenactors,<br />
several stages of Irish music from rock to traditional, dance performances<br />
and social dancing, casual and fine dining, Irish and other Celtic<br />
product vendors, children's crafts and more. The event will be held at Plaza<br />
of the States, Expo Hall 10 and Plaza de las Américas, <strong>March</strong> 19-20, <strong>2016</strong>, 10<br />
a.m.-6 p.m. The Fairplex in Pomona, 1101 West McKinley Ave., Pomona, 91766.<br />
Cost: $10, $5 Children 6-12, Children 5 and under are free. Check Goldstar for<br />
discount tickets. Parking: $10 at Gate 17. There are MetroLink trains from<br />
Union Station to the Fairplex. Info: fairplex.com/fp/