I love Angkor. Their lunch specials are very affordable. The na taing appetizer is unique in the area, as far as I know, and is amazing. If you like fish, the nam yaa is a great noodle dish. I ordered takeout once with a vegetarian dish and they called to tell me one of the other items was made with pork, I think - either way, some kind of meat. They just wanted to make sure I knew. Very nice customer service.

Yeah, young people have no idea how the loss of 24 hour meeting places are also impacting socializations. I mean I guess the older women who waited on us in the 90’s at 3 a.m. weren’t thrilled but that’s how I cemented at least 3 different relationships at Denny’s, Eat and Park and Perkins. I wouldn’t know WTH to do now if I was single.

I no longer eat meat but I still believe you can judge any restaurant by the quality of its Reuben.

Does the T run all night now? I know that most buses shut down at some point. It would suck to be trapped at the end of some line at 2:00 in the morning

Christ, what an awful suggestion.

The salt and pepper chicken noodle soup is my main go to at Rose tea

I think that's actually typical for Korean. It's very similar to the Japanese izakaya concept

Turn on your Hotspot and ride a Bus around town. Maybe the T to the end of the line and back.

Unfortunately I don't, but I would do bad things for a Tom's gyro meat breakfast special, although I don't drink anymore, but I would hope it would still be good

Fortunately there’s still some spots open until at least 9, and I guess you could use breweries although they may be louder. I used to manage a few of those late coffee shops and they made little money late.

I truly miss The Beehive

"The Library" on Carson st. is open 'til 2 AM.

Because some people like to? Myself included.

Yes, the momo! We always get plenty.

I think a lot of people who don’t live in single family homes can relate to finding benefit in having access to a public space to do work at odd hours.

The privatization of the commons (yes I know coffee shops have always technically been privately owned, but they have often operated in vicem public spaces)…

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Not trying to be an ass but is there any specific reason why you have to do your work or studying in a public place at night?

Plus, it's affordable and good portions.

I love Kanlaya!

Great value, fresh and simple flavors- more "eat everyday"- definitely recommend McKnight Kitchen 1000%. I can eat there again and again and the food is so refreshing it never gets old. I get com thit nuong- grilled pork with rice- and you have to try the sauce that comes with it. Perfectly cooked eggs,. Amazing summer rolls. My partner and I both enjoy the pho- it's a big fat portion so go early and go hungry- and you need to be careful with the Thai iced tea, it's addicting as heck. Mango sticky rice is so good. That's 1/4th of their menu- everyone I've been with has tried the Thai curries and they love those, too.

Butterwood Bake Consortium is open late and has coffee and snacks.

If you’re looking for this regularly you might want to consider a 24/7 coworking space like CoHatch or Field Day.

Sheetz...

I've never gotten shrimp there tbh. The sushi is good and their duck drunken noodles are excellent. Never been tempted by shrimp