We decided to try the Penguin \"diner\" once for \"brunch.\"  The restaurant didn't open when we thought it might for brunch (I think it might have been noon?) and then there was a rush of people to be seated.  Thankfully, we were near the front of the crowd and got seated.  \n\nWe got our brunch menus and found that...brunch consisted of their lunch menu.  No egg dishes.  So we had hot dogs for brunch.  The hot dog with pimiento cheese and chili sounded yummy, but it felt kind of awkward ordering the \"Winky Dinky Dog\" from the tattooed, pierced waitress.  We passed on their unique fried pickles (I don't care for regular pickles, so I don't think I'd like 'em breaded and dipped in grease!).  \n\nIf I was younger (and I mean really young), I might enjoy the Penguin more, but the air was stale, the room was small, the food was average, the \"diner\" was more like a shack, and the brunch...wasn't brunch.