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Amanda's Kitchen

4.2 (116 reviews)
Closed • 6:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Katrina P.

Classic diner vibes. I would recommend a short stack and home fries paired with a coffee. This is one of my new favorite diners in RI in terms of the cost and service.

Irish eggs Benedict and home fries
Michael F.

Went for breakfast with my son. He was paying so I had to jump on the offer usually it's me who pays for him lol. Walked in and was seated right away. Same waitress as usual always very friendly and great at keeping things moving in such a busy establishment. Food came out pretty quick. I ordered the hungry man scrambled with cheese, sausage & sour dough toast with blueberry pancakes. Eggs were great home fries delish toast was good just wish sausage was a little hotter but still good. Blueberry pancakes were good but a little too overloaded with blueberries which made it a little mushy. But definitely a great meal. Place is small but always busy. They get you in and out. Definitely will return.

Texas French toast was very good

Came to visit Sons here in Rhode Island and this place came up to eat. So very glad we came here the 2 ladies were friendly helpful and great environment. Food was hot and amazing and plentiful. I had French toast, Girlfriend had eggs, country potatoes hash toast and I had 2 cups of coffee. Pictures do no justice.

2 eggs and over easy
Holly W.

Amanda's is A-Ok. Cheap, fast and decent food. There are a few parking spots and on street parking. Inside it is tight but there are some tables and counter seating. Our waitress was nice, seams clean and overall a decent place to have breakfast. The heated up the coffee roll for my daughter and my french toast was soft and not too much cinnamon.

Country Benedict
Shawn A.

Greta Lilly breakfast place in Pawtucket. Clearly this is a spot for regulars, which is typically a good sign. It was! Very friendly and attentive staff. I sat at the counter and watched the cooks crank out the breakfasts. Pretty wide variety of standard breakfast place meals. I had the Country Benedict. Sausage and Gravy over poached eggs on an English muffin. The gravy was great and the eggs poached perfectly. I would ask for crispier muffins next time, but that's on me. The potatoes were also good. Left on the flat top to crisp up with a little bit of onion in them. Tough to decide what to order on my next visit, this was so good.

Crab cake Benedict
Kenya G.

This is definitely one of the better options for diners because of the menu, but it's a little over priced for the quality. The boyfriend and I spent almost twice the amount that we normally spend and it was up the par with every other diner out there. There isn't much parking and it can be inconvenient to park in the 5 car lot on the corner of Smithfield and power Rd. Inside, it was very small but when you get a seat and ordered the food came out pretty timely. I ordered the crab cake Benedict. It was pretty good, the egg was cooked perfectly and the hollandaise was pretty tasty even though it could of used more. I also think that it could of used some kind of bread because the crab cake was way to soft to use as the base of the Benedict. I ordered the Benedict thinking the crab cake would be similar to a normal Maryland crab cake since that's what was advertised but sadly it was far from a Maryland style crab cake. The grilled blueberry muffin I got was good but it's hard to mess up a blueberry muffin. I don't know if I would so much dine here again but it is pretty good and as good as people say, just don't forget it's still a diner.

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Delicious food! Service was great and the prices were very reasonable. Cute small business!

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6 years ago

The best buttermilk pancakes ever!! Love the staff - they're always so kind and welcoming.

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Great place for breakfast fast service! My eggs were cooked perfect. Can't wait to go back

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