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    Bramasole Diner

    3.0 (29 reviews)
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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    a plate of breakfast food
    HM M.

    This is a breakfast/brunch place. It has a very cool typical old school diner feel which I like. There's lots of seating available, although it's pretty busy on the weekends. I got the sunshine breakfast which comes with 2 eggs, a lot of bacon, bread, home fries and COFFEE! I love when endless coffee is included in the breakfast. The servings were big! And the food was really good! It is extra for egg and rye bread (50 cents) that I wish I knew about (not that it would stop me from getting it as it's only 50 cents but it's always nice to know about the extras before). The egg bread was delicious and well worth the extra 50 cents by the way. The service was very fast and courteous. I would definitely recommend coming here for breakfast if you want a big breakfast on the cheap ish side.

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    Claire C.

    * will go back again: 90% Very basic brunch but everything just taste good. Friendly severs and good price! *CASH ONLY!

    I always wanted to check this place out as I walk by almost everyday. As I was walking by today, I was hit with a craving for pancakes. I decided it was time to try. The place inside feels like a classic 50s era diner. There are not many of these type of places around anymore, so that was fun. I ordered my eggs and pancake. Unfortunately, it took 45 mins for my breakfast to come. The place was pretty busy, but it felt like a considerably long time considering I was one person with one order. I was looking around, and there were no real big groups waiting for their food, so I don't think the kitchen had a proper reason to take that long. Atleast when the food came it was still warm so that's good. The waitress was nice and came around and refilled my coffee several times as I was waiting. The food was tasty. Pancake was nice and fluffy, and the potatoes tasted as if they were home made. The scrambled eggs were pretty creamy, as if they had been mixed with milk or cream prior to being thrown on the grill. My only disappointment was the bacon, the slices were very thin. My lower than usual rating is a result of a couple of things. First, my food took a long time to come. Second, the thin bacon. And third, they don't accept debit. I understand this is at the discretion of the owner, but it was annoying for several reasons. They do have an ATM in store, but it wasn't able to read my TD debit card so I had to go outside and get cash from another establishment. That was the first time that happened to me, and it was fairly annoying. The waitress was very nice about it, and accomodating, so good on her. In the end, what I thought would take maximum half hour (ordering breakfast, eating, and paying) ended up taking a lot longer because of the long wait and them not having debit. I don't think I'll come back.

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    Jim D.

    I love this diner. Good food at reasonable prices, with a great 1950s style diner decor. The sunshine breakfast is a great deal, and the eggs Benedict is excellent also.

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    Jason D.

    Bramasole is very non-descript from the outside. I thought it was your typical fast-food restaurant until I got inside. I was delighted to discover a faux 50s style diner! Not sure what Bramasole has to do with the 50s, but hey.... Anyhow, I was most interested in the breakfasts. My wife and I are always on the hunt for Ottawa's best breakfast deals. Bramasole has your basic 2 eggs, bacon, toast meal for $4.99 and a super sized version (with pancakes and more) - called the Bram Slam! - for $9.99. They have all the other diner usuals on the menu (burgers, floats, shakes), so if you are a diner fan, Bramasole will keep you happy!

    Rye toast main reason we would return
    Loo D.

    First thing in a cold winter Saturday, head out to find a good eggs and meat breakfast. Inside the diner was a bit too chilly so my partner kept his coat on as did a few others. We both ordered the sunrise at 7.50$ with an extra .30 for the rye toast. Great toast!! Better than so called artisan ryes that have no flavor we have come across a lot lately. Food hot esp the sausages, but the plates cold, so eating fast was the ticket. Sausages fab, but home fries too salty for my taste. Coffee average. Staff friendly, atmosphere pleasant. Would recommend and will return. CASH only. ATM at back but a 2.50$ fee is charged.

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    I had the "Double Double" breakfast, 2 eggs, 2 bacon, 2 sausages 1 French toast and home fries. Excellent!

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    great little diner, we go for breakfast almost every weekend. Super friendly, cool atmosphere, great cheap breakfast

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    Review Highlights - Bramasole Diner

    99 and a super sized version (with pancakes and more) - called the Bram Slam!

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    Al's Diner - Classic breakfast

    Al's Diner

    4.0(62 reviews)
    5.8 km
    $$

    This is a basic diner that is clearly a local fave. We found it on Yelp as we are visiting Ottawa…read morethis weekend. The food was done as requested (eggs were actually over easy). The staff are friendly, even tho they are kept busy on their feet! The place is busy and so it was loud but it was clean. Steps to get in tho if you have mobility device.

    Showed up here on a Saturday mid-morning after visiting Crappy Tire and the place was busy, but…read morecertainly not at capacity as there was at least four 4-seater tables open and a couple of two seaters right in front of the door. No line-ups. We weren't keen on sitting by the door due to the draft coming in. We were told we had to wait for a two-seater because they didn't want us to take up a four seat table. We're like wtf??? I can see this if you the hot new restaurant in town and huge demand, but quite literally there was four 4-seat tables sitting empty and no line-up. In any event, we stayed, sitting in some two-seater jammed in the corner. And then we ordered a breakfast. I'm a Ozempic user, so I don't eat much - I was going to take an egg, a piece of bacon, and a couple of potatoes from my wife's plate. Oh - can't do that. There's a $2 "sharing charge". Like, wtf? I'm done with this place and their stupid policies. The food is typical diner fair that you can get any diner, nothing special here.

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    Rockin Johnny's Diner - Johnny's deluxe breakfast

    Rockin Johnny's Diner

    3.1(12 reviews)
    4.3 km
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    I tried the breakfast here one day before doing my Christmas shopping. I like the 50s style of the…read morerestaurant and the neon light decor. The service was okay. The food choices are great. Large portion sizes. They use pancake syrup instead of maple syrup.

    In the world today, there are too many behaviours that are trending with one objective which is to…read moreget views. Similarly, in the 'Foodie" world, the eating experience has to have Umami or any other of the 5 tastes. I can't believe the number of Adjectives used to describe food in these times. Sometimes, and I maybe dating myself here, we just want good tasting grub. Should I be calling it 'Comfort Food'? Depends on your definition. For example, food that provides consolation or a feeling of well-being, typically any with a high sugar or other carbohydrate content and associated with childhood (nostalgic or sentimental value) or home cooking. For the record, I grew up in England in the 60's & 70's. Beef drippings on Toast, full English Breakfast with fried (in bacon fat) bread & of course the ubiquitous 'Beans on Toast". To make a long review longer, I was in the Westgate mall/Carling Ave area recently for one of those visits to the Civic that require fasting as of the previous midnight. After my discharge, around NOON 30, I found myself in the parking lot of the Mall and noticed the Marque for Rockin Johnny's Diner. How could I resist. Especially since I was starving. No expectations or previous experience in this establishment to reference. But I was looking for some nostalgic Diner food. Once I received the menu, I found the Liver and Onions. Tender baby beef liver grilled and topped with sauteed onions, bacon & their famous gravy. I chose the fries as a side with corn. One can choose onion rings (why?), mashed potatoes or seasoned rice. I am very picky when it comes to my mash so, generally speaking, I only eat at home. Oh boy was it good. Everything reminded me of my earlier days. The liver was just the way I like it - not burnt but with a crispy sear on it. The bacon (at least 4 strips) covered the whole protein, it was accompanied with the right amount of onions and topped with a rich gravy. Two more items that are paramount - a warm plate so the meal stays hot til you're done and more than a few dabs of HP sauce were provided. Everything was marvelous. Like having an out-of-body experience. The only thing missing was a dinner roll or slice of bread & butter. I paired my meal with a coffee as tea in restaurants is never hot enough. Times have changed as the beverage was almost $4 but it was a bottomless cup. Final bill was a bit pricey for everyday but every once in-a-while a nice treat.

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