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Breakfast Club

3.6 (85 reviews)
InexpensiveAmerican
Open • 7:00 am - 2:30 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Craig L.

My new "go to" breakfast spot. Good old diner fare, consistently well executed. Always tasty and filling. Friendly staff who genuinely want to provide a satisfying experience every time. I have not had a bad meal.

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Phil E.

No wait Seat yourself Friendly service Lots of choices I had the Hungry Man Breakfast: 2 eggs, fresh toast, 2 bacon strips, 2 sausage (1 link and 1 patty), all served on home fries Very filling Bonus points this restaurant has Coke Zero Delicious, I'll come back.

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Veronica J.

I was greeted upon walking in by a young man who offered a table by the door or I could wait a few minutes and he would clean a booth. Which he did. I appreciated the fact that he wiped the seat cushion and informed me the side was wet so I wouldn't plop myself there. I was torn between the hungry man although I wasn't that hungry I liked it gave you a little of everything and an omelette. Antoinette who waited on me said the hungry man is great and I can mix my meats to how I like. I had the choice of turkey or beef bacon so I opted for turkey and added blueberries to my pancakes. Not before long someone else served my order brought me what i needed. Antoinette checked in on me a few times and refilled my coffee whenever low. Hungry man was $11.75 and coffee was $2.49. Pretty doggone reasonable especially given the price of eggs! The restaurant was clean with plenty of seating and is quaint. Great service food and clean! 5 stars From me and for my server Antoinette!

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Kerri E.

Cozy diner in the Publix shopping center. Don't let the name fool you, they have just as many lunch/dinner options as they do breakfast! I did enjoy breakfast however, and had a skillet with ham, tomato and mushrooms. It came with toast, which I picked rye for a small upcharge. There was so much food I couldn't finish and the price was reasonable. Our server was very personable and checked on us often. They have Coke Zero!

So I know the number for carry out! Lol
Cesa B.

This place is so clutch when you want breakfast, but don't want to make it, but want it to taste like you made it at home. We go here at least once/twice a month. Haven't had a bad meal yet. They got new decor, new menus, but everything else is the same.

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Food was great, the server was awesome, but don't order the biscuit. worst biscuit ever.

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This little diner is great! Friendly staff, laid back atmosphere, great homestyle cooking. I def found a new spot!

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