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    Connie's Kitchen

    4.1 (57 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 1:00 pm

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    Marney R.

    Connie's is one of our go to breakfast spots. They often have a little wait for seats but that is to be expected at a good breakfast spot. But wait is never too long as the service is fast and friendly. The staff is always kind and very helpful. Today I tried the breakfast special of sausage gravy and biscuits. I am very picky about my sausage and I was pleasantly surprised with the great flavor. Out good was delivered quick and the staff checked in on us often. It's a small breakfast/lunch spot so it's always packed but that a good sign that the food is good in my opinion!

    Itsy bitsy teaspoon size portion of home fries because they're homemade
    Mark V.

    The food wasn't terrible. It was fair. Staff were friendly- no issue there. What I found unpardonable was the portion of home fries that came with the omelette. It was about a tablespoons worth. The tiny portion stood out to the point I actually asked the server if my tiny itsy bitsy portion was normal and the server said, and I'll quote, "our home fires are homemade so we don't give too much out" What? The food wasn't bad but not so good I could suffer this "jip"

    Cranberry french toast
    Mudi K.

    First time we stopped in for breakfast but won't be the last. This is a great little place. I really like the decor and the staff are all very friendly. We ordered the cranberry french toast and a dish similar to eggs benedict (but without the hollandaise) - I've completely forgotten what it was called. Both were very good. The French toast was sliced like regular sliced bread. I prefer the thicker kind, so I'll probably try the Texas toast version next time. The eggs benedict like dish was also pretty good and the spinach that was in it was a nice fresh touch. Can't wait to explore the rest of the menu.

    Ya basic
    Chhai M.

    Although Connie's Kitchen definitely has their regulars who you can spot pretty easily if you pay attention, I still think that this diner is underrated and a hidden gym. Tucked away on the right side of a small plaza (Darsch's Discount Liquor is easier to spot from the road), the seating area is comfortable with typical "mom and pop shop" decor on the walls. The food is consistently good regardless of what you choose while also being reasonably priced. I am personally a fan of a more savory breakfast, often going for the eggs florentine or Mexican omelette and a cup of coffee. I will add that FOR diner coffee, it is not bad at all and I enjoyed my refills. All the workers are incredibly kind whether they're working the biting winters or humid summers. A great place for a long breakfast all year round.

    Cheese, mushroom and broccoli omelet with the best home fries in the area. Very well packaged.
    Scott D.

    Exceptional packaging with the toast wrapped and placed underneath the plate. Us old buggers don't eat as much so this was enough for us. Home fries are well-seasoned and stay on the grill to get cooked Maine style. Great meal. Already have been back to get Connie's Garage-too much for us with the pancakes.

    Nutella and cream stuffed french toast.. Delicious.. I've been wanting to see this on the special board again!!
    Amanda C.

    I'm surprised by the low reviews for this place. Especially Jason's review below... what do you expect for a plain waffle and a gluten free sandwich?! Haha. Kind of a plain choice where I wouldn't expect the order to be amazing... Why not try a special? They're very good when I've had them. When I have gone here the last few times, I have had the cinnamon pancakes (3) good size pancakes that I almost can't finish, the Nutella and cream french toast (special) and most recently the breakfasts breakfast burrito which was really good and huge. The burrito had egg, sausage, bacon, home fries, cheese, and salsa which I asked for on the side. A couple other people in our party got the special which had an omelette stuffed with their homemade chili and they said it was excellent. In the past they've had the eggs and hash and I can say that the hash is delicious but they're always running out! Minus a star for that. The people are friendly and welcoming, and if you have a special request, like if you want them to make one of their breakfasts a little bit different than they have it listed, they will do it. I always go here for breakfast when I'm in the area which is about 2 to 3 times a month now.

    Lauren D.

    Really good- our new breakfast spot. Home fries on point and service is great. Very pleased with what we got and how quick it was. Can't wait to come back and try more!

    Eggs over easy, spuds, sausage links & toast. All very good.
    Jim C.

    On a suggestion from a friend, my son and I decided to try a different restaurant for breakfast, rather than the usual place across town. Connie's Kitchen is a bit smaller than my usual breakfast joint, but there was plenty of seating available when we arrived. The gal who was serving us was bright & cheerful on this cold morning after Thanksgiving. Upon being seated she asked if we wanted coffee and/or juice for starters. Coffee was a definite! It was really good coffee. We both requested grapefruit juice and she said they don't carry it. I had a glass of orange juice instead. A half star off for no grapefruit juice. The menu is not a stretch. It offers nothing out of the ordinary, covering basic breakfast items. Not a bad thing, but it does not make a standout dining experience. I opted for a ham, cheddar, mushroom omelette that was very well prepared, light and fluffy, with plenty of the filling items. Instead of potatoes, I chose the fresh fruit cup. A nice alternative that they offer! The wheat toast was......well......wheat toast. Nothing special. My son had two eggs, over easy, with home fries and breakfast sausages that were pretty much what you'd expect. The choice was links or patty. No optional Vermont sausage was available like my usual breakfast restaurant offers. Another half star knocked off. Overall, it was an average diner, serving an average breakfast. Nothing bad, except for the lack of the two noted items. Service was very good. Despite the fact that this place is a tad closer, and easier to get to for me, I think I'll remain a customer of my usual little restaurant for breakfast.

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    Great food, quick service. All around good breakfast! Definitely a great breakfast place in the neighborhood!

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