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    4.5 (2 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Southside Diner

    Southside Diner

    4.4
    (467 reviews)
    5.1 mi
    $

    Good food and lovely waitresses :) we went back 2 mornings in a row on our trip through town…read more - this is a delayed review from April 2024

    This place isn't for everyone. If you choose price over quality, you'll think it's ridiculously…read moreoverpriced. If you don't value the difference between well-prepared food and bad, you'll also balk. My in-laws would have hated it: "They want me to pay $11 for three eggs, bacon, home fries and toast?!?! I can get a dozen eggs for $2.50 and a pound of bacon for $3.50 at Aldis..." My sister thinks of food as fuel. She's fine with breakfast at McDonalds, or whatever diner is closest to where she's staying. She'll also microwave a can of hash and a frozen omelet. Her husband is always dieting; he'd say the portions are too big. If you like to eat-- and you care about what you eat-- Southside diner is pretty wonderful. Everything is made from scratch. Portions are large. The recipes are flavorful and uniquely spiced (even the coffee is from a local roaster). This has positives and negatives; you might or might not agree with the decisions made in a recipe. For example, the "breakfast tacos" contain fried eggs, chorizo, red onion, pepper jack cheese, pineapple, chipotle sauce & cilantro (the last one means I can't touch it-- cilantro tastes like soap to me). On the other hand, I love their take on corned beef hash. Also, if this matters (not everyone cares) the pancake batter is different than the waffle batter. Because the kitchen is enormously busy, they get enough practice with unusual orders that they can deliver many things other diners whiff on. Like your eggs over medium or poached? No problem. They know how to make hollandaise, too. We enjoy having breakfast, so we can't speak to the burgers or salads. The four soups we've tried have all been good-to excellent. We often get a sandwich or two to go. The things that cost them a star : They're almost always really busy, so it can be difficult attracting the attention of a server is you need something, or something went wrong. The buttering of the toast is erratic. And, while I understand the need to make a profit, the cost of some of the add-one are high. 75 cents to add onions (not grilled) to an omelet? $3 to add blueberries or chocolate chips to your pancakes? Ouch (Strawberries or bananas I get.) It's still worth the trip. And the cost.

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    Inside
    Big Country breakfast
    Big Country breakfast
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    Jennifer's Restaurant

    Jennifer's Restaurant

    3.8
    (76 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$

    The decor was lovely, and we were warmly welcomed as soon as we walked in. The staff were friendly…read moreand courteous, creating a very pleasant atmosphere. The menu offered a wide variety of options to suit all tastes. Our server, Nada, was wonderful. We were a group of more than 25 ladies from our church, and she took excellent care of us. She was incredibly attentive, kept track of everyone's orders with ease, and was impressively organized. Our food arrived hot and in a timely manner, making for a great overall experience. Thank you ! Karen M.

    Come to this restaurant often so I don't review it all the time just cause I would start boring you…read moreto death. Another good visit Today I didn't get either of my two favorite waitresses - I got a dude but he was pretty good. My expectations were he's new maybe not but he did and my waitresses waved so greeted nicely seated right away. Don't know what's happening here, this place used to be hopping every single day every single meal. I usually order the same five or six things and I did it again. I had the bacon egg and cheese croissant which came with a bowl of soup of the day -- it was called Florentine. I don't know what that is but it was dumplings in overly salted chicken broth no meat or chicken or anything like that. It was OK I'm not into dumplings Anymore. I had lovely conversations and lovely food and I took some home for dinner. It's still nice little mom and pops, even though Jennifer doesn't own it anymore. the newer Middle East owners have been around for a couple years. They're getting it right

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    Corned beef skillet (no cheese)
    Corned beef skillet (no cheese)
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    Sips and Such Social House

    Sips and Such Social House

    4.3
    (226 reviews)
    3.3 mi
    $$

    I really thought Sips n Such was just a coffeehouse. I don't drink coffee, so I haven't paid…read moreattention to any hip coffee spots. I'm so glad to have been wrong! Table for one please! I stopped in last minute while out running errands. I was seated immediately on a busy Saturday late morning and greeted right after. The menu is fantastic. Great options, wonderful seasonal specials. (Short rib omelette?! Hell yes!) I wanted basic, so I built my own omelette with a side of bacon and a hot tea. They have a great drink menu- coffee, specialty cocoas, tea, cocktails, mocktails, and refreshers. I was on my way to see a friend, so I grabbed us each a refresher to go. My meal was out in just minutes. Expertly prepared, fresh and delicious. Also a very nice portion. Sourdough toast was excellent. Generous filling for the omelette too. The only drawback was a common plight for strip mall restaurants- entrance that opens straight into the dining room. No foyer or vestibule means the cold January air nipped you in the face every time that front door opened. On cold days, get a table in the back. I'd like to highlight the mocktail concept, too. I often want a spirited drink but don't imbibe booze often. I love that they have offerings. The entire staff was so nice and helpful. I can't wait to come back!

    Stopped by for a quick breakfast while visiting the area on a business trip. Definitely better than…read moreyour typical breakfast joint. The eggs were served as requested. It was to be able to add avocado as a side too.

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    Biscuits and gravy with side of bacon
    Biscuits and gravy with side of bacon
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    Perk-Cup! Cafe

    Perk-Cup! Cafe

    3.5
    (185 reviews)
    4.3 mi
    $

    I have never been to Perk Cup Cafe before getting brunch with a dozen friends one Sunday morning in…read moreFebruary 2026. It appears to be a pretty popular brunch spot for Berea residents and I can see why! The menu and the space inside are huge! First thing I noticed, other than the ample parking available is that the cafe is decorated nicely and was busy, with lots of customers already there enjoying their Sunday brunch. My order was taken quickly by our very efficient server. While I waited for my build my own omelet to arrive, I tried some bites of my friend's meals, such as the lemon meringue blueberry pancake. My friend didn't think it was worth $8 despite being delicious. It does make for a pretty picture, doesn't it though? I also tried a few bites of the pork smotherer skillet ($15), which is essentially a heavily pork based meat skillet. This is a very heavy dish and my friend could only eat half of it. I don't think it will reheat very well, unfortunately, so only order it if you do plan to eat it all! See picture. Meanwhile, my build your own omelette ended up being $15.26 and my diet Pepsi was a shockingly high $3.69!!! Tasty and hearty, but the omelet should have had the meat also inside the omelet, like the cheese was. I think I was a little shorted on my meat here. After tax and tip, my bill was a shockingly high $25!! Based on the very outdated menu they have online, I thought I'd be spending 15 bucks, 20 at the most. Is Berea really the hopping spot where an omelet and diet coke can justify a $25 cost? No. Also, do not trust their menu online - the prices are very outdated. I do want to shout out our server, who was on the top of her game with our table of 11 women. So we did not deal with the slow service many other Yelpers seem to have experienced during their time here. Good brunch place near the airport, but overpriced. I did leave full though and with my bottomless pit of a stomach, that's very rare! Haha

    Bright, open and full of local art, the staff is welcoming and attentive but our breakfast choices…read morewere just okay. We ordered two different Benedict plates, the smoked salmon and the Joe, with sausage. Our meal arrived, huge portions of Homefries, lacking in seasoning but nicely browned, the English muffins were toasted to hard which made cutting eggs Benedict a bit difficult and the hollandaise sauce got thicker the more it sat and was just okay, wish I would have got it on the side. The rest of the menu looked appealing enough, the eggs Benedict just want the go to for us.

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    Build your own omelet and hash browns
    Build your own omelet and hash browns
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