One of my favorite spots for brunch. Great food, prompt and friendly service. Not fancy or…read morepretentious, just a great spot for a wide range of good food choices. The Bennys are spot on, the huevos are some of the best. Lots of great drink options.

Eggs-Cetera has been serving breakfast at lunch in Lake Worth for 30 years. They are located in a…read moreshopping center at the corner of Jog & Lantana Roads. They are opened seven days a week and they open from 7 AM until 4 o'clock. A group of us met for brunch on Presidents' Day. It was busy & the 3 of us each ordered the egg special two eggs with potatoes, sausage & toast. Everything was delicious, portions generous @ it was $13 each.

Very small restaurant crowded really good food Very good…read morerestaurant Very friendly staff

Mom's Kitchen seemed to be one of the local's favorite breakfast diners in the area. If you aren't…read morebothered by high foot traffic, packed dining area, loud noise, but decent food, this is the spot for you. First thought that came to my mind upon entering the restaurant was organized chaos. It was busy and chaotic but everyone there seemed to know exactly what needed to be done to tend to each and every customer. We were seated after a few minutes of wait time. The black coffee was okay. The food was okay, little too greasy for our tastes, but it was served while hot. Our server Michelle was very patient with her coworkers and customers which enhanced our dining experience. Food 3/5. Ambiance 3/5. Service by Michelle 4/5. The reason why I am giving this place 2/5 stars is because I want others to be aware of how rude service by an employee named Amanda can affect the restaurant's image. Server named Amanda who works there was very rude in how she carried herself, yelling at her coworkers with attitude, not an ounce of positivity, and shaking her head at customers while passing by tight space with food in her hands. She is one reason we won't be returning here, and we definitely don't recommend this place to anyone. We believe hospitality is one of the reasons why people visit mom and pop restaurants and become regulars there over other major chain restaurants. It was embarrassing for me to have taken someone here who was visiting from out of the country because of decent reviews, only to have her experience Amanda's rudeness and unprofessionalism. *Please learn to respect your customers and restrain your dislike for people when you are clocked in Amanda. We won't be returning so you won't have to worry about us, but for the sake of future customers. Being nice won't hurt.

I never get tired of coming to Country Inn! The servers are warm, lovely and attentive. Everyone…read moretreats you like a friend, like you've been coming all your life. The Inn is cozy and quaint. With cute knickknacks adorning the walls and tables. The service is quick, food comes out fast. The best thing on their menu is the Piggy Pancakes. Delicious fluffy savory pancakes, filled with bacon, cheese and scallions. I visit them as often as I can, always back for more pancakes.

Service was very good. Ambiance. Very good , food was good not worth the price…read moreI was charged $ 7.50 for 1 repeat 1pancake. A side of 4 overcooked bacon $ 5.95. And coffee I think you should rethink your prices. Net result. I will not coming back And bear in mind word of mouth goes a long way

You're going to say, "she loved her Persian cucumber chopped salad but she's only going to talk…read moreabout the lemonade?" Yes. I love their food and I've been there several times but this was the first time I ordered an Arnold Palmer. The tea part was good but the lemonade elevated it to a whole new level--lemon juice with ginger and mint. OMG! If I weren't so sensitive to caffeine I'd have had 3! As it was, it's a splendid excuse to have lunch there again very soon, plus there are menu items I've yet to check out. Our server super friendly and patient without the over-sharing thing I find intrusive and obnoxious. The ambiance is elite diner. Perfect for breakfast or lunch.

Hidden gem - delicious!…read more I got the chicken and waffles...the best chicken and waffles I've ever had. My friend got the corned beef skillet and loved it as well. Service was good and ambience is casual. We will be back!

Enzo's is a cute, stand-alone bakery and coffee shop with a parking lot that fits 14 cars and it…read morewas packed on a Sunday morning when we went. We waited a bit and were able to get a parking space. Once inside, the first thing you see are the cases of amazing baked goods. They had a really good selection of mini pastries and I chose a chocolate eclair. The pastry was light and airy, a perfect contrast to the sweet cream filling and chocolate topping. My husband got the elephant's ear, which he said was light and flaky. We each got bacon, egg, and cheese sandwiches, mine on a fabulous, sweet, and large croissant. Oh, so good! The egg was thin and folded, just enough crispy bacon, and a slice of white American cheese. I was a big fan of this sandwich! My husband had his on Cuban bread, and the sandwich was grilled. He loved it! They also do great coffee drinks! I give them an A+ for offering all their coffee drinks in decaf. I had a cafe con leche, which was rich and smooth. My husband had an iced cappuccino, which I have to get next time. They topped the drink with a pike of whipped cream. He drank every "last tasty bit," as he described it. In addition, the staff is very friendly, sweet, and helpful. We highly recommend Enzo's.

This place is a gem offering baked empanadas, tasty sandwiches and wonderful pastries with friendly…read moreservice in a bustling cafe environment.

Big John's Eatery is officially a must-visit brunch spot. Everything from the food to the service…read morewas on point. From the moment we walked in, the ambience stood out. The space is clean, modern, and has a laid-back but upscale brunch vibe. Sitting at the bar was the perfect choice the setup is sleek, and it gives you a front-row view of everything going on. Between the lighting, the open feel, and the energy in the room, it just felt like a place you can relax, vibe, and enjoy your food. We sat at the bar, and I highly recommend it if you want the full experience. The bartenders were amazing super welcoming, engaging, and entertaining while making drinks. It made the whole visit feel fun and personal. Now let's get into the food because this is where they really shine. We ordered: * Banana Bourbon Coconut French Toast - $16 * Regular French Toast (side) - $16 * Oxtail & Grits - $25 * Eggs & Sausage - $10 First, the French toast... absolutely incredible. The bread was extremely soft, rich, and perfectly soaked without being soggy. The banana bourbon coconut flavor took it to another level sweet, buttery, and full of flavor. Definitely the star of the table. The oxtail & grits were just as impressive. The oxtail was tender, well-seasoned, and fell right off the bone, paired with creamy, smooth grits that balanced everything out perfectly. Even the eggs and sausage simple but done right. No complaints across the board. Total came out to around $67 before tax, and honestly, it was worth every dollar considering the quality, portions, and overall experience. Overall: Great food, great ambience, and excellent customer service. This is one of those spots where you leave already planning your next visit. 10/10 I'll definitely be back.

First time at Big John's Eatery after hearing so much about it!!!…read more We got there at a very good time because the wait line was not long and got seated right away. The ambiance was nice, playlist was also pretty good. So definitely great ambiance from jump. I did think our food took a long time to come. Drinks; The mimosa was really good and definitely nice and strong but it was really small in my opinion for $9. Food: The food was really good. The shrimp and grits was really tasty. My friend had the chicken and waffles and the waffles were really nice and soft but too sweet. My peach cobbler french toast was amazing, overall the food was really really good. Definitely coming back to try something else. Our total came out to be $76 with tip and i think it was worth it!! I will be coming back

Awesome food , service and spectacular ocean views ! Rain or shine it's totally a great place to be…read morefor the unique menus , cocktails and the service is truly so great and friendly

Dune Deck is where my friends and I go when we want an extra special breakfast on the beach. Hands…read moredown, the atmosphere here is upbeat, buzzing with brunch vibes, and an absolutely gorgeous view. The many times that I've been here, the food and drink have always hit just right and the service is quick - even when the place is packed. The berry Greek yogurt crepes are tangy, sweet, crunchy, and all together, a great combination of flavors and textures. There are so many berries - enough for each bite. The granola is the perfect juxtaposition to the soft, thin crepes that are filled with a tangy yogurt. The portion size is more than enough for one person, possibly even two. Unless I'm driving, I always start off my meal with one of their cocktails. My two favorites are their piña colada and bloody Mary. They're both tall, strong, and flavorful - perfect while watching to waves crash into the shore. I would also recommend their spanakopita when it's on their specials. Their Greek omelet is delicious too. This is a great place to bring out of town guests, and the great part about this place besides its food and drink is that you can take a leisurely stroll on the beach after breakfast or brunch and make the day extra special!

Total hole in the wall place, with amazing dishes. Was…read moreserved by Earl, nice gentleman from Bahamas. Food cooked by mama Lockhart, got to meet their smart daughter too. Lovely hardworking family. Not a lot of signage and the door opens to the kitchen which gets you into a speakeasy. Was greeted by the owners and the local patrons from the assisted living residents. This was a first for us. We got pecan short cake (delish, but sweet), chicken fried. Steak (very substantial, had home fries extra crisp very good) dirty dirty grits, (mixed grits with bacon ham and onions, covered with cheese). All were delicious, and generous portions. We all enjoyed the good food and company. Total worth checking out, support your local mom and pop businesses.

I've been wanting to check out Clary's for so long, and my moment finally arrived! I knew it was in…read morethe bottom of the Lake Worth Towers, a 55+ condo building. As would be expected with a condo, there is very little guest parking - maybe 9 spaces- and they were all full. Thus, I parked on the street behind the condo. There is lots of free street parking all over this area, which is mostly residential. There is some construction being done on the front and side of the building, so the entrance is a little hard to find. It is on the West side of the building, and it doesn't look like the entrance to a restaurant AT ALL! Just a side door propped open with a large, wooden, hand-painted sign next to it announcing the Cafe. I walked into the door and accidentally turned into the kitchen. The cook greeted me warmly and redirected me down the other hallway. I loved this place already! The Cafe looks like an old Southern diner, in a very not-decorated-by-a-designer way, which felt very homey to me. Two diners greeted us when we came in, we sat ourselves at a booth table, and eventually our wonderfully eclectic and kind storytelling waitress brought us menus. The menus are lovingly written in a colloquial, storytelling style that is fun and warm to read. Otherwise, the peeling laminate menus are wonderfully non designed also, and again, I love this! The board of daily specials was special with cornbread french toast amongst the items. I loved seeing more than one regular menu item I have never seen anywhere else (grits inside an egg wrap. My friend chose a breakfast quesadilla. I chose to make my own meal by ordering a slice of (heavily touted on the menu) banana bread, hashbrown casserole, and grits with cheese. I loved every bite! The hashbrown casserole was giant, and crisped all over the outside, so cutting it open was a treat- delicious. The banana bread was light, moist, and also delicious. The grits with cheese were nothing different or special, which was exactly as I expected. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to this quirky hidden cafe! Shoot! I am already craving hashbrown casserole and banana bread again...

I've never been to Portside except this one time and just for eggs and sausage. It's a cute little…read morecafé and as soon as you walk in, everyone is just completely friendly. Will be returning.

Good drinks, great service and great food…read more Special shoutout to their Chicken and Waffles. A WHOLE pound of juicy fried boneless chicken over a fluffy belgian waffle with Hot Honey. YUM!!!

Soft, fluffy, buttermilk pancakes are worth every calorie! Served hot with warm maple syrup and…read moresoft butter. The best stack of pancakes I've had in years! Service was very friendly and efficient. Just a very pleasant place to visit & we will be back!

Last minute breakfast decision. A cute looking restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating…read more Wasn't extremely busy on a Wednesday morning. I was seated immediately and greeted by a very friendly server. My pancakes were fluffy and delicious, my ham and cheese omelette didn't overwhelm me. I don't understand this sometimes unpleasant habit of people serving omelettes with the cheese on top instead of inside where it belongs. Cheese on top of an omelette is basically just scrambled eggs with cheese. I don't expect an omlette to be served like that and when it arrived it was an instant disappointment to me. The hashbrowns were like crispy mashed potatoes and completely inedible and also ice cold. At a price point oh $15 I expect a much better experience.