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The Post Restaurant

4.2 (209 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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Daniel D.

Server had our coffee within minutes of being at our table. Home fries are excellent. So many times there are no spices on them, these were good. Small business with a great small town ambiance.

Between the toasted sourdough is a slice of their Quebec meat pie. It was *excellent*.
David C.

Breakfast after Sunday church, arrived about 9:30 AM and waited about 20 min for a table for two. Stared longingly at a couple of bakery displays while waiting and noticed they had maple whoopee pies at an excellent price (didn't buy one though). Friendly staff took our order and returned with the plates quickly despite the crowded dining room. Wife ordered the classic Quebec meat pie. See photo. Perhaps not-a-big-deal for most, but I *really* liked that they offered sour dough bread.

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14 years ago

This is one of the top breakfast places in the capital area! Homemade homefries, biscuits and gravy are all amazing. I will be back!

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13 years ago

Oooo yums. I love breakfast and theirs is really good. Good price. Great service!

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Great breakfast. A little out of the way but if you're in the area for breakfast, try it.

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Good standard breakfast. Nothing special to eat but nice staff. Gravy was more sausage than gravy.

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14 years ago

Good home cooked breakfast. Nice atmosphere. We had omelets and egg sandwich. Everything was good. I especially liked the home fries.

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Amazing breakfast, would highly recommend! Usually very busy so I would suggest arriving early to beat the crowd.

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11 years ago

Wonderful food, fast and friendly service, clean and bright restaurant, good location, ample parking. Would definitely return!

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10 years ago

This place was awesome! The corned beef hash was great. I also had a cinnamon roll that was warm and gooey! Will be going back for sure!

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8 years ago

Not good! We got bread instead of toast. Poached eggs all runny with water. Homefries soggy and no flavor.

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