Back here in Delaware again…read more Fresh fried egg & double sausage patties are standard.. Quick & easy homemade breakfast sandwiches..

Great sandwiches, friendly people, and the place always looks so clean! They have a nice roomy…read moredining room area also. Whether you call in an order or order at the counter it's only minutes and your food is ready! I love all the pictures on the walls too.

We were visiting from out of town and tried this spot for breakfast. It's apparently a favorite…read morespot for many local people. The staff were very friendly with the regulars and each other. It's an old school diner and the building looks dated. Good spot for an affordable breakfast and coffee.

By far one of the best places for affordability.Breakfast special is $9.95 for 2 pancakes or…read morefrench toast, 2 sausagea, 2 bacon, & 2 eggs anyway! Servers are attentive & courteous. Very good Delmonico Steak anytime & cooked as requested! Casual dining setting.

Breakfast and coffee was delicious and service was excellent…read more Great quick stop on my drive home - Easy off the main roadway too.

Smiley's is definitely my hangout! I take all of my friends and family there because it has such an…read moreextensive menu, the portions are large, and the atmosphere is homey. The food is so fresh and I love the coffee. Tom is my "go-too" server, always so friendly and attentive. Kaley, Margaret, and Juan are great too. Great family atmosphere I'm there at least 3x a week.

Good morning everyone,…read more Let me start by saying I've lived in this area since 2015, and I'm honestly upset I didn't discover this place sooner. I'm not that old, but the nostalgia this restaurant brings back reminds me of waking up with my family and my father taking us out for a great breakfast. The staff here are simply amazing. It's easy to see why people keep coming back. The restaurant has been in operation since 1975, and that alone tells you they're doing something right. Back to the staff--these ladies and gentlemen treat you like you've been a regular since day one. Today, I'm seated in a small booth by the entrance, and as someone who enjoys people-watching, I've been paying attention to how they interact with customers. They truly have a gift for conversation. The small, personal exchanges they have with each guest show a real attention to detail. For some customers, they know personal details--asking about family members and sharing genuine concern. For others just passing through, they take the time to learn where they're from, how long they're staying, and wish them well on their visit. They work seamlessly as a team. Everyone steps in to support one another, and no one misses a beat. It's a well-oiled machine, and their experience clearly shows. I'm not sure how long some of them have been here, but larger companies could definitely learn a thing or two from this level of teamwork and service. They are attentive, friendly, and professional. Lastly, the food--absolutely outstanding. Everything tastes fresh, and I've tried several different meals without a single disappointment. And the coffee? Excellent. That's my opinion, and I'm sticking to it. If you're looking for a welcoming, people-friendly atmosphere with great food and even better coffee, I highly recommend stopping by and experiencing it for yourself.

I take my breakfast seriously - its my favorite meal of the day. I visited this place on a trip to…read moredelaware and was impressed enough to return a second time. Great breakfast, piping hot, and fast friendly service. Yep - it is what they say it is.

This was our second time to visit First Watch. The first time a few weeks ago our meals were very…read moregood. The space was new & shiny & the staff were very accommodating explaining the way they serve your meals, ie 1/2 sandwich & bowl of soup or salad. Many choices & food was delivered hot.... This time I tried something different, Mexican nachos, chicken, avocado & an egg. Also very good but the nachos were gummy & really ruined my meal. Everything was coated in red sauce which was tasty but plated sloppy like they just slapped it together. Our server was very concerned because he recognized it as he was placing my dish in front of me. We had waited a while because they were busy (a good thing) & we're ready to leave.but I had ordered the cheese & broccoli soup so I didn't go hungry....it might be a while before we go back!

In a town where the "best" breakfast place for years was the truck stop, and that lacks a really…read moreGOOD diner/breakfast place, this was a total surprise win. First Watch is a breakfast/brunch/lunch place that closes by 2:30pm and serves breakfast, lunch and surprisingly, drinks (well, not so surprising, brunch means Bloody Marys or mimosas, doesn't it?) The decor is California modern with a kind of garage-cool-bistro vibe. The tables are comfortable, the chairs slide easily and it's not too noisy inside. Outside dining as well. Friendly servers and plenty of them available to tend to the tables. The lunch tends to be quite busy. The menu? Well, there were too many things I liked to make an easy choice. Sandwiches, four of them come so you can order a half and a soup or half salad. The sandwiches are large. There is a veggie and a turkey burger as well. Soups included tomato basil and broccoli cheddar, but the broccoli soup ran out so chowder was on offer instead. Some food is vegan and some is gluten free but they don't offer non-shared surfaces or fryers so if you can't have cross contamination, you're out of luck. Of course "traditional" breakfast is available, avocado toast, eggs benedict, eggs-and-meat, pancakes, waffles, strawberry French toast, and I can't believe it, biscuits and gravy, either as a breakfast with eggs and potatoes or as a side. More on this later. There are also tacos (barbacoa) omelets, frittatas, chimichurri steak and eggs, and French toast. Also wraps and bowls. The emphasis is on (more or less) healthy or at least trendy, so the sausage was turkey sausage in the biscuit and gravy. We ordered one roast beef and horseradish sauce sammie with a side of salad or soup, the soup was chowder (it was...ok. A Bostonian would have something to say, but it was fine if you ignore the alien red bell pepper that a New Englander would raise an eyebrow at.) The sandwich had sauteed onion, havarti cheese and argula and was absolutely delish. My dining partner devoured this (I did get a bite to verify its excellence.) The soup was a good sized cup. I had the biscuit and gravy side. Plenty of fresh black pepper and the turkey sausage was well-seasoned. The biscuit was buttery. It could have been served hotter (it was lukewarm) but this is a perpetual problem I have with US restaurants serving less than piping hot food that will cool off too much as you eat. It was just on the point of being "not ok" so I ate it all. I think they poured the gravy out and it sat, waiting on the sandwich, which is why it cooled down. However, it was really good. I haven't had good biscuits and gravy since I moved back from the Midwest and this hit the spot. The menu prices are reasonable, especially considering what you get; well prepared and interesting food that isn't run-of-the-mill breakfast or brunch. I'm looking forward to another visit and trying out more of the menu if I can resist the biscuit and gravy.

Inconspicuous diner right off Newport gap pike. I saw good reviews and a single dollar sign so I…read moredecided to come here with my lady friend and company. The place was clean and popping on a Sunday morning. A Xmas tree decorated with local hero's for the fourth, a chalk board with the specials of the week, and a comforting regular hum of discussion. Food was delicious. I like my scrapple a little thinner and a little crispier. Thick cut bacon. Eggs runny. Potatoes straight. Top tier pancakes reminiscent of childhood. Can't really complain about anything and the value was pretty darn good at $55 for 5 people. Cash only. Come prepared (although they do have an atm on site)

I came here for breakfast when I was on my way to the train station - yes it's a bit out of the…read moreway, but it was worth it! Big heads up: this is a cash only spot, so make sure you have cash. I got the Western egg sandwich and homefries with a cup of tea, which came to a grand total of $12. You can't beat that. The service was friendly and prompt. I'd swing through again!

No frills no thrills just good food made well. Amish cooking is difficult to compete with. The…read moresausages and bfast sandwiches here are 10/10. Fresh rolls and service is always quick. Lots of fried food options as well.

We ordered lunch at Bylers when I saw this place and wanted to try it as well. I got the hot…read moresausage sandwich with onions and peppers and marinara sauce combo with deep fried vegetables. The sausage was nice and spicy. Daughter liked the deep fried vegetables and thought that they were nice and crispy. Service was pretty quick and we were happy with our meals. Will return when in the neighborhood to try other items on the menu.

If you want a juicy, fresh burger, this is a great place. Friday night they have a special, burger…read moreserved with fries instead of their standard potato chips (normally, fries are extra.) The burger is cooked to order and the meat is fresh from the Dutch Market's butcher shop. Onion rings are perfect, batter fried and very juicy, taste like Vidalia onions. Some days when the Dutch market is open, they have breakfast all day and quite an extensive breakfast menu. But since I am a fan of a GOOD burger, I always order a hamburger. The restaurant has undergone many changes since the Dutch market opened almost 20 years ago. Now it's a sit-down place near the center back of the market. A chalkboard indicates specials and there is a glass display of desserts in case your gigantic half pound burger wasn't enough for you. Our zippy waitress took good care of us. We'll be back.

A hidden gem here in Middletown. While there is so much here at the Dutch Farmers Market, I…read morehappened to stop in to have breakfast in their restaurant. Service was great and the order of short-stack pancakes was perfectly cooked. Unlike a good number of restaurants in our area that seem to serve overly spongy or dry pancakes, these were cooked to perfection. Although they give you the option of paying extra for VT maple syrup, the syrup served hit the spot. Will be coming back to try lunch and dinner. P.S. very hard to walk out of the Market without buying other freshly made treats/food.