Best breakfast joints?

[rpollard]

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If you are up around Erin way try breakfast at 24, just north, east of town, at 24 and 136. good eats, sometimes classical guitar, and the Esso station it is attached to always has the cheapest gas around. The area is called Coulterville, although it's 2 houses and a gas station. If you want a burger try Saucy Soup on 24 at the north end of Erin, nothing fancy just a good home made style burger with good fries. P.S. if your in the area watch your speed, OPP love bikers and almost always show for court dates.

 

[BimmerMike]

Ok this is most likely for next year but found a great spot while staying in Huntsville for work. I think it's called the Coffee Cabin and it is located at hwy 60 and 11 in the Wal Mart plaza right beside a Kelseys.
Good selection and quality food reasonably priced, also has gourmet coffee if u r into that sort of thing. Place is licensed and had some interesting spiked smoothies and coffees..just wasn't able to try at 7 am.

 

[insert]

The Grille on the Queensway in Etobicoke just East of the 427. SO GOOD.

+1 to the grille. not just a breakfast joint, but a great 24 hour joint. i would recommend the souvlaki dinner, or anything off the sandwich page(the chicken caesar wrap and buffalo chicken sandwich deserve special mention), and you cant forget their gravy... you must try the gravy.

 

[SunnY S]

Next time you find yourself down Niagara way......... check these guys out. The place is always rammed at the dinner hour and weekends. But no troubles getting in for brekky.

Excellent food. My friends go nuts over the "Good Morning Burger"

http://memphisfirebbq.com/menus/MFBC-Breakfast-Menu.pdf

http://memphisfirebbq.com/

 

[dru9]

sneaky dees is a favourite

eggscape is another good one

+1 to Sneaky Dee's.
Also the Elvis restaurant on Queen west of Dovercourt was the **** 20 years ago. Haven't been in ages, so don't even know if the owners are the same.

 

[2stroker]

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[GentlemanRacer]

La Hacienda on a Sunday. Loud old punk in the morning, no service, hostile staff, one of the last vestiges of the queen st. of your youth. It's much better than it was 15 years ago, and they aren't even abusive anymore, but you look for it, can still sense that old time resentment. That I can get a coffee there in under 20 minutes means we're all losing our edge with age.

What on earth could make all that worth it? Three words: Croissant french toast.

 

[Jorgy]

"Jessie's" on the Northwest corner of Matheson and Kennedy in Mississauga. The Hot special is king!
"The Pancake Factory" in Norval great food huge portions the only drawback is the lineup can be long.

 

[rich6969]

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