Running186 wrote:
Village Coffe shop in Boulder. French toast there is the best.
I second that, but Im more of a fan of the #5 or the Breakfast Burrito. But the french toast is nice on the side after a sunday long run. The village is definetly the best place to eat after a long run, or a long night of drinking for that matter. The hash browns are... well they are so good I cant even describe them.
Also, the best omelette Ive ever had was the Monterey omelette at the W Cafe in Gunnison.
The Summit Diner, the best greasy spoon breakfast place in Jersey. In an old stainless stell structure in the center of Summit, not far from Watchung and South Mountain Reservations where miles and miles of trails can be found. They have really good french toast and pancakes...
canadia wrote:
Dairy Bar (I think) in Madison. The Badgers know what I'm talkin' about...
That's Mickey's Dairy Bar. Pancakes bigger than the plate! And scramblers if you don't want to eat lunch (because you'll still be full from breakfast)
Louis Diner in Rochester, Michigan. Cheap prices, great food, very fast service and a several hot chicks serving the food. Biggest Omelettes you could imagine. Sausage gravy and biscuits was great as well.
Big'ol Onion
I just love a nice (3-6) bowls of cereal.
Belgian Waffles aren't bad either, but my school's dining hall still has the best I've ever had. Too bad the rest of the food sucks.
i cant believe no one has said campus cafe in alamosa, co. one thing for sure is that no other diner's employees can beat the runners that have work there. (Including deena drossin). The food is great and it is cheap. A must if you find your self in alamosa. make sure you get a cinnamon bun.
it did recently change ownership so we will see if it remains as good.
maura's kitchen in ronkonkoma, NY or the Boston University Warren Towers dinning hall brunch on sundays... best breakfasts ever.
also, any IHOP on the planet
x wrote:
I think the Bombers name has something to do with planes/bombers being made in the area during WWII? Just off the top of my head.
Best breakfast, try the Bi Bim Bop (spelling) at Steve's Lunch in Ann Arbor.
x, you're right on the target about the Bomber's moniker. Steve's and Angelo's (previously mentioned) in AA are 'very nice'. There's also an Angelo's in Flint that serves up a quick, inexpensive good morning repast.
Blueberry festival 5k(Alma , Ga. ) V.F.W. building . Big fresh blueberry pancakes with fresh blueberry syrup or maple syrup , homemade breakfat saussage links , o.j., milk , and bottomless coffee.
My Grandmother's House in Bakersville, NC
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Log Cabin Restaurant, Atlanta
Flying Biscuit, Atlanta
The Mayflower, Athens, GA
Silver Skillet, Atlanta
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Any Waffle House.
Paradise Cafe in Lawrence KS. Go there and get their Huevos Rancheros and some coffee. Second to none.
ATL's Finest, Try The Cafe on Main, on main street Tucker GA. A little pricy for breakfast, but worth it. Very good.
The Gray Gull Inn in Wells, Maine
elegant eggs and shit in a B&B overlooking the f***ing ocean. open to everybody, not just B&B guests