13 Best Breakfast Restaurants near Coquitlam

“I love going to Jimmy's place with my Fiance. Definitely my go to place for breakfast/brunch when I'm in Coquitlam. I love talking Baseball � with the owner James Shin. Let's Go NC Dinos �“

“Excellent service. Delicious food and a great atmosphere. I especially liked the bar stools with individual tvs. Makes me want to sit there and order a milkshake! Will definitely go again!“

“Good food and service. Very friendly 😊“

“First time visit on May 13. Service was Great! Food was exceptional. Looked great ; Tasted Greater! Will be back.“

“Food was delicious. Came in got seated right away. Got my food in less than 15 minutes which is insanely fast. Definitely coming back here more often“

“Best omelette I’ve had, fluffy and delicious! Staff is super friendly and fun. Everyone at our table found their food delicious! And fast! Definitely will be coming back!“

“Very clean IHOP, but sad the Swedish Lingonberry crepes are gone. Food otherwise was standard for this type of establishment, though the hashbrowns weren't as good as they used to be (batch cooked without enough oil to get to the potatoes in the middle)“

“Our first time visiting today and highly recommend. Our server Francine was lovely and friendly. The food was great and out in really good time dispute there being a fair few tables in. Will definitely visit again. Thank you for the lovely experience 😊“

“I like the customer service, very friendly staff.“

“Awesome food! Was so delicious!“

“We enjoyed our meals and absolutely had the best service from Rachel. She was so amazing with our daughter to whom is special needs. Thank you young lady 🤗“

“Had a great breakfast at De Dutch this morning. Our server was Ema, who provided us with amazing service .I'm pretty picky about the way my eggs were cooked and the cooks did a great job.
Good food & service.....way to go.
We'll be back for sure“

“Great place. It reminds me of an old fashioned diner that doesn't change much. The staff are friendly and food is good.

Dietary restrictions: They might do substitutions for diabetics.

Parking: Skytrain and buses nearby.

Wheelchair accessibility: While you can get around as it's flat/one level. There doesn't look to be alot of room if you use a walker. In some spots they could move chairs for a wheelchair to sit. But I doubt you could get a wheelchair in a booth. I do think they have an accessible bathroom. But the hall to the bathroom is narrow. I can see it being a problem for wheelchairs and walkers. Without a walker or wheelchair people have to wait for others to pass before they can walk down the hall as it's so narrow.“