Breakfast Restaurants in Avalon

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  • The Pancake Cottage 615 Crescent Avenue, Avalon Family · $$

    1 The Pancake Cottage

    3.8 Good 325 Reviews

    615 Crescent Avenue, Avalon

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • French Toast with Eggs over Medium
    • Build Your Own Omelette
    • Cinnamon Roll Pancakes
    • Everday Pancake Combo

    “One of my favorite breakfast/lunch places on Catalina and great staff. I highly recommend this place when visiting Catalina.”

  • Original Jack's Country Kitchen 118 Catalina Avenue, Avalon Breakfast · $

    2 Original Jack's Country Kitchen

    3.8 Good 387 Reviews

    118 Catalina Avenue, Avalon

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Eggs and Hash Browns with Ham
    • Dungeness Crab Egg Benedict
    • Catalina Veggie Omelette
    • Hawaiian Breakfast Plate

    “The monte cristo sandwich was really good, very tasty and a decent size. You need to put your name on the list and wait to be called and it can be a long wait. It is a busy place. They should have a text message service to message you when your table is available.”

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