Browse menus, reviews and photos of Breakfast Restaurants near Desert Hot Springs.
Breakfast · $
66230 Pierson Boulevard, Desert Hot Springs
Customers’ favorites
“I love the cottage my go to breakfast spot awesome staff food is always awesome hands down much love and respect to the Cottage Too”
Breakfast · $
49780 29 Palms Highway, Morongo Valley · 7.5 miles
Customers’ favorites
“A staple and an icon of the Morongo Basin. Been coming here since I was a child and despite changing ownership, they have remained consistent over the decades. One of the last few places up here that hasn’t sold out to the tourists. Don’t come here expecting your fancy gentrifier lavender frilly coffee. Proper Diner with very reasonable prices. Love the new Hispanic influences on the food and the homemade salsa makes a wonderful addition to lots of the American classics !! I hope to keep coming here for more decades to come !!”
Coffee Shops · $$
1596 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs · 8.45 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Went for a birthday breakfast quick and attentive staff good food good cinnamon role all around good people”
Brunch · $$
622 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs · 9.27 miles
Customers’ favorites
“We went for a birthday work lunch and the service was excellent. Our server was absolutely delightful. There was an issue with my order and she was so nice and very accommodating. It was my first time there and i will definitely be going back!”
Breakfast · $$
155 South Palm Canyon Drive Ste B-21, Palm Springs · 10 miles
“My server, Elizabeth, was a queen and treated me like a princess. They recommended the lemon ricotta pancakes and they did not disappoint. So light and lemony. All in all, I really enjoyed my breakfast and would recommend it to anyone visiting PS. And we need more Elizabeths in this world ❤️”
Family · $
72246 Varner Road, Thousand Palms · 11.45 miles
Customers’ favorites
“When you walk in it seems like a fast food joint, but the food is more like a diner cafe and prepared fresh (though fast!) It was delicious. The French fries were hot right out of the fry basket. And perhaps the best part is the people. Everyone working there is super nice! Great service.”
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When America celebrates National Hot Breakfast Month in February, Philadelphia transforms into an epicenter of culinary pilgrimage. The city where American democracy was born has its own secret breakfast constitution—an unwritten document passed down through generations via recipes and kitchen habits. Philadelphia's the only city in America where people dress for breakfast as they would for an important meeting, and children learn to properly hold an omelet fork before they learn to tie their shoes. Discover the city's best breakfast spots for Hot Breakfast Month in this article.
In a city where it rains 152 days a year and coffee flows like lifeblood, hot breakfasts aren’t just meals—they’re a survival ritual. Portlanders are devoted to two religions: the quest for the perfect craft beer and the eternal battle between bacon-topped waffles and vegan scrambles. Portland is a place where farmers from the Willamette Valley deliver fresh eggs to restaurants before sunrise, where biscuit flour is milled in water-powered mills from the 1850s, and where coffee beans are roasted in repurposed military hangars. Here are 10 of the best places to enjoy a hot breakfast in Portland during National Hot Breakfast Month.
Denver has a long history of breakfasts adapted to local needs. In the 1800s, gold prospectors needed hearty morning meals, leading to large portions with eggs, meat, and potatoes. Later, the city developed a tradition of adding green chili to almost everything, including breakfast dishes. Denver also popularized the Denver omelet—a classic dish with ham, peppers, and onions now served nationwide. Today, the city is home to many spots offering hot breakfasts. Here are some of the best places to try them.
Atlanta is a city where breakfast has its own history. For example, it's the birthplace of the idea of serving chicken and waffles for breakfast. While now often associated with lunch or dinner, this dish was originally a morning staple for local factory workers. In this article, you’ll discover the best places in Atlanta for a hot breakfast and the must-try local dishes that define the city’s morning food culture.