Browse menus, reviews and photos of Breakfast Restaurants near Redwood City.
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270 Woodside Road, Redwood City
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“Great food and diverse menu selection. The Chilaquiles were delicious, very authentic Mexican taste and the French toast is to die for.”
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314 El Camino Real, Redwood City
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“We go here on weekends in good weather for breakfast. We walk our dogs here as we live fairly close and sit outside. The menu offers many choices and the food has always been quite good. On weekends you may be waiting a bit for a table so it's not a fast bite restaurant. It fits the bill well for us”
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3101 Middlefield Road, Redwood City
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“It was an early Saturday morning when I went to Eskina restaurant in Redwood City. I was seated right away and asked what I wanted to drink. I ordered tea and got it right away. The menu is very diverse and I couldn't make up my mind about which omelet I wanted. I decided on an old favorite...ham and cheese. I sipped my tea and placed my order with a very attentive waiter who knew the menu and told me what today's specials were. I didn't have to wait long before I was served a beautiful omelet that was worth waiting for. However, I didn't see as much cheese as I expected. That was a let down. Also I was asked multiple times if I wanted coffee which was very annoying. I do recommend Eskina for a delicious breakfast. Too bad I'm not a coffee drinker. They offer a beautiful cinnamon coffee. You will be pleasantly surprised if you decide to try this undiscovered local gem of a breakfast place. I enjoyed my breakfast which came with delicious potatoes and toast and all the fixins.”
Breakfast · $
491 Veterans Boulevard, Redwood City
Customers’ favorites
“Ordered the big steak omelette and pancakes. Good portion. Great service always by Jason and Neri. These guys are always prompt and have a can do attitude. The pancakes are great, but the quality needs to improve when we ask for added strawberries and bananas as toppings. Clean place.”
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