17 Best Breakfast Restaurants near South Pasadena

“Met a friend for breakfast, I had a Western Omelette, cooked to perfection, eggs firm throughout but not chewy, peppers and sausage gently cooked, peppers having a little crunch left. Service was excellent. The only reason for the three star Atmosphere was that Keke's is in a strip mall, and although the restaurant is spotless, the view of the parking lot however leaves something to desire (although Keke's can't do anything about it).Vegetarian options: Numerous non meat items.Parking: Lots of spotsWheelchair accessibility: Accessible“

“La Croisette is the absolute best breakfast spot in St Pete Beach! We had breakfast there twice while on vacation. We tried the quiche and the croissant breakfast sandwich, both were outstanding! Lisa our server was a gem! Will definitely dine here again. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“Service and food was phenomenal! Our food came out fast and piping hot. Don’t skip out on the home fries. Was it pricey? Yes, BUT you get what you pay for here and the quality AND the quantity of it you receive was well worth the cost. Would eat here again in a heartbeat.“

“The first time we ate at The Frog Pond we knew we would be back as regulars. Their homemade strawberry jam is fantastic - definitely ask for a side of that with your toast! The breakfast sausage is amazing as is their Eggs in a Pan dish. It’s by far my favorite thing on the menu. The staff and manager, Josh, are also fantastic. Always great service and they were so wonderful with our 2 year old every time we came in.“

“Best breakfast place ever! The sweetest and best looking crew! Oh, and the food is outstanding along with the service!! They treat you like family! Make sure you tip them well because they really make sure you are taken care of! Everything is good!! Love them!! John S.“

“This eatery is one of the most pleasant diners you could ever visit. Great homemade soups, salads, sandwiches and more.Staff are pleasant and professional. Everything is done right. Quiet, pleasant, homey diner ambience, but not old and stuffy.Go see for yourself. 10 stars!“

“I have been to Stella’s many times and it’s always great service and nice atmosphere. The food can be hit or miss, I would stick to diner classics, the French toast and pancakes are pretty good.I wasn’t crazy about the Benedict. This time I ordered the key lime blt with mahi and with potato salad and it was alright. The sourdough bread was good but I got a really weird piece for one of the half’s. Potato salad was average. Come here for the good vibes and people and ask for a recommendation on what to order.“

“Adorable little place that we just happened to drive by. We are huge frog lovers, so we had to stop in for breakfast. Food was delicious, highly recommend their waffles, and the decorations were incredible. So. Many. Frogs!! They also have a well-priced little shop with t-shirts and hats, so I picked up a cute visor. Thank you Frog Pond for making our morning!“

“I came in for breakfast and ordered a VIB I had a strawberry crepe and it was absolutely delicious. I was served by Diana and she not only rocked the floor she made sure I was okay she made conversation with me which sometimes doesn’t happen so I appreciated her friendliness if you ever go to this village inn you have to ask for Diana (she elevates the entire experience thank you Diana!!)Dietary restrictions: I don’t eat pork and they had other options of meat which some breakfast restaurants don’t have.“

“If you're looking for a delicious and unique dish in St. Petersburg, FL, look no further than the Norwegian salmon and egg crepe at the Wooden Rooster. This exceptional dish combines the delicate flavors of smoked salmon and fluffy eggs inside a light and savory crepe. The salmon is perfectly cooked, with just the right amount of smokiness to complement the rich, buttery flavor of the eggs. The crepe itself is expertly crafted, with a tender texture and just enough thickness to hold the filling without overwhelming it. What sets this dish apart, however, is the creative twist on traditional Scandinavian flavors. The crepe is topped with a generous dollop of tangy crème fraîche and a sprinkle of fresh dill, which adds a bright, herbaceous note to the dish. The crepe is also served with a side of pickled cucumbers and red onions, which provide a refreshing contrast to the richness of the salmon and eggs. The Wooden Rooster is known for its commitment to locally-sourced, sustainable ingredients, and this dish is no exception. The salmon is sourced from a nearby fishery, and the crepe is made with organic, non-GMO flour. The result is a dish that not only tastes amazing but also supports local farmers and fishermen. Overall, if you're in the St. Petersburg area and looking for a standout dish, the Norwegian salmon and egg crepe at the Wooden Rooster is a must-try. With its expertly balanced flavors and commitment to sustainable, locally-sourced ingredients, it's a dish that truly stands out from the crowd.“

“I have always enjoyed the Waffle House home and on the highway when traveling. Their food is always delicious and great coffee and convenient service, and everyone is welcomed. Nothing pretentious and the best waffles next to Aunt Carol's chocolate waffles. Reminder: Tip generously the prices are very reasonable and you know the employees deserve it.Vegetarian options: If you don't eat meat, get a huge garden salad.... or a grilled cheese on Texas toast and hash browns if you're not a strict vegan.“

“Friendly atmosphere for all ages with fun names to grab your order. The Retro entree with the eggs, bacon, and hashbrowns was gluten friendly (no biscuit). The speciality dishes I saw afterwards also appeared to be gluten free or friendly (the keto or the hash bowls)Dietary restrictions: Gluten free Retro entree without biscuit and some select bowls. Vegetarian selections clearly marked.“

“Five stars across the board!!! If you’re looking for the Waffle House experience this one is a perfect example. I don’t know how they hire these people but they are all amazing at “Waffle House”. If you know, you know! If you don’t goTry it.“

“Absolutely the best breakfast in St. Petersburg, FL, hands down. Over easy eggs were over easy, hash browns were perfection, corned beef hash was homemade and delish, toast was toasted perfectly, the staff were very very nice and attentive, the food was plated nicely and the establishment was very clean and welcoming. There aren’t many places like this anymore, which saddens me. Keep in mind that I’m in no way sad since everything was perfect and me belly be full!“

“Delicious Breakfast Kimmie Ds is not iHop or Denny's. Nor does it try to be. Located off 49th Street in the industrial section of town. One would expect a greasy spoon dirty nasty place. Not so. I found it fresh clean and staffed by the owner who commented she had been here 30 plus years. It has, my only regret is I never gave it a chance. Nice little breakfast / lunch spot.“

“Expensive, but Worth It Buttermilk has a large space in a retail plaza. There are a lot of hard surfaces, so it can be pretty loud. Staff are universally pleasant, and it was especially nice to be checked on by the manager (owner?) Buttermilk wants to be super-modern with all the new tech. You can order from your phone, but they have traditional printed menus if you prefer. Your food is delivered by a robot trolly (singing the Jetsons theme song, no less). Fortunately, a server meets the robot at the table to transfer the food. And you can pay at the table by your phone or pay the server. Now to the food. While it is on the pricey side, they don’t skimp one bit on quality and quantity. I had the rather unpleasantly named Cinnamon Swirl Pack. The eggs were fine and the ham slice was delicious, perfectly seared. The star was the Cinnamon Swirl French Toast. Not overly thick so that it could be cooked all the way through. Too thick slices of bread get overcooked on the outside before the inside can get cooked and you end up with soggy bread—yuck. My wife had a standard scrambled eggs with very good bacon and excellent rye toast. The items above and a couple of coffees cost $47 after tax & tip. Pricey for breakfast for just two of us. But, again, the quality and quantity were there. I had plenty of leftover ham for dinner that evening.“

“My guy and I walked here from our hotel, which was super close by. We walked in and were immediately welcomed and we decided to sit at the bar! Our server, Selena was super nice and very efficient. Everybody we talked to that worked there was helpful and chatty (in a great way!). He ordered the avocado toast and I got the salmon eggs Benedict. The home fries were legit & my egg was perfectly poached!I also ordered a mimosa and he added a likeness to Baileys Irish cream to his coffee. Food is was very fresh & delish! Very reasonably priced and we had leftovers for later! Definitely a place to go to in Redington. *only reason for 4 stars for atmosphere, it was a little warm, but the place is super quaint and very welcoming,“