9 Best Breakfast Restaurants near Granby

“Love this place. Open very early and the service is quick. I appreciate a small eat-in diner, you are served at your table and when you are ready to go you simply pay at the counter. This is great if you are working and are on a tight schedule, but also want the luxury of a big early morning breakfast. I am usually in and out before the "second wave" of breakfast diners usually roll in around 8:30-9 and then it becomes a bustling neighborhood spot. I do love coming here for a more leisurely experience on days off as well, great place to meet friends and neighbors for a coffee.“

“One of, if not the, best breakfast place around. Friendly staff, decent prices, great food. It's a bummer they aren't open longer, or I'd go there more often. As it stands, basically every Sunday we go for breakfast and have enjoyed it every time.Be warned tho... in the winter they crank the heat up so wear layers so you can take them off once you get inside! :)“

“Like going here for breakfast, love the French toast, they sprinkle a little bit of cinnamon and sugar on top soooooo good and add two eggs and ham. You and your belly will be happy when you leave. They have booths that you can sit at, and they have the little jukebox witch i love. and two u-shaped bar with comfortable “

“Evans has the best tasting breakfast fried potatoes because they're seasoned just right.I've been to many breakfast restaurants and NONE OF THEM HAVE POTATOES LIKE THIS. THEY ARE EXCEPTIONAL.AND SO IS THE SERVICE AND THE PEOPLE THAT WORK THERE INCLUDING KELLY, THE OWNER.“

“Been eating here for over 5 years & the food, service, & clean restaurant has always been on point until today. My food was sloppy, my oatmeal (which I drive all the way from Springfield for) was like soup, & the waitress was just like a robot. I will eat there again maybe I just caught a bad morning.“

“Stumbled upon this place while traveling for work. A small, old school homestyle cafe with friendly staff, and typical greasy spoon menu. **Cash only, but I believe they had an ATM inside if needed. Believe my meal was $10, can’t get much for less than that nowadays.“

“We tried another brunch place and it was crowded and didn't want to wait so drove to Chicopee and through Yelp found this gem! It was busy but got a booth and quick service of hot coffee first! Then our delicious meal came and we had to take some home with us there was ao much of it! Definitely recommend for service, atmosphere and variety of great meal choices!“

“Ate late breakfast there today, February 28. I am celiac so was grateful there are GF options on the menu. I was going to order the huevos rancheros but our server, Connor, checked with the kitchen and they could not guarantee that the corn tortillas were gluten free. I am very grateful to our server that he took the time to make sure I would not be exposed to gluten. I ordered the eggs in purgatory instead and it was delicious. My husband ordered the breakfast burrito and said it was great. Thank you to Connor for taking good care of me. Going out to eat with celiac disease can be anxiety inducing and Connor should be commended for his care.“

“I was visiting my daughter who lives in town. This was my first time in Massachusetts. I like looking for a local restaurant when visiting a new area where I am staying. Plus I believe in supporting local businesses. I saw that John's Corner was about a five-minute walk or less from my daughter's home, so I walked on over for breakfast. When I walked in, I found the business to be clean and inviting, having a local vibe atmosphere. The staff was extremely friendly and made sure I was aware of the specials that were not on the menu. I did not have any of the specials, but ordered their "Junk Omelet" off the menu. I found the omelet to be very delicious and fulfilling and the pricing to be fair. I enjoyed my first visit there, that I did go back one more time during my visit to town. When I find myself in the area again, I will definitely be going back to John's Corner, for a good meal.“