Browse menus, reviews and photos of Breakfast Restaurants near Brooklyn Center.
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5601 Xerxes Avenue North, Brooklyn Center
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“Very good service the are very nice people and kindly”
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413 14th Avenue Southeast, Minneapolis · 8.1 miles
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“No place like it. Have been going since I was 12. Best blueberry pancakes in the world”
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1300 Lagoon Avenue Suite 100, Minneapolis · 8.93 miles
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“Great food and great service! Highly recommend!”
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6322 Vinewood Lane North, Maple Grove · 5.68 miles
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“My husband and I love coming here for our business meetings, usually on Mondays. We always try to sit in Lilly’s section when she’s working — she’s hands down one of the best! Her attention to detail, quick service, and fun personality make every visit awesome. She’s funny, relatable, and just real. You can tell she genuinely enjoys what she does — and it shows. We always look forward to seeing her! 🌟”
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201 North 5th Avenue, Minneapolis · 6.81 miles
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“EXCELLENT, The Sandwich was on POINT”
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2700 39th Avenue Northeast, Minneapolis · 6.02 miles
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“Loved this place. Great food and service”
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3530 Winnetka Avenue North, Minneapolis · 4.43 miles
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“Holy Moly! I have found my people. I had to take a big nap after getting my cornbread hash omelet. The home fries are simultanesouly light and hearty; a tasty contradiction. Definitely not for the picky and healthy eater. But for nostalgic, comfort foods you'd get with your family, this is the place to go. I attached a photo of a pancake that was hung up because it intrigued me. Next time, I will order pancakes. I forgot a photo of my food, because I ate it too fast.”
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11350 Aquila Drive North Ste 100, Champlin · 6.29 miles
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“The food and service were both excellent! Warm, friendly atmosphere. We will be coming often!”
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3311 East 25th Street, Minneapolis · 9.8 miles
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“Extremely long wait time inline to order on Sunday at 12:30 pm. Oftentimes no one was at the register. Only a couple of the staff seemed to move with any urgency! One young lady with curly hair and shaved hair above the ears seemed to be juggling most of the work! Food was very good and surprisingly warm!”
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8587 Edinburgh Centre Drive, Brooklyn Park · 2.77 miles
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“Food was good but the staff must not understand English or something. Ordered food and when it was brought out the staff did not clearly explain which order was what. When we asked they looked at us like we were stupid. We tried to tell them something was wrong and they told us they were just going to charge us extra to make up for their error. Found that very suspect. Also the turkey sausage is not turkey sausage it is actually cut up pieces of a real turkey 🤣”
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Diner · $$
1333 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis · 7.79 miles
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“Me and some friends went and had a great time; Good value for food. I ended up getting a Buffalo chicken sandwich with some fries and that was great. Highly recommend for Conventions too.”
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945 Broadway Street Northeast Ste 260, Minneapolis · 6.78 miles
“I’ve seen this place all over Instagram, so I finally decided to check it out and see if it lived up to the hype. I found free street parking & I ordered on the kiosk it was quick and efficient. And the staff cooking in the back were friendly. My sandwich was made fresh to order, came out hot, and took less than 10 minutes to prepare. I tried the Cry’N Eggy, personally, it wasn’t quite as spicy as I was hoping for, and I could have done without the arugula. That being said, it was still a really good breakfast sandwich. It was wet without being too messy, I really enjoyed the garlic aioli, pepper jack cheese, toasted bun, and fluffy egg. Overall, I can see why people talk about this place so much. I’d definitely come back to try another sandwich and would recommend giving it a try if you’ve been curious about the hype.”
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2207 Lowry Avenue North, Minneapolis · 4.49 miles
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“10/10 ⭐️ Coffee and food is fabulous. The cafe has beautiful art inside of it, and the customer service was phenomenal!”
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12 Bridge Square, Anoka · 8.82 miles
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“Thank you Tess! excellent value! A yellow rose of friendship miraculously cooked into my small blueberry pancake!♥️🤩🙏”
Coffee Shops · $
428 South 2nd Street, Minneapolis · 7.46 miles
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“The absolute best staff! The waffles were amazing and definitely a go to breakfast treat to order!”
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350 North 5th Street, Minneapolis · 7 miles
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“Great people, great food, great morals. Thank you!”
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2732 Douglas Drive North, Minneapolis · 4.88 miles
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“Whenever I'm in there, they have good food, and mostly attentive staff.”
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3450 Lyndale Avenue South, Minneapolis · 9.66 miles
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“Brother’s Cafe has breakfast all day! Best breakfast burrito I have had in years. Daughter said the French Toast was terrific. Husband thought the burger was great. Super nice people running it- stayed open for us when we showed up right after closing time. And they are going to start serving beer next week! Great addition to the neighborhood!”
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10950 Club W Pkwy NE, Blaine · 8.04 miles
“This was my wife and I’s first visit to the Blaine location. Overall, experience here was good. Cozy vibe, busy on a Sunday as you’d expect, drinks were good. Service was very good, our server was very attentive. However, my country fried steak and eggs plate left something to be desired. Portion was good, but the hash browns and eggs were incredibly dry. Seemed like they used little to no oil or butter to fry them up. The country gravy helped a little but still couldn’t finish them. The steak was tue best part, which is what you’d expect. My wife got the sunrise chili crunch bowl was much better; big portion, good flavor. We’d still come back to give another try but the St Louis Park location is better.”
Southern · $$
319 North 1st Avenue, Minneapolis · 7.19 miles
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“Definitely a must when visiting the Twin Cities”
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11909 Main Street, Maple Grove · 4.96 miles
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“Brand new breakfast Inn Maple Grove! Famous pancakes & Pies!”
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55 Coon Rapids Boulevard Northwest, Coon Rapids · 5.13 miles
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“The food is always consistently good! We come every other sunday and our waitress remembers what we like to get :) Very friendly staff that appear to get along well. Kudos to Mandy for always smiling, checking on us, and making us feel welcomed and remembered! :)”
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