6 Best Breakfast Restaurants in Erie

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  • The Original Breakfast Place 2340 East 38th Street, Erie Breakfast · $

    1 The Original Breakfast Place

    4.5 Superb 286 Reviews

    2340 East 38th Street, Erie

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Spinach Omelette with Bacon Provolone Cheese Rye Toast Hash Browns Coffee
    • Scrambled Eggs Home Fries and Toast
    • Scrambled Eggs Hash Browns and Toast
    • Scrambled Eggs Bacon and Toast

    “Delicious food, proper coffee, friendly staff. A gem of a restaurant nestled in Erie's East Side.”

  • Avanti's 1662 West 8th Street, Erie Italian · $

    2 Avanti's

    4.4 Superb 397 Reviews

    1662 West 8th Street, Erie

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sausage Biscuits and Gravy w Hash Browns
    • French Toast & Pancakes
    • Cheeseburger Omelet
    • Italian Breakfast

    “Super good homemade food, pleasant atmosphere outstanding customer service. If you've never had breakfast there go now!”

  • The Breakfast Place 4108 Peach Street, Erie Breakfast · $

    3 The Breakfast Place

    4.3 Superb 338 Reviews

    4108 Peach Street, Erie

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sausage Gravy and Biscuits with Home Fries and Scrambled Eggs
    • SOS with a Joey and a Big Breakfast
    • Country Fried Steak Breakfast
    • Frittata with a Short Stack

    “Five star rating on everything important to me: 1) Great food, 2) Great service, 3) Great down home atmosphere, 4) Great prices. Yesterday morning was my first time there. 11:30 am was a good time - not crowded. I will definitely recommend this restaurant and be back occasionally, maybe with friends.”

  • IHOP 4050 Depot Road, Erie Breakfast · $

    5 IHOP

    3.8 Good 72 Reviews

    4050 Depot Road, Erie

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • New York Cheesecake Pancakes

    “This placa was a bit chaotic. Took a bit to get seated. Not many customers but 90% were truckers. No problem. It's a truck stop anyways. Looked like only 1 waitress who was in charge of being a hostess, waitress, phone person, kitchen boss... she was everywhere. Food took a bit to get. It was great. My pancakes were a little colder than I would have liked. Toast was sitting out for a bit. Still tasted good! My mountain dew was the freshest I have had at a fast food like place. Hopefully they were just down a person this day. I was there for lunch”

  • IHOP 8040 Peach Street, Erie Breakfast · $

    6 IHOP

    4.0 Good 436 Reviews

    8040 Peach Street, Erie

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Breakfast Crepes Dine in: Yes Outdoor seating: No Takeout: Yes Delivery: Yes Curbside pickup: Yes
    • Pancake Combo with Mexican Tres Leches Pancakes
    • Create Your Own French Toast Combo
    • Split Decision Breakfast Combo

    “Jamarion was the perfect server, we came in as a little group and he served us perfectly! Amazing I would always ask for him if you come in. Our food was delicious, he was attentive, 10000/10!! He was also so funny 😛”

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