22 Best Breakfast Restaurants near North Smithfield

“Amazing breakfast and lunch food! The cinnamon buns are to die for 😍“

“great burger, reasonable price and friendly service! will definitely be back💯“

“Food is great! love the cinnamon roll pancakes 🥞“

“Excellent food and service!!! The owner always greeting her customers and making sure her staff are always friendly and giving 100% service to their customers …“

“My favorite place to eat breakfast! The quality of food is great and the staff is personable and friendly! I highly recommend Depot Cafe“

“I been there couple times with my kids. ( Hungry man with french toast and extra bacon) so delicious, very Good food. Well prepared. Nice staff. Good coffee good prices! Love it. One of my favorite places to go out to enjoy a delicious family breakfast.“

“Amazing food, awesome staff. My go to for breakfast!“

“Danny’s is known in town for good prices and great breakfast. Even in a time like now where inflation is driving the cost of everything up the prices remain good and the portions consistent. This is the kind of place you might miss if you aren’t paying attention or aren’t around at the right time. On the outside it’s unassuming, modest, it could be any diner in America. But I assure you Danny’s is a hidden gem. The proof is in the pudding. Or the bacon and pancakes…“

“This was my first visit to Amand's Kitchen and I was not disappointed. The menu was traditional New England fare and the service was fast, professional, and friendly. There was no wait for our food and the serving size required a takehone bag. The food was delicious and hot. Price was about $20 each. A little high but, hey, inflation is real. Park is almost nonexistent so you will have to park on the road next to the cemetery and cross over to the diner. There was no waiting for a seat and there is no outdoor seating.“

“Great food and friendly faces! The place is charming. Looking forward to our next visit!“

“Ah, Knight Farm in Scituate, Rhode Island! Just saying the name conjures up warm, fuzzy feelings and the irresistible aroma of buttery, flaky biscuits smothered in rich, savory gravy. Let me tell you, this charming breakfast spot isn't just about the food (although, oh boy, the food!), it's an experience that nourishes your soul from the moment you step through the door.A Picture-Perfect Setting: Imagine stepping into a rustic farmhouse bathed in morning sunshine. The air hums with a gentle murmur of conversation and the clinking of silverware, creating a sense of cozy contentment. You can smell the fresh-baked food and sizzling bacon just in the air!Staff as Friendly as Family: The staff at Knight Farm are like your favorite friend – welcoming you with genuine smiles and attentive service. They offer friendly recommendations, and always have a kind word or a chuckle to share. It's the kind of place where you feel like you're part of the family, even if it's your first visit.And then there's the food. Oh, the glorious food! I'm here to tell you, Knight Farm's biscuits and gravy are legendary. The biscuits, light and fluffy as clouds, practically melt in your mouth. Each bite bursts with buttery goodness, flecked with hints of warmth from the oven. And the gravy? Let's just say it's a revelation. Rich, creamy, and studded with savory sausage, it's the kind of gravy that makes you want to lick the plate clean (and maybe sneak a dunk or two with your leftover toast).But Knight Farm's culinary magic extends far beyond. Their omelets are fluffy masterpieces, bursting with fresh ingredients and cooked to perfection. And the coffee? Strong, hot, bottomless and the perfect fuel to kickstart your day.A Breakfast You Won't Forget: Whether you're a local regular or a curious first-timer, Knight Farm is a breakfast destination you won't regret. It's the kind of place that leaves you feeling happy, full, and with a heart brimming with warm memories. So grab your appetite, head to Scituate, and prepare to be enchanted by the magic of Knight Farm Farmer's Omelet Breakfast Restaurant.

Parking: limited parking but easy to get in and out

Kid-friendliness: yes kid friendly

Wheelchair accessibility: easy ramps for access“

“The food here is always good. My boyfriend took me here this morning for my birthday. I typically get something on the specials board and he usually gets "mom's special". I love that they are always consistent, I have never been disappointed ? staff is always friendly and there's plenty of off street parking. We always say to each other "mom's is better than dad's". I would say they do need to update their menus since they are a bit worn and they've made price adjustments that I noticed are penned in. There is A LOT to choose from which is nice to have options but I do feel slightly overwhelmed cuz I never know what to choose ?

Dietary restrictions: Gluten free options“

“excellent breakfast in the morning“

“Waitress was very nice. FOOD Awesome! Price very good . Very clean looking inside.“

“On my way to try Bett's Donuts right now! I'll give the update in about an hour.“

“First time visiting, and what a success. Our waitress was super friendly and welcoming. We ordered the Hungry Man breakfast, and it was all that...2 eggs, homefries, bacon, sausage, and French toast for $8.99. Really no complaints, and surely worth a trip back.“

“Just a dad and his daughter hanging out all day and serving breakfast. Hanging out with Dad for a few minutes left me wanting to open my own place with my girls too. Very good food and very nice family. Give it a shot if you're in the area.“

“Amazing food excellent service would go there again“

“Grabbed some takeout breakfast for myself and a couple others. The parfait with cinnamon and fresh fruit was delicious, my office mates also enjoyed their combo meal and crepes. Only complaints would be the toast was not buttered, and I had asked for turkey bacon but received pork bacon *Shucks*.“

“GREAT Fish and Chips plate... not greasy.. .large portion of chips with coleslaw and tarter sauce“

“It was a quiet night, and few people were about in the city. A late night of bowling and a rumbling stomach were all my party and I could think about. Thankfully, an Oasis appeared from the murky night; a wonderful display of sweet, delicious breakfast foods at our disposal! We feasted upon modest portions (upon our request to the establishments keeper of the night) until we were full and happy. And just as quickly as we came, we went; and the Oasis left to another party in need of refreshment.“