Browse menus, reviews and photos of Breakfast Restaurants near Christiansburg.
Breakfast · $
2730 Market Street Northeast, Christiansburg
Customers’ favorites
“First time there. Didn’t pay attention to the sign for their hours and we got there right before closing and they still seated us and were super nice. The food was excellent and service was great. The roast beef with havarti sandwich was delicious.”
Breakfast · $
90 Oak Tree Boulevard Northwest, Christiansburg
Customers’ favorites
“I am a regular hete for a reason. The service is great, the food is great, the people are great. I have a very specific order that is my normal abd I don't even have time tell tge servers or cooks.”
Breakfast · $
65 Peppers Ferry Road Northwest, Christiansburg
Customers’ favorites
“Tomato Soup and Sourdough Grilled Cheese Hit my...I did not realize IHOP even offered soup. As the leaves and weather change I wanted something to knock this evening chill off and warm my bones. I sure got it and more. The tomato basil soup was so comforting and tasty it reminded me of my childhood with a gooey sourdough grilled cheese that made me feel back home after school in my kitchen with mom. Waitress was very attentive and very friendly. Decorations were cute. Homey feel. Will def be back.”
Breakfast · $
610 North Main Street, Blacksburg · 7.21 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Don't listen to a single review that isn't above 4 stars. Look, you're going to waffle house so you should expect waffle house things. Don't expect fast service when all the drunk college kids are ahead of you in line. The service is weirdly better at 4am as opposed to like 10am. Bottom line is, this place holds it down. I've been to a lot of waffle house locations, and this one never burns my hashbrowns, never overcooks my eggs, and is really good about refills. As far as a waffle house goes, it deserves 5 stars.”
Waffle House is finally delivering. The iconic 24/7 diner chain has partnered with DoorDash to bring its comfort food to customers' doorsteps across all 2,000-plus locations for the first time in its 70-year history. Customers can now order through Waffle House's website or mobile app, with DoorDash drivers handling fulfillment.
When America celebrates National Hot Breakfast Month in February, Philadelphia transforms into an epicenter of culinary pilgrimage. The city where American democracy was born has its own secret breakfast constitution—an unwritten document passed down through generations via recipes and kitchen habits. Philadelphia's the only city in America where people dress for breakfast as they would for an important meeting, and children learn to properly hold an omelet fork before they learn to tie their shoes. Discover the city's best breakfast spots for Hot Breakfast Month in this article.
In a city where it rains 152 days a year and coffee flows like lifeblood, hot breakfasts aren’t just meals—they’re a survival ritual. Portlanders are devoted to two religions: the quest for the perfect craft beer and the eternal battle between bacon-topped waffles and vegan scrambles. Portland is a place where farmers from the Willamette Valley deliver fresh eggs to restaurants before sunrise, where biscuit flour is milled in water-powered mills from the 1850s, and where coffee beans are roasted in repurposed military hangars. Here are 10 of the best places to enjoy a hot breakfast in Portland during National Hot Breakfast Month.
Denver has a long history of breakfasts adapted to local needs. In the 1800s, gold prospectors needed hearty morning meals, leading to large portions with eggs, meat, and potatoes. Later, the city developed a tradition of adding green chili to almost everything, including breakfast dishes. Denver also popularized the Denver omelet—a classic dish with ham, peppers, and onions now served nationwide. Today, the city is home to many spots offering hot breakfasts. Here are some of the best places to try them.
Atlanta is a city where breakfast has its own history. For example, it's the birthplace of the idea of serving chicken and waffles for breakfast. While now often associated with lunch or dinner, this dish was originally a morning staple for local factory workers. In this article, you’ll discover the best places in Atlanta for a hot breakfast and the must-try local dishes that define the city’s morning food culture.