Breakfast Restaurants near Chippewa Falls

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  • The Eggbreak Cafe 2621 South Prairie View Road, Chippewa Falls Breakfast · $

    1 The Eggbreak Cafe

    4.9 Superb 269 Reviews

    2621 South Prairie View Road, Chippewa Falls

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Spinach and Mushroom Omelet with Feta Cheese Instead of Cheddar
    • Full Biscuits and Gravy with Side of Scrambled Eggs and Bacon
    • Strawberry Stuffed French Toast
    • Blueberry Stuffed French Toast

    “WONDERFUL in every way! Such a gem. We were on our way out of town and needed a good base for the 8 hours home. We went here based on the reviews and menu. Nothing about this place disappointed. Angela was our server. Super friendly, efficient, and hospitable. She took the extra time to talk football and people, with my husband, even though the restaurant was packed. (We let the fact that she's a Cowboys fan slide. Ha!) Great coffee and freshly squeezed orange juice. Biscuits and gravy were so phenomenal, we ordered a second half order after our 6 year old devoured the 1st and his pancakes. Both were exceptional- fluffy and flavorful. I had the house skillet and a side of sausage patties, as is a go-to wherever I go. My husband had a traditional breakfast with scrambled eggs, sausage links, and (crispy) hashbrowns. Everything was perfectly prepared. I wish I had ordered the sausage links though! The casing on them was everything! OMG. Links are usually not my style, but they get these locally, and I understand why. I'm still kicking myself! The sourdough toast and homemade strawberry jelly were the perfect end to our BIG breakfast. Lastly, we appreciated the owner coming over and checking on us. Thank you for such an amazing meal. If we pass through again, there's no doubt we will stop. **For a review that I read about it being overpriced, I totally disagree. I'd have to say that the prices are no more than what we experience anywhere else- even in our small town, where we don't get all the extras, like homemade jelly, fresh meat, freshly squeezed orange juice, and a coffee carafe at our table. As you see, we ordered a lot of food. I don't tend to keep a mental tally when food is this good. Our meal was extremely reasonably priced. Thank you for the great experience and Go Chicago Bears!”

  • Sid Harvey's Family Diner 704 East Grand Avenue, Chippewa Falls American · $

    2 Sid Harvey's Family Diner

    4.6 Superb 122 Reviews

    704 East Grand Avenue, Chippewa Falls

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sid Deluxe Hamburger with Frries
    • Bacon Eggs Hash Browns and Toast
    • Pieces of Bacon or Sausage
    • Chicken Fried Steak

    “Awesome meals! Very affordable! Haven’t had a bad thing here ever! The staff are amazing as well!”

  • Fella's Loaded Goat Restaurant & Bar 1305 Menomonie Street, Eau Claire Breakfast · $

    3 Fella's Loaded Goat Restaurant & Bar

    4.5 Superb 103 Reviews

    1305 Menomonie Street, Eau Claire · 11.66 miles

    • Take-Out

    “The Breakfast items are PHENOMENAL! I highly recommend everyone to check them out. Huge portions. Delicious food. Awesome prices!”

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