So what is your favorite breakfast place?

Sunrise on 23rd

Jimmy's Egg

Ozzie's at the airpark in Norman

Museum Cafe on Sundays--technically brunch but they have great food and cheap mimosas!

Tiffany's in Noble.....

Jim's Restaurant on NW 39th and Council is pretty good. Also a hidden gem in OKC is Annie's Runway Cafe at Wiley Post Airport. You can eat while watching planes take off and land, it's pretty neat!

cafe do brasil
classen grill
the old beverlys
ihop after 2 in the morning
sunrise cafe on 23rd.......the boat baby

the best is the old pearls....where you could wear jeans and be yourself.....another CHK victim

Cafe Antiqua - 18th and Classen...the #7 on the breakfast menu is the best breakfast dish in town!!

Around the Corner - Downtown Edmond, or Classen Grill.

Jim's Restaurant on NW 39th and Council is pretty good. Also a hidden gem in OKC is Annie's Runway Cafe at Wiley Post Airport. You can eat while watching planes take off and land, it's pretty neat!

Jim's was a regular breakfast haunt back when I lived in Stonebridge Cove out near Lake Overholser. Pretty decent breakfast place. I also used to patronize a place called Roz's Diner which was on Rockwell across from Wiliey Post. It was a real throwback of a place without being too over-the-top kitchy. Great omelettes, superior hash browns and piping hot Cain's coffee. Last time I was in town (2 years ago) I visited another couple of old standby's from my days on NW Expressway - Classen Grill and Beverly's. Both seemed to be pretty much the same as they were back in 1990 (although I guess that can't be said anymore for Beverly's).

Jimmy's Egg

Cattlemen's

"around the corner" in edmond hands down!!!

Where is that? I'll have to try it.

Where is that? I'll have to try it.

West side of Broadway in Downtown Edmond.

Right next to Java Dave's

Thank you!

Did you know a new Java Daves and Brooklyn's Pizza will be opening on May between 164th and 178th street in a few months?

I hate breakfast. It gives me gas.

I'm boring. Jimmy's Egg and IHOP are fine by me.

The Diner in Norman is pretty good too.



I hate breakfast. It gives me gas.

A lot of things do.

I'm a big fan of Sunday brunch, so I'd have to say La Baguette or Mimi's Cafe.

I've really been disappointed with La Baguette.

There Napoleons are really tough. You're not supposed to
need a saw to cut through them.

Classen Grill on the Circle - for the FRESH orange juice squeezed right on site, to the best french toast ever. Always love their specials.

501 Cafe in Edmond also has a great variety of breakfast/brunch foods.

I haven't been to La Baguette in a while, but their coffee and baguettes with the strawberry preserves are enough to keep me going back time and time again.

I think Cafe 501 closed

They closed for a short while for some renovation work. Unless they just closed in the past three weeks to a month, they're still going strong.

I think Cafe 501 closed

Wrong again...

i'll second the museum cafe... great sunday brunch.

also, there's ozzie's at max westheimer airport in norman.

-M

Wrong again...


Actually, I wasn't wrong. I was there. It was closed.

Actually, I wasn't wrong. I was there. It was closed.

There's quite a difference between closed and closed for business, as in gave up the ghost, quit business, closed down for good. Your earlier post insinuated that they had closed for business, which they have not.

Is it possible that you went on a Sunday afternoon/evening, when they are, in fact, closed?

Their regular operating hours are:

Mon - Thurs 10:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Fri - 10:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sat - 8 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sun - 9 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

You are welcome to call and verify that they are not, nor have been closed. In fact, my earlier post where I said they had closed during renovations, was also incorrect. They never closed during renovations, just moved things around a bit.

There's quite a difference between closed and closed for business, as in gave up the ghost, quit business, closed down for good. Your earlier post insinuated that they had closed for business, which they have not.

Is it possible that you went on a Sunday afternoon/evening, when they are, in fact, closed?

Their regular operating hours are:

Mon - Thurs 10:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Fri - 10:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sat - 8 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sun - 9 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

You are welcome to call and verify that they are not, nor have been closed. In fact, my earlier post where I said they had closed during renovations, was also incorrect. They never closed during renovations, just moved things around a bit.


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Wow. I guess someone got up and skipped breakfast this morning.

Really? Who?

classen grille....I'm hungry

I would have to say Jimmy's Egg.

I still remember many great ( 2 AM) :) breakfasts @ The Kettle breakfast buffet! Anyone else miss the stacks of bacon, & smoked, link, & patty sausage, fruit bar etc?

Not sure if anyone said it but the "original" Pearls has an awesome weekend brunch.

I like Jimmy's Egg
Shartel Cafe
Classen Grill
Joey's Cafe

Ozzie's in Norman
Around the Corner

For brunch, though, I would say Pearls...Hands down.

Jimmy's Egg is good, but not when you're in a hurry. Every time I've been there, the service was good, but VERY slow.

For a quicker breakfast, there's the Donut Palace on Britton Rd, east of Penn, where the Big D's Bar-B-Q used to be. In addition to the standard donut offerings, they have apple fritters and cinnamon rolls that are bigger than a dinner plate. At 95 cents, that's a steal. They also have croissants filled with bacon & cheese or sausage & cheese. I had one with bacon & cheese last week. Good stuff.

Nic's. 11th and Penn.

I need to update my previous status...

I had breakfast this morning at Mimi's Cafe with a lovely group of TV folk....

The food was great, service was a bit slow...but they were busy. I'll go back...