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    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Fat Nats Eggs - Hashbrowns

    Fat Nats Eggs

    4.3(689 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    We went Yelping for breakfast and were delighted to find Fat Nat's Eggs. It is easy to spot from…read morethe street and there is plenty of parking in the strip mall parking lot. The hostess found us a booth quickly and we were amazed at the wide variety of breakfasts. It had acoustic ceiling tile so even though there were lots of customers chatting away, it was easy to converse in the midst of the happy sound. There were so many themes in the decor: golf, USA, big butts, cooking, and more. It was a visual delight. The servings were tasty and large and who could resist Sammy's Triple Fruit Fritter French Toast? I recommend this diner.

    Fat Nat's Eggs is one of those places where the food is clearly the star of the show. The interior…read morehas a simple, old-school neighborhood diner feel...casual, comfortable, and refreshingly unfussy. You're not coming here for elaborate décor; you're coming here to eat, and they absolutely deliver. I ordered the ABQ Omelette ($16.95) and went all in with both carnitas and chorizo, along with tomatoes, onions, chiles, cilantro and pepper jack cheese, served over two crisp tortillas. I opted for the red Hatch chile sauce, and this was definitely not your ordinary breakfast omelette. The chile had a deep, rich flavor with a surprisingly good kick of spice that made the entire dish stand out. The combination of carnitas and chorizo made it incredibly hearty and packed with flavor. The hash browns deserve some attention too, beautifully crispy and golden on the outside while still tender underneath. Exactly how diner hash browns should be. Overall, Fat Nat's Eggs was a great find. Excellent food, generous portions, real flavor and more spice than I expected from a breakfast spot, in the best possible way. It may look modest when you walk through the door, but don't underestimate what's coming out of the kitchen. Great local breakfast spot. Don't miss out!

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    Fat Nats Eggs - ABQ Omelette, carnitas and chorizo with tomatoes, onions, chiles, cilantro and pepper jack cheese, served over two crisp tortillas.

    ABQ Omelette, carnitas and chorizo with tomatoes, onions, chiles, cilantro and pepper jack cheese, served over two crisp tortillas.

    Fat Nats Eggs - The entrance featured a red, white, and blue LED "OPEN" sign and the business hours.

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    The entrance featured a red, white, and blue LED "OPEN" sign and the business hours.

    Hope Breakfast Bar - St. Louis Park - Baby Cakes  Scrambled Eggs  Big Breakfast

    Hope Breakfast Bar - St. Louis Park

    3.7(297 reviews)
    6.1 mi
    $$

    I stopped in on my way back to my hotel from the gym for a coffee to go. I ordered at the coffee…read morebar, and the staff was friendly, helpful, and accommodating when I asked to have one of their signature lattes made as an Americano. I faced the impossible task of choosing a drink because everything on the menu looked and sounded delicious. In the end, I went with the salted caramel latte, modified as an Americano with a splash of half and half. It was excellent. Next time I'm in town, I hope I have time to stay for a meal because the food looked and smelled just as good as the coffee.

    We came here for breakfast before a road trip. I had heard great things about Hope but I was not…read moreimpressed. The atmosphere and design of the place was great. I enjoyed being in the building and it felt like a welcoming environment. We unfortunately were seated right next to the kitchen and had people always near our table. The service was okay, it was busy, but it was hard to get the refills and the check. The food was average. My girlfriend got a steak and egg breakfast bowl that I wish I had ordered. My sandwich was a little greasy and underwhelming with little flavor. It wasn't bad just not what I want from a place like this. The coffee was underwhelming. We both got separate drinks that tasted watered down. It didn't have a strong flavor or coffee taste. It was weird. Overall this is a cool place, but for the price and quality there are better options.

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    The Copper Hen - Cinnamon Roll March 2025

    The Copper Hen

    3.8(690 reviews)
    7.9 miWhittier
    $$

    The Copper Hen was such a great experience! The aesthetic of the restaurant is absolutely beautiful…read more-- cozy, charming, and perfect for brunch. The food was amazing, and everything we ordered was delicious. Our server made the experience even better. He kept us constantly laughing, was super attentive, and made sure the bottomless mimosas were always flowing. The service honestly stood out just as much as the food. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to!

    Definitely overhyped. I called my mom on the way home to talk over our experience and I'm not sure…read moreI'd go back. On paper: sounds great, supporting local, an area that needs thriving business because lots of things around it are...struggling or don't feel safe / look good. Beautiful restaurant if going based off of just aesthetics. They couldn't cram more tables in there if they tried so all those people must have different thoughts! I couldn't hear a friend talking 2 seats away from me. The irony of a 2 hour reservation for Sunday brunch and waiting an hour and a half for food. Maybe its because we had a group of 7 today but our waitress straight up refilled our water once and then avoided eye contact for the next hour 20. We had to ask other staffers after an hour where our food since members of our group had to leave shortly after scarfing their food down. Food: mixed reviews from my table but most agreed the bread pudding French toast was a dense blob. I ordered the farmers brunch and subbed a pancake for the French toast - the best decision I made. Bacon was worse than a drive thru: either burnt or straight up uncooked fat. Left it on my plate. The potatoes were the real star but not for a $20 meal. Anyways, go at your own risk! I don't eat out a lot for breakfast / brunch so this was supposed to be a treat for me but ended up being a waste of money.

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    Hope Breakfast Bar - Minneapolis North Loop - Pillow Pancakes - V

    Hope Breakfast Bar - Minneapolis North Loop

    4.1(74 reviews)
    6.5 miDowntown Minneapolis

    Hope Breakfast Bar is continually one of my favorite places to grab breakfast, and I've now been to…read morefive of their locations. This time our family tried the 5th Avenue Minneapolis location right across from Twins Stadium. Quick tip, park in the garage facing the restaurant on the left side. It's an easy elevator ride up and the signage makes it simple. Matt was our server and did an outstanding job. Great service always makes a difference. Beverage options were excellent too, stuff for everyone, mimosas, specialty coffee drinks, and really solid drip coffee. The menu has a great balance of savory and sweet, so naturally we tried both. We had the breakfast sandwich with sausage, a BLT on a croissant, biscuits and gravy, pancakes with fruit, and a croissant-waffle fusion with lemon and sweet cream. Honestly, everything was delicious. What I appreciate most is the atmosphere. These restaurants just feel comfortable, welcoming, and easy to enjoy with family or friends. I'm excited they're coming to Maple Grove, but I'll still keep visiting the St. Paul, St. Louis Park, and Minneapolis locations too because I want to see our cities and local businesses thrive.

    Average, indistinct factory breakfast spot in North Loop. Just not elevated or interesting in any…read moreway. Had the smoked salmon scramble which turned out to be a ln overcooked hot piece of salmon not smoked salmon sitting on top of salty eggs on top of toast. Please look up what smoked salmon is. Service was super fast and friendly. But weirdly they take 3% extra for credit card processing when basically everybody pays with a card (and they have a tap-to-pay machine). More cocktail options than menu options, soda in a can. Sheesh.

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    Hope Breakfast Bar - Minneapolis North Loop - Reuben Bowl meets Loaded Hashbrowns - it's the mashup you didn't know you needed. Reuben Bowl Loaded Hash Browns - GF

    Reuben Bowl meets Loaded Hashbrowns - it's the mashup you didn't know you needed. Reuben Bowl Loaded Hash Browns - GF

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    The Kenwood - Huevos rancheros

    The Kenwood

    4.4(411 reviews)
    7.0 mi
    $$

    Visited 4/11/26. Back at the Kenwood for brunch and it really never disappoints. My sister and I…read moremade a reservation in advance and were seated right away. I never find it too difficult parking in this neighborhood and managed to find street parking fairly easily. On this occasion, I got the huevos rancheros and my sister got à la carte options of an egg and fruit cup, fries, and a pancake to share. Cannot rave enough about the pancakes here and I'm not even a pancake person. Everything else was delicious and special shout out to the kenwood for the complimentary banana bread with the best butter ever. Definitely a worthwhile brunch

    Stopped in after a ride around the Chain of Lakes. Ate outside and it was lovely. When asked for…read morerecommendations, the waiter said that if you loved baloney sandwiches as a child, the TK Mortadella was an upscale version, basically what baloney wished it could be. I have NEVER been a fan of baloney, but something about the way he described it made me want to try it. To be safe, we also ordered a pulled pork sandwich to split both. One ordered fries and one a salad, again, to split. That TK Mortadella was sooo good! Amazing blend of flavors on delicious house-made focaccia. The pulled pork was also good, but when I go again, I'm getting the mortadella. Cute inside, very nice service. Per usual, I forgot to take pix when the food first came out, so don't judge them on presentation. :)

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    The Kenwood - Main Dining Room

    Main Dining Room

    The Kenwood - Carbonara & focaccia bread

    Carbonara & focaccia bread

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    Family Cafe & Diner - newamerican - Updated September 2026

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