Eddie's Restaurant

When you come to Eddie's you feel like you are going to an long time local favorite. A lot of older folks were there, looking like theyve been coming every Saturday morning for years. The food was really good and the helpings were generous. I'm generally not a big fan of breakfast spots but this one was one I'd come back to. The chicken fried steak with eggs and hash browns was tasty and filling. Next time I need to try to steak and eggs. My wife got the traditional eggs Benedict and loved it. Shell for sure get it next time, they didn't skimp at all on the sauce.

The menu is gargantuan. I usually stick to what I think they do best, breakfast. You can’t go wrong with the omelets with a side of home fries. Same with any of the burrito meals. And another favorite is the skillets, if I’m really really hungry. A single pancake often overflows the plate, servers sometimes suggest you get two small ones instead. They have a Seniors and Small Appetites portions if you’d prefer. The biscuits and gravy are Southern style; I’d suggest sausage gravy on top.

I have been reviewing Eddy’s restaurant for a while and decided to go there after work to try something I have never seen on any menu. It’s called the sriracha Beni. Yes it’s a Benedict with tomato, avocado, thin sliced ham with sriracha on the hollandaise sauce and this Benedict was spicy and a good meal. The service was definitely 5 star as was the atmosphere. The big bonus was when the waitress brought me my bill she said it was taken care of by a client does this to guest. Thank you who likes to remaine secret. This is a very unique restaurant and I am glad that I finally tried this place.

I immediately got the warm fuzzies when I stepped into this place. You can tell its been there for years. First thing I saw was 8 old men sitting at a big table together enjoying their meals and eachothers company. You could tell they go there alot. A place people have been coming for yrs. Good memories and great food. Portions are massive. I reccomend going half size. Lol.

Before Christmas, my friend wanted to meet up for a quick bite so she suggested Eddie's. We both wanted breakfast for lunch so Eddie's sounded like a great place to eat at. I arrived first. There was a server behind the counter not really acknowledging me. There were also a couple other servers hanging out by the breakfast bar that were in their own little world. So, I just stood there for a while. Finally someone who was actually serving a table who wad walking by greeted me and got my sat. I got some coffee started while I was waiting for my friend. I told me server about my new kidney and that I couldn't use the creamers on the table that had been handled by previous guests. She was kind and got me a new bowl of creamers. I kicked it, enjoyed my hot coffee and waited till my fri