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Best burgers around! Hand made to order. Award winning Chicken Fried Steak. Pancakes the size of hubcaps.
Daybreak Cafe & Grill caters to hard-working, blue-collar folks who start their day early with a hearty, affordable meal. There's nothing fancy or pretentious here, but the menu is extensive, the prices very are inexpensive and the servings are huge. This is also a very popular place for lunch. The cheery exterior facade of this tiny cafe is canary yellow and bright blue. Inside, the biggest hit on the menu is the Four-pound potato, which comes stuffed with cheese, chicken fajita meat, sour cream and tomatoes. Breakfast is served all day, along with such Tex-Mex favorites as burritos, tacos and that Texas staple, chicken-fried steak.
This place began as a pancake house in 1962 and has been a local favorite ever since. The location is convenient to Trinity Park as well as other attractions in the Cultural District. The decor is a little worn, yet also homey and pleasant, with wooden paneling and paintings on the wall. At Ol' South Pancake House and Family Restaurant, the menu focuses primarily on different kinds of breakfast: eggs, waffles, omelets and several types of pancakes. There is a different lunch special every day, while the dinner menu features country standards such as meatloaf and chicken-fried steak.
Located within the Modern Art Museum, the cuisine at this cafe is about as 'modern' as it comes. Apple wine-braised brisket accompanied by potato pancakes and roasted garlic pudding, or fettucini with roasted shallots and wild mushrooms in a vidalia onion broth are just two of the possible entrees to select. Cafe Modern taps into Asian cuisine too with their tempura Portobello spring rolls, lightly fried and served with a side of soba noodles and vegetables. The jumbo lump crab cake is exquisite and topped with sun-dried tomato. An intriguing dessert is basil-scented crème brûlée served with pomegranate jelly.
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