Where are the great breakfast and brunch places?

 Shermport wrote in article
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 > In article , [email removed] (Dennis
 > Schwindt) writes:
 >
 > >Try the Maltby Cafe. Very crowded on weekends but very good food.
 > >
 > >Dennis
 >
 > I second the Maltby Cafe, great homemade food. They know their niche.
 >
 > They have cinnimon(sp?) rolls they size of dinner plates, homemade french
 > fries, and a very friendly staff.
 >
 > It can be loud during peak times. We only go during the week, around 9:30
 > or 10 for breakfeast, and around 2 for lunch. Things usually slow down a
 > bit by then. They also have definite cut off for serving breakfast. I
 > would call them to be sure, but it's somehere between 10 & 11. I think
 > it's either 10:20 or 11:20 and they close at three.
 >
 > When we go at these times, we almost never have to wait more than five
 > minutes if at all. I am sure weekends must be crazy though. It's worth it
 > if you aren't in a hurry.
 >
 > Try them, the're great.
 >
 > Jack
 >