[Graspher]

Originally Posted by raynan

Too Jay's in Sumter Landing

The last time I was there - granted it was over a year ago - they didn’t serve pancakes. In my world pancakes are a breakfast option staple.

[Graspher]

Originally Posted by Mushkie

I have been way tooooo many times to Reveille and each time the food and the service blows my socks off.

The fresh squeezed orange juice is soooooo tasty you will think it’s fake- but you can see the big squeezer they use and it’s fun to watch the machine work!!

The cinnamon swirl cakes (pancakes) are ORGASMIC!! They taste like they took the best cinnamon but with lots of gooey icing and smashed it down and topped in with more gooey icing - but light and fluffy!!!

The MYSTIC stuffed French toast is INDESCRIBABLY delicious as well.

Oh and the cheesy grits!!! YUMMY FOR MY TUMMY!!!

Actually, everything I have tried as been great and the prices are actually pretty cheap considering how good the food is. Cheap and excellent food and service is hard to find in The Villages or anywhere these days.

Reveille is open 7AM-2PM- so they serve breakfast and lunch. There can be a long line but it moves fast usually not more than 5 or 10 minutes, and totally worth the wait.

WORTH THE DRIVE FROM ANYWHERE YOU ARE!!! Plus sooo many cool, beautiful and fun things down here, below 44.

Dag…..I’m sold on trying that location!

[jjombrello]

Daryl's has always been good. Several locations. Also have had very good breakfast meals at Perkins. Palmer Country Club has a very good brunch (excellent omelet) and free Bloody Mary with coupon. They will depart from the menu and make you a good egg, cheese, ham, pepper omelet.

[Djean1981]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

Is that $3.55 for the water?

Yes, $3.55 for a cup of hot water..

[gatherer47]

Cottage Inn---Breakfast Station

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Djean1981

Yes, $3.55 for a cup of hot water..

How many tea bags do they throw in?

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by Skip

Hands down!
FIRST WATCH (2 locations nearby)

Skip

I've eaten at First Watch a few times. The last time was at their Rte 466 location and it was very disappointing.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Graspher

The last time I was there - granted it was over a year ago - they didn’t serve pancakes. In my world pancakes are a breakfast option staple.

Had them in Brownwood this morning.

[Michael 61]

Best eggs are easily my own kitchen - no restaurant can match, nor do I expect them to. Going out for breakfast is either about convenience or to socialize with friends. With that said, Flying Biscuit and Reveille a both “serviceable” with OK egg dishes. Service good at each.

[Stu from NYC]

We did go to reveille for the first time last weekend and did enjoy the food and service was excellent

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Skip

Hands down!
FIRST WATCH (2 locations nearby)

Skip

Agree! Try the Frittata Rustica. It is amazing! The menu is not your typical breakfast fare. It is a bit more expensive but worth it.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by gatorbill1

Billys on 441 Summerfield

Billy's is good too but doesn't have that really nice ambience that First Watch has. I'm referring to the First Watch on 466A.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by REDCART

Surprised no one mentioned Darrel’s Diners. There are several in TV. They do home fries on the griddle. Also Lil Bits Cafe on CR 101, I believe does as well.

Darrel's whips their eggs in a blender for their omelettes. So delicious and different!

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

Denny's is super popular with many TOTV members!

Denny's does "caramelized" onions like no other. You can always depend on Denny's to get those onions right. Also.....their green peppers are cooked SOFT for their omelettes. No one around does those onions and peppers like Denny's.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by taruffi57

Yes, but very inconsistent. We finally gave up as they like to douse everything in oil. Very good coffee, but if you order onions in potatoes, they will be burnt black. Rae Rae's

You didn't quote the poster so I have no idea which restaurant you are referring to. Thanks.