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Good Breakfast places in Suffolk?

StepherG Posted:

Good Breakfast places in Suffolk?

We are always going to breakfast and brunch on the weekends. We usually end up at a diner because of LACK of other choices. What would you suggest?

We've been to Maureen's kitchen (good food-wait is ridiculous) and also Country Kitchen.

Thoughts?
nov04LIbride Posted:

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Milk and Sugar Cafe in Bay Shore has a good brunch, as does 56th (?) Fighter Group in Farmingdale and the Snapper Inn in Oakdale...

wc0143 Posted:

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We go to Tim's in Northport Village a lot


We never do brunch but I always try to think of places to go and never really some up with any.

Elijah Churchills (on 25A in Ft Salonga) is now doing brunch so we might check it out (we used to work with the owner).
Shorty McBride Posted:

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I'd invite you to my Mom's house if she wasn't on vacation

but seriously, I've had brunch at the Dockside in Pt Jeff, it was excellent. For a normal breakfast, I usually hit up a diner.
allure Posted:

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Maureen's Kitchen is awesome
marymoon Posted:

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Blackwell's CC has a really yummy brunch!

emilain Posted:

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Munday's in Huntington is great!

or TK's Galley in Halesite near Coco's.
lilacwine Posted:

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Smitty's in Northport, just off 25A at one of those strange, diagonal intersections.

cjb88 Posted:

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There is a little place in Stony Brook Village... the name is escpaing me at the moment... shoot!

Butterflybride Posted:

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Posted by nov04LIbride

Milk and Sugar Cafe in Bay Shore has a good brunch, as does 56th (?) Fighter Group in Farmingdale and the Snapper Inn in Oakdale...



I second 56th fighter group...I think that's the right name. It's near the airport in Farmingdale.
Kosta's Kitty Posted:

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I second Maureen's Kitchen.

kelly4 Posted:

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I love maureens, but:

Toast in Port Jeff is great and
JT's corner cafe in Nesconset has great breakfast and lunch!

Yummmm!
Kelly9904 Posted:

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Posted by allure

Maureen's Kitchen is awesome



I third that!!!
Nora101004 Posted:

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Posted by lilacwine

Smitty's in Northport, just off 25A at one of those strange, diagonal intersections.



I think its Larkfied. By Dunken Donuts and the new huge Stop and Shop
cjb88 Posted:

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Toast in Pt Jeff is VERY yummy!! It is also a cool place to go at night... it turns into a fondue place!!

Brook House in Stony Brook is also yummy
emilain Posted:

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Posted by Nora101004


Posted by lilacwine

Smitty's in Northport, just off 25A at one of those strange, diagonal intersections.



I think its Larkfied. By Dunken Donuts and the new huge Stop and Shop



Just a heads up, I had hair in my food at Smitty's and another time my boss had a bug in her tuna sandwich!!! Yuck! We don't go there anymore!!
butterfly20 Posted:

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garden city hotel brunch, offered on sunday's, with tax and tip is like $150 for a couple, it has so much though, breeakfast food, dinner food , dessert food.. yummy

dengal Posted:

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Cooperidge Inn and Georgio's in Baiting Hollow have good brunches.

cocoa Posted:

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more thumbs up for mundays in hunt. village and tims in npt. another place opened up on New York Ave in huntington that i am dying to go to...it is next to european fries and it is a crepes place.

1017Bride Posted:

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I haven't been there personally for brunch, but a number of my coworkers have. It is Argyle Grill in Babylon. They raved about it! Anyone here gone?

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