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817 W Chisholm St (989) 356-3566
{4 Spoons} The bread isn't the only thing home made at this place…it's decorated with one of a kind drawings of your favorite rock stars. We brought a party of 27 people to this dive and they didn't blink an eye. Home made bread, breakfast all day & espresso too!
324 5th St (906) 337-5552
{4.5 Spoons} A true captain goes down with his ship. We were devastated when we heard John's closed. A moment of silence please...
Frankfort Ave (231) 352-5273
{0.5 Spoons} For all of your psychedelic breakfast needs if you're not in a hurry. Some of the most entertaining service we've ever encountered.

 11015 W Front St (231) 326-5506
{4 Spoons} Good breakfast, great pinball (Rocky and Bowinkle)...they even have beer. Home of the veggie cherry patty.


 411 Main St, Frankfort (231) 352-4472
{3.5 Spoons} Once referred to as 'breakfast heaven', this place lives up to it's reputation.
216 West Main St (989) 732-5524
{3 Spoons} They've been serving breakfast since 1919 & they got it down over the years. If you're lucky, you'll get a table by the fireplace. There's a good deal of history on the walls. J-Mo's recommendation? ...The Hearty Lad breakfast with a Seabreeze on the side.


 234 Quincy St (906) 482-1230
{3.5 Spoons} You'll know where you are when you step into this place. There's plenty of hockey garb on the walls.
302 W Main St (231) 256-7720
{5 Spoons} They've got some of the best coffee in the area & you can't swing a bran muffin in this place without hitting a redhead. You can get anything here from sandwiches to tofu scrambles (We recommend the Bridge Bagel). Also, Plenty of home-made items like sun tea, baked goods and live music on Sundays.
423 W Washington St (906) 225-0522
{3.5 Spoons} Also know as the 'roach bite". It's not as scary as it looks...
517 N 3rd St (906) 226-7009
{4.5 Spoons} Some might think this place is a bit too bourgeois to be considered a real spoon. There's something to be said for fresh squeezed juice, an espresso bar and hamsteak & eggs.
1015 N 3rd St (906) 226-6881
{4.5 Spoons} You won't see it from 3rd street but it's worth finding. Everything is homemade and they even have sushi.
1500 N US Highway 31 (231) 938-2338
{1 Spoon} On the plus side, this place is open 24 hours a day.

E 8th St (231) 941-4124
{4 Spoons} Best spoon in the area. The clocks all run backwards. If you ask for coffee they'll give you the whole pot. They've also got interesting selections such as the "chili cheese" or the "sausage gravy" omelet. BUYER BEWARE: closed Sundays.
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24 Washington Ave (616) 844-5055
{3 Spoons} Try the farmers breakfast. It's like an omlette on the road.
2715 W Michigan Ave (616) 381-1312
{4 Spoons} Home baked bread and their very own 'breakfast stew'. It gets hoppin' on the weekends. Josh Jones (of Short's Brew fame) served his time here.
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 235 Ann St East Lansing (517) 332-5553
{3 Spoons} Home made bread and cool service. Ask for 2 eggs and get 3. Support this mom & pop before East Lansing makes them R-U-N-N O-F-T.
1625 Turner St (517) 485-3663
{3 Spoons} Our local spoon. They've got polish omelets as big as your head.
2211 S. Cedar St (517) 267-7606
{4 Spoons} Ann Arbor snobs will complain about The Lansing Fleetwood, but they'll complain about anything. Open 24 hours and staffed with some of the Ann Arbor regulars.
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 300 S Ashley St (734) 995-5502
{3.5 Spoons} Open 24 hours and always an adventure. Seth Bernard would recommend the Hippie Hash, and I would say to stay away from the ruebens...
5458 W Vernor Hwy (313) 554-3076
{3 Spoons} The best breakfast on the southwest side. Get a red star on your receipt and win a silver dollar.
27701 Orchard Lake Rd (248) 848-1348
{3.5 Spoons} They've got a jukebox AND a corned beef skillet on the menu. Dan Kahn's recommendation: The Veggie Omelet.
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