Topic: Best breakfast in Huntington, opinions please

[whf]

My wife and I are going to be doing something we haven't done in a long while, stay in the Huntington area the night before a game.  We'll (or at least, I'll) be breakfast hungry Saturday morning.  Where is the best breakfast in Huntington these days?

[The E-Man]

My wife and I are going to be doing something we haven't done in a long while, stay in the Huntington area the night before a game.  We'll (or at least, I'll) be breakfast hungry Saturday morning.  Where is the best breakfast in Huntington these days?

I would say Bob Evans. I'm not much of a big breakfast eater, just coffee and a banana is good for me.. Depending on where you and your wife are staying, I would say anywhere downtown should have some good restaurants to choose from..

[dwaynehinkle]

It?s not in Huntington proper, but make the drive to Oscars in Barboursville. It is far and away better for breakfast than anywhere in Huntington.


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[svherd]

Tudors. Basic, old fashioned. Nothing fancy. Cracker Barrel blueberry pancakes

[dwaynehinkle]

Please don?t eat at a franchised chain restaurant while you?re here. Support local.


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[jpdusa]

9th Street Diner. 534 9th Street

[Toro Toro Taxi]

Twisted Grille , Barboursville , across form Gucci Krogers . The place isnt much to look at , inside or out , but their food is excellent , and its local people .

[HerdsHerd]

Oscar?s
Christopher?s Eats
Black sheep

All are fantastic!

[wesnky]

Market , few doors down from HOF cafe

https://www.themarkethuntington.com/

[ThunderDent]

If you stay the night after the game, both Christopher?s Eats and Savannah?s has Sunday Brunch.
Both have a lump crab over potatoes/hollandaise.

Oscars for breakfast always a good choice.

Tudors, gag. Not a fan. My daughters love it though.

And you can?t ever go wrong with Panera Souffl?s. Not local, but if you?re in a pinch and they have them. They?re good.

[MUther]

Twisted Grille , Barboursville , across form Gucci Krogers . The place isn't much to look at , inside or out , but their food is excellent , and its local people .

My next door neighbors.  My wife is in there all the time.  So many people love their food.  They'll make anything you ask for, menu or not.

[HerdHopeful07]

Oscars over and over again

[herdfan429]

Tudors

[GreenWhite]

I like Tudors, but I have only eaten their biscuits with breakfast meat. I've tried to get into Oscar's for Sunday brunch and the wait is usually very long. Bob Evans is always a safe choice. But, I would not go to the one on 16th street. They do not have enough help and tend to put online and delivery orders ahead of those in the restaurant. The last time I ate there, it took them 30 minutes to get our food to the table. That was after waiting 20 minutes to be seated when there were only two parties ahead of the wife and myself. There is a good waiter there named Jeff, but he can only do so much. I've tried the Bob Evans on 3rd Avenue and had much better success.

[Herdmeister]

My wife and I are going to be doing something we haven't done in a long while, stay in the Huntington area the night before a game.  We'll (or at least, I'll) be breakfast hungry Saturday morning.  Where is the best breakfast in Huntington these days?

Bob Evans on 16th St. I go there every Sunday morning. I have tried every one in the Huntington-Barboursville area. Now if you want to drive to Milton then Shonet's tops them all for breakfast, lunch and dinner

I'm not a fan of anything at Oscar's. I've never had good service and the food is just ok. Some greasy looking guy who must be the manager is always there. Doesn't make the food look to appealing

[MUther]

I like Tudors, but I have only eaten their biscuits with breakfast meat. I've tried to get into Oscar's for Sunday brunch and the wait is usually very long. Bob Evans is always a safe choice. But, I would not go to the one on 16th street. They do not have enough help and tend to put online and delivery orders ahead of those in the restaurant. The last time I ate there, it took them 30 minutes to get our food to the table. That was after waiting 20 minutes to be seated when there were only two parties ahead of the wife and myself. There is a good waiter there named Jeff, but he can only do so much. I've tried the Bob Evans on 3rd Avenue and had much better success.

Same for the mall Bob Evans...service is awful.  They won't schedule more people because they get slow a lot, since COVID.  I'm like "it's Sunday morning, you aren't going to slow dow till at least 2pm and you know this."

[Herdmeister]

Same for the mall Bob Evans...service is awful.  They won't schedule more people because they get slow a lot, since COVID.  I'm like "it's Sunday morning, you aren't going to slow dow till at least 2pm and you know this."

The 16th St location actually borrows help for the 3rd Ave location

[coloradoherd]

I like all of the above mentioned places, but agree that for a special occasion, you should try a unique Huntington place and not something that you could have anywhere eise.

If you don?t want a heavy breakfast and you are a coffee shop guy and like pastries for breakfast, Nomada Bakery at Heritage Station and Grindstone on 8th St are very worth looking into. I know Grindstone also has some nice bagel sandwiches with eggs and stuff too, not just like coffee cakes and muffins.

If you want more upscale, I think Le Bistro does breakfast. Also, a lot of the nicer Huntington restaurants that aren?t normally open for breakfast have very good weekend brunch, I.e. Sip Downtown Brasserie and Black Sheep.

[goherd73]

 
If you want to eat local try Butter it Up in The Market downtown.

http://www.butteritup.com/menu.html

[Thundering In MD]

Oscars

[pdunn]

Too bad there isn't a Dwight's anymore....those were the days.

[Always THE HERD]

Can't remember the name for sure but back in the late 60's & early 70's wasn't there a place called the white pantry or something like that. They were open 24 hrs. per day. Seems like they had booths & a long counter. I only ate there once or twice but it was very good.

[wesnky]

Can't remember the name for sure but back in the late 60's & early 70's wasn't there a place called the white pantry or something like that. They were open 24 hrs. per day. Seems like they had booths & a long counter. I only ate there once or twice but it was very good.

You don't by chance mean Wards Do Nuts,  it was a staple in the college days after a long night out,

[2xBison]

Oscars.  can't believe there is even a discussion of Bob Evan's being in same ball park as Oscars.

[dwaynehinkle]

Oscars.  can't believe there is even a discussion of Bob Evan's being in same ball park as Oscars.

I think once you hit 70 years old there?s a neurological change that convinces you that somehow bland is better.


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