4 Best Breakfast Restaurants near Terrebonne

“Great food, big menu with lots of options, great service and a fun Country Western / Smith Rock theme. Came on a busy Easter Sunday around 11:00. The place was packed and loud in a good way. Everyone was happy and enjoying their food. We were estimated at a 35-40 minute wait but couldn't have been more than 15-20 before we were seated. Ordered a Bloody Mary for the wait. It was ok, came in a tall highball glass. Nothing remarkable or special about it. We ordered a Classic Eggs Benedict, Biscuit Benny, Carnitas Benedict and a chocolate chip pancakes. All said the Classic Benedict and Biscuits Benny were the stars. The Carnitas Benedict while good missed the mark. It was more of a sweet pulled pork and the chipotle hollandaise was not as spicy as I was hoping for. Nothing particularly wrong with it. Overall we had a great meal and will go back to sample more from the menu.“

“Take my dad there sometimes and we love it. I think everyone who knows about this small place loves it as well because it can get packed. Be ready to wait 10-15 min if it is packed and make sure you get on the list inside. Amazing food. Great service. Fresh Orange juice! “

“The Pancake House has been a favorite for years.I ordered bacon and eggs with a side of ham. Their sides are a meal itself! No Pancakes for me, which usually come with the meal.My sister had the Apple Dutch Baby. It was WONDERFUL.The food came out hot.The new waitress, Addie, was great, attentive, and has a sense of humor.The bill came to $42 with the senior discount.There's a reason this place is always busy, because the customers actually matter and the food is outstanding.“

“My husband and I came here on a recommendation from my in-laws who have lived here for most of their lives. We are both Celiac and usually breakfast is the best thing to be able to eat out. This is an old house converted to a restaurant and the decor looks exactly what you’re expecting. Cute country decor style throughout. You have the option to eat upstairs but everything is packed in tight because it is an old house, so we chose to stay downstairs.I had the steak and eggs and my husband had their large special meat scramble which was like an eggs Benedict. We were able to substitute our bread for gluten free bread. Bread was really delicious but you only get one small slice already slathered with butter and a side of jam. We weren’t given an option. There is no kids menu so we were offered food off the “light side menu” for our two kids. Pancakes had a good buttery crisp edge and was a decent portion size and the bacon was a standard thin slice bacon you can buy at any grocery store. My steak was cooked medium rare, how I asked. Nothing extra special as far as breakfast goes. Our hash browns were the best thing on our plate.What we didn’t like was how unfriendly everyone working there was and how loud it got. There’s no sound absorption in the room so the people talking around us echoed ridiculously loud. We had to raise our voices to talk and I heard everyone’s conversations. It was almost uncomfortable to be in there. I asked for condiments and they never came so I had to go finally ask for them at the kitchen counter/register area. When I got up there I wasn’t acknowledged although you could see openly into the kitchen and both cooks just stared at me. There were only two waitresses whom seemed to be serving the entire restaurant. I found it odd neither of them seemed interested in being friendly or welcoming. We waited for the check but it never came so we all went to the register instead. The waitress had no idea where our actual check went. So they gave me what seemed like a random total and the bill was close to 60$ for 3 meals. We didn’t argue over it because we just wanted to leave.In the end, despite the issues we did like the food. Not sure it was special enough to go back to ever again.Dietary restrictions: Bonus points for having gluten free food.ToastWaffleSconesCinnamon Roll muffin/scone“