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  • Addi’s serves the biggest pancakes you’ve ever seen, as well as hearty breakfast dishes to get your day going. Diners can’t get enough of their cinnamon French toast and biscuits and gravy.
  • The merits of this midtown diner are no secret to the crowd of regulars who fill the booths for weekday breakfasts. It’s the weekend packs of bleary-eyed youth that have earned Brails its reputation as the best spot to cure a hangover. Meals include buttery hash browns, fluffy omelets, and service that’s lightning-quick and friendly.
  • The merits of this midtown diner are no secret to the crowd of regulars who fill the booths for weekday breakfasts. It’s the weekend packs of bleary-eyed youth that have earned Brails its reputation as the best spot to cure a hangover. Meals include buttery hash browns, fluffy omelets, and service that’s lightning-quick and friendly.
  • This popular local eatery with three locations is a perfect hangout spot for both meat lovers and vegetarians. All locations offer the same great menu featuring Cornucopia’s award-winning burgers and American fare, while each have their own unique atmospheres and happenings. Enjoy great drink specials and rotating local microbrews on tap. Cornucopia offers indoor and outdoor dining, curbside pickup and delivery.
  • Wanting to delight, confuse, impress, and culinarily hug you with their authentic Liège waffles, they make savory waffles as well as sweet and even in-between! Ingredients are sourced consciously.
  • The Pump Café serves breakfast all day and lunch in the afternoons. Comfort food at its finest: tuna melts, reubens, and chicken fried steak. You must try their famous raspberry cream cheese-stuffed French toast.
  • Combining auras of the past and present, the Washburne Café has done a fantastic job blending the historic and modern Springfield communities together. In the nostalgic yellow-brick building in Old Town Springfield, you will find a café centered around bringing specialty coffee and handmade goods to your table. The Washburne Café is very adamant about wanting to bring the community together and provide a space that feels like home to its customers and a mug of a hot Americano or a warm ham and swiss sandwich is sure to do the trick.