Lynn's Paradise Cafe in the Highlands is my absolute favorite. Their quirky decor starts conversation but their food shuts you up! Lynn's serves breakfast all day long-- a must have in your repertoire of eateries.
What to eat: Kenny's Kentucky Scramble, Lynn's Bourbon French Toast
Toast on Market has moved...down the street on Market. Don't let the name fool you-- it's not as plain as it sounds. You'll love the delicious take on the classics and their very hospitable service. Go for the food, stay for the free wifi.
What to eat: anything but toast
Wild Eggs was the first place I ever ate in Louisville. I stopped here to have breakfast with a friend before my job interview and filled up on a hearty breakfast of eggs and hash browns. Voted the "best omelet in Louisville" by Louisville magazine in 2011, it's the best "foggy morning" place to eat because the classic grub is cheap and plentiful. With multiple locations in St Matthews, Westport, and Landis Lakes, you're bound to roll out of bed close to one.
What to eat: eggs of course, but don't forget The King Would Eat These PB&chocolate pancakes, and cream cheese stuffed french toast topped with summer berries,
Hillbilly Tea has less to offer coffee drinkers, but for the bean-challenged, it's a great little spot downtown. The menu is certainly off the beaten path but the Southern decor will make you feel right at home. The only thing it's missing is your mama.
What to eat: hillbilly nola
What to eat: ham and eggs, a side of tomatoes, and a glass of malted milk.
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