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 Not-too-expensive breakfast food |
1126 Forest Ave Monterey and Carmel, CA 93950 United States +1 831 375 8484 |
Start the morning right with a huge, heavy plate of eggs and bacon, biscuits and gravy, or Eggs Benedict. A number of variations on Eggs Benedict are also served. Prices are low to medium. At lunchtime, try one of the specials; the Sunday turkey spread is one of the best. The cafe is located in lovely Pacific Grove, within walking distance of several B&Bs and just a mile away from the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sweet Treat |
Ocean Avenue Between Lincoln Lane & Dolores Street Monterey and Carmel, CA 93921 United States +1 831 626 8885 |
Carmel Bakery has been around to satisfy a sweet tooth or to provide a light meal since 1906. It is right in the middle of the busy Ocean Avenue; the enticing display of pastry in the window calls everyone in for a treat. The cannoli is to die for. Scones, shortbread, danishes, biscotti and pretzels are also hugely popular. Not a desert lover? They also have soups and sandwiches. Carmel Bakery is sure to have something to put a smile on your face. -Hoiyin Ip Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Aroma and flavor |
Carmel Rancho Boulevard and Carmel Valley Road Monterey and Carmel, CA 93923 United States +1 831 620 0844 |
The aroma from the fresh-roasted coffee and baked goods will draw you into this shop. An honor system is used to pay for all self-serve coffee. Help yourself to the coffee of your choice and then place cash in the collection bucket. Coffee drinks, cookies, cakes, and pastries can be purchased here. The shop sells its special blend of fresh-roasted coffee; fresh ground or whole beans are also available from the friendly staff. Check Website for other locations. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Internet access and coffee |
246 Crossroads Boulevard Monterey and Carmel, CA 93923 United States +1 831 626 8784 |
This Internet cafe is conveniently located in the Crossroads Shopping Village. Here you can keep in touch with the office, family and friends. The coffeehouse features fresh roasted coffee, coffee drinks, tea and more. There is a selection of deli sandwiches, salads and breakfast pastries. The coffeehouse offers a selection of gifts and accessories such as embroidered denim shirts. Both the indoor and the patio seating make this a great place to relax or meet friends. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Best Breakfast Place! |
125 Ocean View Boulevard Monterey and Carmel, CA 93950 United States +1 831 372 1125 |
First Awakenings is aptly named, it's a real eye opener and not just with the great breakfast they serve but with the bright surroundings and the friendly staff serving you. The breakfast served here is rave-worthy delicious. Whether it's a waffle, blueberry pancakes, omelette's, burritos, crepes, hash browns or just a plain old fruit bowl, you can be assured not to be disappointed. If you're in the city, do not miss a chance to have a hearty breakfast here. First Awakenings is also dog friendly. Although be warned, this breakfast house is so famous you can almost always expect to find a crowd. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sourdough baguettes and garden seating |
3626 The Barnyard Monterey and Carmel, CA 93923 United States +1 831 625 2448 |
As its name states, everything at this restaurant is made from scratch. Breakfast is served all day. The menu features a large selection of omelets, made-to-order egg entrees, breakfast skillets, breakfast rolls (burrito), pancakes and waffles. For breakfast, try the scrambled eggs with a piperade of tomatoes, onions and basil. All breakfast entrees are served with baby red potatoes and a toasted sourdough baguette. The lunch menu features soups, salads and sandwiches. Beer and wine are available, as well as coffee drinks and smoothies. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Casual Italian place |
469 Alvarado St Monterey and Carmel, CA 93940 United States +1 831 644 9230 |
Everything here is made from scratch, including the homemade sausages and pastas. The atmosphere is laid back; the colorful decor, the plants and the ceiling fans adding to the casual scene. Portions here are huge, well worth the price, and everything is made to order, not pre-packaged. Start with an appetizer of artichoke hearts and continue with the Breaded Calamari Combo, just one of the many varieties of pastas available. Do not miss the hearty breakfasts, a great way to start the day. The service is great and the place attracts customers from all walks of life. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tradtional country kitchen |
Mission Street (between Fifth and Sixth avenues) Monterey and Carmel, CA 93921 United States +1 831 624 0199 |
Claiming to have the largest breakfast menu on the West Coast, this traditional country kitchen is popular with everyone in Carmel, and it has been around for almost 20 years. On the menu you will find several types of waffles and other gourmet breakfast edibles, served all day long. There are even 10 different Eggs Benedict dishes. Many repeat customers constantly flock to this legendary place, and the service is downright spectacular. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wine Country flavors |
Ocean Avenue Between Lincoln and Monte Verde Streets Monterey and Carmel, CA 93921 United States +1 831 624 5659 |
Tourists and locals alike flock to this contemporary restaurant for its French Provincial atmosphere, its spectacular entrees and its alluring aromas. The decor is what you'd expect from an elegant place, and the service is as attentive as it is friendly. Dinners like Pan-Roasted Quail with merlot and Escargot Ravioli are all affordably priced, and the wine list, abundant with Merlots, perfectly complements the chef's eclectic menu. Enjoy a quiet breakfast, a casual lunch or an elegant dinner. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wheat grass cocktails and hummus |
173 Crossroads Boulevard Monterey and Carmel, CA 93923 United States +1 831 626 6577 |
This is a great place to grab a quick bite and relax while shopping at the Village. Place your order at the counter after choosing items from a chalkboard menu on the wall. You can eat indoors or at a table on the patio. The menu includes items from burritos to baked potatoes and herbed sandwiches to wheat grass cocktails. In addition, you can order fresh juices, smoothies, steamed rice with bananas, and more. Try a bagel with hummus. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pricey nibbles and top-shelf drinks |
400 Cannery Row Monterey and Carmel, CA 93940 United States +1 831 646 1700 |
California-inspired snacks and salads are served at this nautically inspired eatery in the Monterey Plaza Hotel. Start with Dungeness Crab Cakes or Schooners' Wings. Light eaters can opt for a fruit boat or a seafood salad. Heartier dishes include a Dill-Broiled Seabass BLT or, for vegetarians, a Portabella Sandwich. In addition to a respectable wine list, the restaurant boasts a great selection of scotches and bourbons. Approximately a half-dozen beers are on tap. With its brass fixtures and sail ceiling, the decor is very conducive to long bouts of grog-drinking. Review © 2007, Wcities |