Kozy Korner Restaurant In Wilmington Has Tasty Food And Low Prices

Some of the best food in Delaware is found in unassuming little diners like the Kozy Korner Restaurant. The food is tasty, the service is great, and while the prices have certainly changed in the last 90 years, they’re still some of the lowest you’ll find. Check it out:

John Vouras opened Kozy Korner Restaurant in 1922, and it's been a community staple ever since.

Throughout the years, the restaurant has changed to fit the times. The original building on the corner of Delaware Avenue and Washington Street was torn down in 1984...

...but John's son Nicholas reopened the restaurant at 906 N. Union Street in 1992. The restaurant is still family-owned and operated.

The prices here have always been affordable. Take a look at this menu from the 1940s, when a ham omelet was just $2.40.

Of course, prices have gone up to match inflation over the years. Today's omelettes will set you back more like $7.50, but Kozy Korner is still just as affordable today as it was back then.

The restaurant serves breakfast and lunch. You'll find everything from buttermilk pancakes to spanakopita on the menu.

Kozy Korner is particularly popular for breakfast. The entrees are tasty and filling and the coffee is always fresh and hot. Whether you want a huge omelette...

...or a lighter breakfast, you'll find it here.

For lunch, tuck into a delightful hand-held like a hot dog or sandwich...

...or sink your teeth into one of the tasty burgers and pizzas on the menu.

On weekend mornings, the restaurant fills up, so make sure to arrive early to get a table. The wait is worth it!

Read more about the history of Kozy Korner Restaurant on its website, and follow its Facebook page to see the latest specials.

Looking for more delicious diners in Delaware? Check out these 9 awesome diners that will make you feel right at home.

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The Timeless Restaurant In Delaware Where Prices Have Barely Budged Since The 1920s

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