People Drive From All Over Rhode Island To Eat At This Tiny But Legendary Family Restaurant

Every Rhode Island restaurant has its legion of loyal guests. It's probably fair to say that the longer a restaurant has been around the bigger following it will have. This adorable restaurant in Rhode Island might not boast a ton of square footage, but that doesn't matter. What DOES matter is that it has consistently been making delicious food and providing impeccable service for decades, earning it legendary status.

Eggs Up Restaurant in Cumberland has been delighting locals - and those passing through - with their hearty breakfast and lunch dishes since 1986.

The cozy corner restaurant scores glowing marks from guests, who describe the food as "phenomenal" and "amazing." Let your taste buds decide for themselves, though. (It's more fun that way.)

The family-friendly restaurant offers ample parking, including handicap spots, and just enough seating inside that you'll feel nice and cozy.

Start your day off with one of the best breakfasts in town, served in generous portions. You'll find all of the favorites on the menu - from omelets and breakfast sandwiches to...

French toast and pancakes. If sweet is your favorite way to kick off the day, try one of the specialities - cinnamon roll pancakes, the banana split waffle, or Reese's peanut butter pancakes.

Or you can sample a little bit of everything by ordering a bunch of sides to create your perfect breakfast. Sides include New York strip steak, oatmeal, and home fries.

On a chilly Rhode Island day, scoop into a delicious bowl of homemade chicken escarole soup - the perfect prelude to a midday meal.

Treat yourself to a classic lunch - burger, hot dog, or wrap - paired with a helping of golden fries or sweet potato fries.

The kiddos have their own menu of such kid-approved classics as PB&J, chicken fingers, and silver dollar pancakes.

View days, hours, and a menu on the Eggs Up Restaurant website. Or, stop by its Facebook page.

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