Halloween weekend is coming up, and we all know what that means folks. Students that have been holed up in the library's third floor during midterms re-enter civilization... in costumes. After Friday and Saturday's festivities, you will inevitably wake up realizing that you can't look at the Domino's pizza that you ordered the night before without some kind of bodily reflex and you don't have the energy to put together a coherent breakfast. But you want breakfast - a juicy and greasy breakfast with the fixings to make you forget about the tab you racked up at the bars which at the time, "seemed like a good idea."
Most of Main Street is still asleep Sunday mornings before 11 AM. There are two options nonetheless which serve as great alternatives - Friendly's and The Works. If you want to go for carb-loading with some gourmet bagels, sandwiches with fresh ingredients, and grab a coffee to go, try The Works on 42 Main. Depending on how early you go, you can avoid the rush consisting mostly of families around the noon hour. (Apparently kids love bagels, too.)
Or if you're craving that omelet with bacon with a tall glass of OJ, stop by Friendly's on 203 N. Main or at 147 Loudon Road in the Heights. The service is usually quick, and the portions are big enough to split a dish. Local favorites the Corner View in McKee Square, and The Windmill on Loudon Road are also sure to please with their homestyle cooking and inexpensive prices.
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