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4 Great Monmouth County Breakfast Places

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Lauren Lamastra
Nov 28, 2016
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4 Great Monmouth County Breakfast Places
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1. The Committed Pig- Manasquan, NJ


I chose this restaurant as the first one, because in my opinion, it's the best. I have never loved breakfast as much as I do if it were not for this place. Their unique combination of ingredients makes for a great brunch. Between cookie dough pancakes, Nutella pancakes, cream cheese avocado pork roll egg and cheese, one-eyed Pete, to the simple eggs and home fries, you cannot go wrong. Fun fact: I didn't go for a year because they took Nutella French toast off the menu. It is THAT good.

2. Uncle Dood’s Donuts- Toms River, NJ



Before being rated Best Donut in New Jersey, Uncle Dood’s was a constant go to when I was in the mood for a good donut. Their ability to constantly serve fresh and warm donuts with a bit of a crunch, dipped in the glaze of your choosing, has become a huge success. Between the the Cina-doodle, topped with cream cheese icing and caramel drizzle; the Vermont swine, with maple icing and bacon pieces, and the Bed Rockin', with vanilla icing with Fruity Pebbles, and my personal favorite- a replication of the Samoa Girl Scout cookie.

3. Mariner's Cove- Manasquan, NJ


Now, before you make your decision not to wait the forty-minutes, keep in mind how good of a breakfast you will be waiting for. This small, rustic, friendly establishment has every thing on a menu you could ever ask for… literally. Their abundance of omelet options, sweet breakfast options, and sandwiches may seem overwhelming, but if you take a chance to look for something you would like, you will not be disappointed. Their portions are enough for two meals so you’re able to enjoy it twice!

4. Meemom's Kitchen- Wall, NJ


If you are looking for delectable, unique, and sweet- you’ve come to the right place. A restaurant famous for their French toast, it will not disappoint. Between the Cap’n Crunch, Campfire, and Crazy Monkey, you’ll love every bite of it. I have been there on numerous occasions and have never left there unhappy. I would highly recommend stopping in for breakfast if you are ever in the Wall area. Whether it’s for coffee, French toast, or some type of eggs, you will be more than satisfied.

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