breakfast restaurant
A table-service restaurant specializing in typical breakfast foods, possibly also serving later meals.
A breakfast restaurant is an eatery with table service, that specializes in various typical breakfast foods such as rolls, toast, fruit, cereals, eggs, breakfast meats, pancakes, waffles, milk, juice, and coffee.
Although catering primarily to morning diners, breakfast restaurants are often open much later than the typical breakfast time, and may include lunch and dinner items on the menu.
The menu specialization is breakfast food rather than opening only in the morning. Lunch or dinner items can accompany the main breakfast offering.
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