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3700 E. Broadway, Long Beach
562-433-9305

Hours: Mon.-Fri., 7 a.m.-3 p.m.; Sat.-Sun., 7 a.m.-4 p.m.


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The best hangover cure in Long Beach!

Popular food: Breakfast served all day: Maui Omelette or the Frankie's Special for a cholesterol fix -- be sure to order house salsa for the eggs; blueberry french toast; Slider (cheeseburger) or Gardenburger.

Unique Food: Chunky Clunk Omelette with chicken, avocado, cheese and tomato; turkey tacos with beans or potatoes.

Drinks: Coffee, tea, fresh-squeezed juice, sodas.

Seating: Three dining rooms and a small counter.

Ambience: Weekday mornings and early afternoons find plenty of starving artists and blue-collar diners wolfing down stacks of pancakes and bacon, as well as the occasional yuppie munching down on the Chinese chicken salad from the healthy side of the menu.

Extras/Notes: The best thing about this Belmont Heights landmark is the atmosphere, especially at 3 a.m. on a Saturday night! When the clubs close, from Broadway to Second Street, the lonely and the desperate, as well as clumps of tipsy bar hoppers, straggle in for coffee and eggs. T-shirts for sale and lots of history. Bring a photo of yourself holding an "Eat at Potholder" sign shot anywhere in the world and if they frame it on the wall, they'll give you a free breakfast.

Parking: Street.

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Cross street: Euclid Avenue

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Cuisine American
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