Al's is one of my favorite places to go for breakfast in Mpls. I normally do not stray from my usual order of a short stack of blueberries pancakes while stealing bites of my boyfriend’s Jose. While waiting in line someone... (0 replies, last updated by tipitina September 6, 2009)

From what I’ve read, Al's Breakfast in Minneapolis is quite the hotspot for breakfast. I want to go there sometime but I’m wondering if there are long waits all the time or just on weekends? I went last Saturday and... (7 replies, last updated by MSPD April 11, 2007)

in the area is a bit snarled. There are also a lot of motorcycle cops, so watch where you park. Nate n Al’s 414 Beverly Drive Beverly Hills Link:... (6 replies, last updated by George Matthews October 12, 2003)

in the U.S. (and nowhere close to a great breakfast spot). I know that many CH-er’s will disagree with me, but it is 100% run-of-the-mill. Nate and Al's is to me, the king of the westside delis, and is sort of as close to... (8 replies, last updated by Bob Brooks March 2, 2009)

I grew up eating at Al's Breakfast in Dinkytown on the campus of the U of M in Mpls, and I still drive 90 mins one-way to have breakfast there once in a while. To this day I have never found a restaurant that can whip up so many... (9 replies, last updated by cooknKate June 28, 2006)

'm not a fan of back ribs and that’s what they use for their ribs. Mrs. Sippi loves their pulled pork while I opt for the Brunswick Stew most times. Wild Rose Cafe on the square has great meat and 3 but it’s breakfast... (1 reply, last updated by Davwud January 28, 2009)

Jackson. Best known for breakfast...but has decent lunches and dinners. There are many more including David Gibson’s Barbecue on Bob Wallace and others. If you have time to visit Decatur..... you are very close to one of the... (5 replies, last updated by sdoby22 May 14, 2007)

I love diners and good 'merican food! I’ll definitely check out their lunch menu. Sounds good. Some of my favorite breakfast foods are: biscuits & gravy, hashbrowns (not homefries), chicken fried steak. Unfortunately, the... (26 replies, last updated by jonnygo May 17, 2003)

to be like...) Also in Cloverdale, check out “Filet & Vine” (www.filetandvine.com — most locals will know it as “Dirk's”). It’s an above-average meat & three...(but) the thing I miss the most... (38 replies, last updated by araess July 21, 2009)

We are spending the night in the Decatur AL area and wondered where we should go for a good “local” casual dinner. Would also like a suggestion of a breakfast place in the Decatur area for south on I-65. Thanks!! (1 reply, last updated by dabaxter January 31, 2009)

This morning, for breakfast, I stir-fied some of HEB’s prefab Al Pastor meat. The meat comes premarinated in a cry-o-vac pak, exhibiting an orange glow. It looked promising, ready to go. I also picked up some of the fresh... (4 replies, last updated by cibodivino September 18, 2008)

Any suggestions for places to eat in Gulf Shores? We will be there a week in March. We would like ideas for casual places for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Thanks!! (5 replies, last updated by DewayneRee August 10, 2009)

In Tuscaloosa, the Waysider on Greeensboro Avenue has great breakfast biscuits and creamy grits, served with a slab or three of streak-o-lean and — in summer — a slice or two of redripe homegrown tomato. Don’t... (3 replies, last updated by Tony Smelley September 27, 2001)

was there during lunch on Fri. and it was hard choosing between breakfast and lunch. Went with the sweet potato pancakes w/ turkey sausage for $6.25. Pancakes were lighter than some, good patties, nice service. Would like to try... (5 replies, last updated by galleygirl February 23, 2004)

- pretty good meat and three with a fair bit of Southern character. I haven’t been there in years but understand Waysider is still the place for breakfast. If you make it into Birmingham, Highlands is good and I’m sure... (5 replies, last updated by Brenda Cicero April 7, 2004)