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I had the absolute pleasure of indulging in a culinary escapade at the Brunswick Diner, nestled at 101 Pleasant St in Brunswick, ME📍 on this sun-kissed Monday. 🌞 This enchanting establishment effortlessly emanates classic vintage diner vibes, delivering a robust menu of classic comfort food that not only captivated my taste buds but also came with a heartwarming backstory—the delightful owner, Cassidy, a sweetheart with an immense passion for the diner, which was previously her mother's. 💖 From the moment I stepped in, the aura of nostalgia and genuine love for the culinary craft set the tone for a remarkable dining experience, earning this spot a well-deserved 10/10. 🌟 Our gastronomic journey commenced with the Bowdoin bowl, a fully loaded breakfast masterpiece featuring crispy tater tots, brussels sprouts, cheddar, crumbled bacon, cherry tomatoes, and two impeccably poached farm eggs—all harmoniously smothered in hollandaise and adorned with scallions. 🍳🥓 The unexpected hero of this dish? The brussels sprouts, their unique inclusion weaving seamlessly into the symphony of flavors. The chicken and waffles presented a delightful symphony of tastes, with a fluffy Belgian waffle cradling a hand-breaded crispy chicken breast tender, crowned with a decadent combination of whipped sea salt maple cream cheese and spicy hot honey. 🍗🧇 The star of the show? The sea salt maple cream cheese butter—a genuinely distinctive and scrumptious touch that elevated the dish to unparalleled heights. 👌 The two blueberry 🫐pancakes were a study in simplicity and perfection, each bite bursting with flavor. 🥞 Pro tip: drench them in syrup; you won't regret it! The chili we savored struck the ideal balance of cheesy goodness, leaving us yearning for more. 🧀🌶️ And finally, the Reuben sandwich—a culinary masterpiece showcasing some of the finest-cooked beef between two slices of bread. Each bite felt like a celebration of culinary perfection. 🥪✨ In conclusion, a visit to the Brunswick Diner is not merely recommended; it's a necessity. The food deserves its solid 10/10, with affordability following suit. While the ambiance scores a respectable 7/10, it undeniably contributes to the overall inviting atmosphere of this vintage gem. 🍽️🎉 P.S.: Treat yourself to the delightful mimosas here, priced at only $10! You can even split a bottle of prosecco with fresh orange juice. Alternatively, indulge in an Irish coffee—either choice is guaranteed to hit the spot! ☕🍊🥂
Maria MongiardoMaria Mongiardo
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My fiance and I love this place! We often come to eat breakfast every once in a while, and every single time, we are immediately noticed by the amazing ladies who are running around making sure that everyone's happy. We are usually seated pretty quickly, and it doesn't take long to get your beautiful plate of delicious food set in front of you (ooh, free coffee refills!) after you settle and get your food ordered. There's a jukebox with a wide variety of oldies to listen to, and it's pretty cool to look up and see all of the coffee cups that belong to everyday regular coffee drinkers at the diner. We will never regret the day we walked up and decided to have breakfast with this wonderful team of people, and we will only have regrets if we ever decide to stop eating breakfast here. Oh, and the picture is of their morning mimosas they are so very delicious and made with Italian wine!!
Krystal RyanKrystal Ryan
00
Such a cool friendly vibe, authentic as they come, complete with jukeboxes and old-school diner food. My companion's omelet was overdone in my opinion, but huge and stuffed with 3 meats plus veggies. Home fries were crisp, salty and delicious. I ordered the crab benny, which consists of 2 large crab cakes topped with copious Hollandaise and scallion. Very good, although not served hot but lukewarm. I wish the bell peppers would be omitted because, as in any cooked dish (omelets pizza, sauces, soups, etc.), they overpower every other flavor. Prices are high, $12-16 for breakt. The wait staff is phenomenal!
Reen BReen B
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Nearby Attractions Of Brunswick Diner
Androscoggin Swinging Bridge
Woods + Waters Gear Exchange
Maine State Music Theatre Administrative Offices
Swinging Bridge Park
Nathaniel Davis Park

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Maine State Music Theatre Administrative Offices
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Nearby Restaurants Of Brunswick Diner
The Great Impasta
Pancho Villa Mexican Restaurant
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Basic Info
Address
101 Pleasant St, Brunswick, ME 04011
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(207) 721-1134
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Website
brunswickdiner.com
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4.5
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Iconic red-&-white diner with a snug, vintage dining-car interior serves up classic comfort grub.
attractions: Androscoggin Swinging Bridge, Woods + Waters Gear Exchange, Maine State Music Theatre Administrative Offices, Swinging Bridge Park, Nathaniel Davis Park, restaurants: The Great Impasta, Pancho Villa Mexican Restaurant, Pat's Pizza Brunswick, Dog Bar Jim: The Coffee Shop, Mister Bagel, Sweet Angel, Aroma Joe's Drive-Thru, Bao Bao Dumpling House, Wildflours Gluten-Free Bakery, Amato's
