Best Breakfast

By Inlander Staff

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Best Breakfast

FRANK'S DINER

There's just something about eating in a train. Come in for a weekend brunch and you may have to wait for what seems like an eternity for a seat at Frank's Diner. Locals know it's worth the wait. As Inlander reader Ashley Reese puts it, Frank's Diner feels like an escape from our crazy-busy, everyday lives. "Everything seems to slow down for an hour or two — which you'll need to eat one of their gigantic, not very healthy, but incredibly delicious bacon-and cheese-omelets," she says. "It's my birthday breakfast tradition and go-to Saturday spot after a rough week." (LJ)

2nd PLACE: Chaps; 3rd PLACE: Old European; NORTH IDAHO'S BEST: The Garnet Café, CdA