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LEBANON, OH -- One of Warren County’s best loved traditions for local brunch and lunch is THE BREAKFAST CLUB, ( 102 N. Broadway Lebanon and 5 N. Main St. Springboro). Always a favorite of Warren County residents and a highlight for any visitor. This family friendly spot is always crowded.
Breakfast menus have all the “favs” you would expect, which are “way beyond” bacon and eggs. Potato pancake breakfast, Omelets, Eggs Benedict Arnold (done on bagels) and homemade muffins, which change daily. You want to be sure to try the “signature potatoes,” which are skillet fried with onions in the “county style” way. Of course, they do have the standard biscuits and gravy, if that’s your “thing” too.
Lunch is available, as TBC is a breakfast/lunch only spot that is open 7 am- 3 pm (except on Mondays when it is closed). There is always a good variety of items to try. Sandwiches, salads, soups and even an enchilada.
Coffee is a house specialty. They offer special mixes for this... from local places for the House Special and Flavored Brews. These can also be purchased to take home to brew your own!
Budget friendly breakfasts start at $9.00 for eggs, potatoes and bread with most of the menu in the entrée range of $13-15.00. These are mostly hearty and always tasty items. Recently, when we were there.
We had the White Chicken Enchilada with Signature potatoes (swapped out the Julienne Fries for these) $14.00 and
my companion had the Western Omelet with Muffins $13.00. We did get a small discount as we used at Lebanon Warriors Baseball Coupon.
Mimosas and Bloody Mary brunch drinks are ONLY available at the Springboro location. TBC Lebanon DOES NOT SERVE ALCOHOL or BRUNCH COCKTAILS
Both THE BREAKFAST CLUBS are open 7 am-3 pm. Everyday BUT MONDAY, when they are closed. Online ordering is available. Carryout is available.
TIPS:
- Go really early in the 6-8 am times or late in the 1:30 times to avoid the crowds.
- Be sure to try the Specials.
For more information: breakfastclubcafe.com
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