Breakfast Worth Getting Up For in Tupelo

While many restaurants in Tupelo are known for their burgers, pizza, and BBQ, there are also plenty known for their breakfasts.

For those of you who like to get an early start to your day, check out some of these local breakfast spots to see why Tupelo is positively the place for a big, tasty morning meal.

Brick & Spoon Tupelo

Location: 1201 North Gloster Street

Enjoy their all-day breakfast or brunch menu that includes everything from traditional breakfast items to shrimp and grits and breakfast tacos. They also offer build-your-own Bloody Mary, Mimosa, and other unique cocktails.

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Connie’s Chicken

Location: 821 South Gloster Street

Connie's is known for their mouthwatering chicken 'n' biscuits smothered in white gravy. If chicken isn't your thing that early in the day, don't worry, they've got you covered. Connie's makes their legendary blueberry donuts fresh every morning.

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Crave

Location: 108 East Main Street

Known as Tupelo's dessert café, Crave is just as yummy in the morning. From scones and biscuits to muffins and quiche, Crave has it all, especially for those with a sweet tooth.

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D’ Cracked Egg

Location: 206 Troy Street

D' Cracked Egg offers an all-day breakfast menu that features everything from eggs Benedict, omelets, waffles, and pancakes to biscuits, chocolate gravy, grits, and oatmeal.

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Jobos

Location: 314 East Main Street

Located at Hotel Tupelo, this surf-and-turf restaurant offers daily breakfast and a special brunch menu on Saturday and Sunday.

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Just Love Coffee Cafe

Location: 1600 North Gloster Street

You are going to "Just Love" this specialty coffee café that offers a full "waffled" and breakfast menu served all day.

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King Chicken Fillin’ Station

Locations: 3897 McCullough Boulevard | 2447 South Eason Boulevard

Don't let the gas station fool you; they are known for serving some of Mississippi's best fried chicken with breakfast staples. Let this be your one stop for some good cluckin' chicken... fried chicken, hot chicken, chicken sandwiches, chicken plates, and chicken by the piece.

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Lost + Found Coffee Company

Location: 910 Robert E. Lee Drive Exit

Not only are they all about the coffee experience, but they also offer great breakfast items like garden toast, fresh-baked quiche, and homemade bread and bagels.

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Mae’s To-Go Cup

Location: 1699 Coley Road

This locally owned business offers freshly ground espresso, fresh-brewed coffee, cold brew, frappes, bagels, muffins, and pastries.

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Papa V’s

Location: 438 East Main Street

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but if you don't have time for a traditional sit-down breakfast, this convenience store has a variety of hot breakfast items ready and waiting.

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The Popsy Bowl

Location: 2990 B McCullough Boulevard

Did you say avocado toast? Known for creating menu items around organic and locally sourced ingredients, they also offer smoothies, smoothie bowls, fresh juices, and grab-and-go items.

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Romie’s Grocery & Rob Lesley Catering

Location: 804 West Jackson Street

This local restaurant serves up great Southern food and offers a brunch menu from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays. As they like to say, "put a little South in ya' mouth."

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Scarlet’s Donuts - Cliff Gookin Bloulevard

Locations: 1714 North Gloster Street | 5143 Cliff Gookin Boulevard

Locally owned and operated, you can choose from the classic, light and fluffy style, deliciously filled rounds, and old-fashioned, lush cake style, or seasonal specialty flavors.

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Strange Brew Coffeehouse

Location: 202 North Gloster Street

This local, independent specialty café is known for its creative brews, unique pastries, and a variety of house-made goods.

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The Grill at Fairpark

Location: 343 East Main Street, Suite A

Sometimes you just need to skip breakfast and go straight to brunch. Known for their crab cakes, The Grill at Fairpark has taken your favorite entree and turned it into a breakfast item with their version of eggs Benedict. For those of age, don't forget to try their Bloody Mary bar, which includes everything but the kitchen sink. Brunch is available Saturday and Sunday.

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