Best All-Day Breakfast Restaurants In DFW

Breakfast is considered to be the most important meal of the day. Because today's employee can work a myriad of shifts, 9 to 5, second, graveyard and swing shifts, the most important meal of the day can occur anytime of day. Even those who work a regular 9 to 5 job sometimes enjoy breakfast for dinner. Here are some of Dallas and Fort Worth's best restaurants that serve all-day breakfasts.

Downtown Dallas just got tastier with Ellen's Southern Kitchen. Southern cooking and healthy might be considered a contradiction in words, but Ellen's, located in the West End, does offer some healthy Southern breakfasts. Whole grain French toast topped with fresh blueberries and a side of sweet potato hash browns, waffles with roasted figs and hearty oatmeal are some of the healthy options. You can customize your "griddle food" with bananas, apples, strawberries, blueberries and mixed fruit.

You will get a heaping serving of Southern food at Ginger Brown's Old Tyme Restaurant & Bakery. Ginger Brown's offers big breakfasts that come with a choice of hash browns, grits tomatoes or fresh fruit and a choice of English muffin, toast or biscuits and gravy. But what they are really known for are their cinnamon rolls — soft, warm, the cinnamon balances well with the sweetness. Be prepared to leave Ginger Brown's Old Tyme Restaurant & Bakery stuffed.

Norma's Café opened in the mid 1950s in the Dallas neighborhood of Oak Cliff. They offer traditional Southern breakfasts (biscuits and gravy), Southwestern breakfasts (migas and chilaquiles) and omelets galore. They are known for their mile high cream pies, and it is ok to order pie for breakfast. Made from scratch, Norma's pies are light fluffy cloud meringue with chocolate, chocolate-peanut butter, lemon or coconut. Their fruit pies and cakes are also homemade. If you feel guilty about ordering pie for breakfast, you can always have them wrap it up to go. Who says you can't have pie after breakfast?

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Located in the Bishop Arts District of Dallas, Oddfellows breakfast menu is a modern twist to traditional favorites. Red velvet pancakes, herbed potato hash, beignets, banana cream pie French toast and duck comfit chilaquiles with black bean corn relish isn't something you will find at your local breakfast place, unless it is Oddfellows. They also offer fresh squeezed orange and grapefruit juice as well as organic apple cider. If you want to enjoy a unique breakfast, Oddfellows would be the place to go.

Started over 50 years ago by a brother and sister team, Ol' South Pancake House prides itself on serving a hearty breakfast. Open 24 a day, one can always dine knowing that breakfast will be served anytime the customer is ready. Ol' South Pancake House offers specialty German pancakes. The Dutch Babies are miniature German pancakes served with fresh-squeezed lemons and powered sugar.

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