Cafe Croissant

"The only way to tell apart the twin chefs at Cafe Croissant is if you become a regular. The French breakfast spot on Coral Way is too easy to visit on a weekly basis. They serve a hearty breakfast that includes three eggs any style, a side of fries, fruit, or salad (get the fries), and a quarter of baguette for about $12. They also make excellent quiches, crepes, and wonky croissants perfect for dipping into your coffee. If you come by yourself, sit at the counter and chat with the sweet servers who will make adorable designs on your cappuccino if they like you. It’s a wonderfully affordable way to start every morning and maybe after 10 visits, you’ll be able to differentiate the twins. " - virginia otazo, mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer

"Cafe Croissant is a French diner on Coral Way that proves breakfast is better with a side of french fries. The twin chefs that run the place (yes, they are identical twins) make a parisienne crepe loaded with enough turkey and cheese to sustain you through lunch—when it would be entirely appropriate to come back and eat this again. They have a great breakfast deal with three eggs cooked how you want, fries, and a quarter of a baguette for only $12. If you come with a group of friends, get the french toast with caramelized apples and pecans to share." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino

"The Meal: Eggs, $12 Cafe Croissant is a French diner on Coral Way that proves breakfast is better with a side of french fries. The twin chefs that run the place (yes, they are identical twins) have a great breakfast deal with three eggs cooked how you want (3 ingredients of your choice to mix in the eggs), fries, and a quarter of baguette for only $12. The entire breakfast menu is delicious and under $15, making it the kind of affordable spot that demands enough repeat visits to become a regular, and eventually be able to tell the chefs apart." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino

"Cafe Croissant is a French diner on Coral Way that proves breakfast is better with a side of french fries. The twin chefs that run the place (yes, they are identical twins) make a parisienne crepe loaded with enough turkey and cheese to sustain you through lunch—when it would be entirely appropriate to come back and eat this again. They have a great breakfast deal with three eggs cooked how you want, fries, and a baguette for only $12. If you come with a group of friends, get the french toast with caramelized apples and pecans to share. The staff is really friendly, and if you live in the area, this is the kind of reliable and affordable spot that demands enough repeat visits to become a regular, and eventually be able to tell the chefs apart." - Mariana Trabanino