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Try This: Brunch at Big Bad Breakfast

Newly opened Big Bad Breakfast might just become your new spot to get brunch with your friends — check out Editors Kristen + Haley’s must-haves.

NOOGAtoday | A table of breakfast foods including french toast, chicken biscuits, jams, and avocado toast.

Try Big Bad Breakfast for anything but a bad time.

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In case you missed it, earlier this year the NorthShore area welcomed James Beard award-winning Chef John Currence with the opening of Big Bad Breakfast.

Located at 313 Manufacturers Rd., this breakfast and lunch spot is a perfect destination to meet your friends or take those out-of-towners this holiday season. Recently Editors Kristen + Haley got to enjoy their morning with brunch, and we’re hashing out all the details.

Here are some of our must-haves from the menu:

  • Biscuits | Regular with jam + the “Cathead” chicken biscuit | These biscuits are made in-house daily and were the perfect amount of fluffy — we recommend trying all jam offerings (but the blackberry was our favorite).
  • Main dishes | Huevos rancheros grit bowl, avocado toast, sun-dried cranberry + almond granola, and French toast | From the pork sausage (Fun fact: BBB gets all meat specially curated for its menu) to the soft texture of the French toast, it’s hard to pick a favorite on the menu.
  • Drinks | Fresh squeezed mimosa, breakfast margarita + BBB Coffee Blend drip coffee | Enjoy your brunch with classic craft cocktails and even try the spot’s coffee roasted by Royal Cup Coffee.
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