D'egg is a breakfast restaurant in downtown Norfolk, half an hour away from Hampton. The restaurant offers a full menu of breakfast specials, create-your-own omelet, breakfast wraps and breakfast sandwiches. Create your own omelet by choosing any combination of ingredients like cheese, vegetables, meats, avocado, spinach and more. The downtown D'egg serves breakfast and lunch while the one on Lexan Avenue serves dinner as well.
The Waffle House specializes in waffles and other breakfast staples like omelets and hash browns. Eat single or double waffles with pecans, apple cinnamon oats, chocolate chips or strawberries. Savor your favorite breakfast dish any time you get a craving -- Waffle House serves both breakfast and lunch all day, 24 hours a day. Hampton has two Waffle House locations, on 1811 and 2600 West Mercury Boulevard.
This is an ideal stop for those who enjoy breakfast buffet restaurants. Golden Corral offers a multitude of breakfast items such as apple turnover, biscuits, banana bread muffin, bacon and cheese quiche, chocolate chip and blueberry pancakes, creamed chipped beef, grilled corned beef hash, waffles, crepes, fruits and much more. Keep your fat calories in check by consulting the nutrition information from the restaurant's website. Breakfast buffets are served on weekends from 7:30 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. at 1123 West Mercury Boulevard.
Start your day off with a hearty breakfast by sampling the Grey Goose's early bird menu. Located on 101 A West Queens Way, this restaurant is near the water and just a few blocks away from Virginia Air and Space Center, Miss Hampton Cruises and Carousel Park. A specialty on the menu is the Eggs Hampton, a combination dish of buttermilk biscuit, two eggs, country ham and potatoes. Grey Goose serves breakfast from Monday to Saturday starting from 8 a.m. until 10:30 a.m.
