Where do I get breakfast in Gilroy, CA?
May 11, 2006 1:06 PM Subscribe
Breakfast in Gilroy, CA?
A friend of mine just got his motorcycle license this last week, and I'd like to take him on a nice, easy weekend morning ride. Normally my weekend breakfast runs are to Alice's in Woodside (of course), but highway 9's a little bit advanced for someone new. I live right near a few nice roads that go down to Gilroy, but I don't know where's a good diner-style breakfast place down there. Any suggestions?
A friend of mine just got his motorcycle license this last week, and I'd like to take him on a nice, easy weekend morning ride. Normally my weekend breakfast runs are to Alice's in Woodside (of course), but highway 9's a little bit advanced for someone new. I live right near a few nice roads that go down to Gilroy, but I don't know where's a good diner-style breakfast place down there. Any suggestions?
Not sure how close Castroville is to Gilroy, but the Giant Artichoke has great artichoke omelettes, not to mention a 10' concrete atrichoke out front.
posted by zgott300 at 1:15 PM on May 11, 2006
posted by zgott300 at 1:15 PM on May 11, 2006
I don't know how far you want to ride, but there's a place in Carmel Valley (at mid-valley) called Jefferey's, which has great breakfast.
posted by Inkoate at 2:04 PM on May 11, 2006
posted by Inkoate at 2:04 PM on May 11, 2006
A little further north in Morgan Hill. Go to Just Breakfast and enjoy the hash browns.
posted by plinth at 2:08 PM on May 11, 2006
posted by plinth at 2:08 PM on May 11, 2006
Second the Black Bear Diner, especially if you're into huge portions.
posted by JT at 2:33 PM on May 11, 2006
posted by JT at 2:33 PM on May 11, 2006
I heartily endorse the Giant Artichoke for any meal(get the french-fried artichoke hearts)-- but Castroville is about 30 minutes drive away from Gilroy and the shortest way there takes Hecker Pass. Hecker pass would be tremendous fun for an experienced rider but dangerous for a newbie.
In Hollister, south of Gilroy there is a place called "Casa de Fruta" which was pretty good back when that was my stomping grounds. I vaguely remember a waiter flipping coffee cups.
There was an absolutely fantastic buffet in Morgan Hill called the Flying Lady, but I understand it isn't there anymore. *sniff* They had hundreds of model airplanes flying around the ceiling on a track.
posted by leapfrog at 2:38 PM on May 11, 2006
In Hollister, south of Gilroy there is a place called "Casa de Fruta" which was pretty good back when that was my stomping grounds. I vaguely remember a waiter flipping coffee cups.
There was an absolutely fantastic buffet in Morgan Hill called the Flying Lady, but I understand it isn't there anymore. *sniff* They had hundreds of model airplanes flying around the ceiling on a track.
posted by leapfrog at 2:38 PM on May 11, 2006
I'm gonna third the Black Bear. yum!!
posted by fuzzy_wuzzy at 12:28 AM on May 12, 2006
posted by fuzzy_wuzzy at 12:28 AM on May 12, 2006
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