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Breakfast Station #319: A Culinary Destination for Breakfast Lovers
Breakfast Station #319 (@breakfaststation319) · Somersworth, NH
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Food is amazing, Polish bene reminded me of home, I can’t recommend this place enough!
We were in the area for New Years and these people were there for us poor souls needing a great morning after breakfast. We did not partake of any of their great sounding mimosas, but we very much enjoyed our eggs and sausage and a special shout out for the Classic Bene. I’m a bit of an Eggs Benedict aficionado (in my own mind ) and these were perfect. The sauce was wonderful with a kiss of lemon, and eggs cooked to perfection. Owner and his staff, were welcoming, warm, and friendly.
Feel free to move your restaurant closer to us, we loved it.
I ordered the BBQ Rib Bene, which came with home fries. The dish had great flavor overall, though I couldn’t really taste the chipotle in the hollandaise. The BBQ sauce was a bit overpowering, so I’d recommend asking for it on the side if you want more balance. They also offer classic breakfast staples along with specialty breakfast cocktails like mimosas and bloody Marys, which adds a nice touch to the menu.
**Atmosphere:**
The place has a cozy vibe with wooden furnishings and a smaller layout. There’s a breakfast bar with four seats and a number of tables—no booths. The high ceilings help open up the space, but it can get pretty loud when it’s full. That said, I didn’t notice anyone waiting long for a table.
**Parking:**
Several options nearby: pull-in parking on Main St and High St, parallel spots on Station St near the library, or the Somersworth Shopping Center lot. I personally avoid High St due to traffic, but it and Main St are the closest.
**Price:**
Prices were reasonable—most meals were around $15 without drinks. Coffee was $3 with free refills, and specialty cocktails were in the $8–$10 range.
**Staff:**
The service was great. Staff were friendly and checked in just the right amount without being overbearing.
**Overall:**
We had a great breakfast and would definitely return. A solid option for both traditional and slightly more creative breakfast fare.
Service was okay, were not greeted by pleasant faces when we walked in. As soon as we sat, another table got up and left due to slow service. The veggie omelet was very good. Home fries tasty, but needed seasoning. Greek omelet had black olives (?) and was pretty wet inside. Both of us ordered sourdough as bread, which it states it comes with, and were up-charged $1 each. Bread was not toasted and very damp, didn’t eat it unfortunately. Didn’t want to rate too low because it’s a new business, but the waitstaff and kitchen definitely need some time to smooth out their operations.