There are plenty of spots in Michigan to grab a quick bite for breakfast for those rushed mornings. But if you're looking for a cozy restaurant to enjoy every delicious bite of a freshly made meal, one Michigan truck stop has been named the best diner for breakfast in the Great Lakes state.

Michigan Truck Stop Named Best Diner For Breakfast In The State

Lovefood ranked the best diners in the nation serving scratch-made breakfast classics in an atmosphere that makes you feel at home. One Michigan restaurant with two locations is a truck stop gold mine serving the tastiest breakfast in the state.

76th Street Truckstop Diner in Byron Center and Coopersville, aren't your typical truck stop eateries. Lovefood says there's a reason customers line up for the best breakfast in Michigan:

You can tell the chefs take real pride in their work, serving flavorful, well-executed dishes. With tasty menu items like crispy hash browns with onions, and scratch-made sausage gravy, the place is unpretentious and unfussy (with huge portions), and the food always hits the spot. The atmosphere inside is fun and lively, and there’s generally a line.

76th Street Truckstop Diner serves classic breakfast options but also perfectly pairs sweet and savory items with customer favorites like Monster Cakes, two buttermilk pancakes stuffed with bacon, and sausage topped with two eggs. Or try the Chicken & Waffles topped with crispy chicken and drizzled with sweet and spicy hot honey. Add an iced coffee for a delicious morning pick-me-up.

Try one of the best breakfast diners in America and the best in the Great Lakes state at 76th Street Truckstop Diner.

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