Quaint cafe ranked Californias best hole-in-the-wall breakfast spot

Come hungry and prepare for a feast.A tiny cafe tucked into California’s Sierra foothills has been crowned the state’s best “hole-in-the-wall” breakfast spot by The Takeout.The online food magazine praised Sonora’s Mandy’s Breakfast House for putting creative spins on classic favorites, all served on hearty plates sure to satisfy even the biggest appetites.The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now.

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Never miss a story The cozy cafe at 22267 Parrotts Ferry Rd.has a menu that’s anything but ordinary.

Dishes include pork belly benedict, a biscuit diablo with chorizo and chipotle gravy, a banana flambe waffle and a French toast sandwich stuffed with ham, turkey and Swiss cheese.Then there are the omelets, which have developed a following of their own.Mandy’s offers a dozen varieties, each served with sides like hash browns, fruit, fried mushrooms and pancakes.The Takeout said it assembled its list using expert and national rankings, professional food writers and praise from local publications.To capture the true “hole-in-the-wall” spirit, it looked for small, unpretentious eateries with distinctive, locally inspired food and deep community roots, taking into account recommendations from local regulars, customer reviews and food-focused social posts.Mandy’s apparently checks all those boxes — and then some.Hungry Californians reportedly travel from across the region for its famous fare, with one food writer describing it as the kind of place people “specifically plan their morning around.”Inside, the dining room is often packed, creating a lively, social atmosphere.

Yet despite the crowds, the kitchen apparently keeps the food coming quickly without sacrificing quality.The latest honor from The Takeout joins a long list of Mandy’s accolades.In 2021, Yelp ranked th...

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