The Absolute Best Breakfast in Costa Mesa CA [Updated 2025]

The Absolute Best Breakfast in Costa Mesa CA  [Updated 2025]
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I’ve tasted everything from fluffy pancakes to savory breakfast burritos, all while sipping the best local coffee. After countless mornings spent exploring hidden gems and popular spots, I’ve landed on one top location that truly stands out. Trust me, I don’t just wake up early for the heck of it—I’ve navigated the bustling breakfast scene to bring you the ultimate experience.

With my insider knowledge and passion for great food, you’ll want to know why this spot is the must-visit destination for breakfast lovers. Let’s dive into the flavors and vibes that make mornings in Costa Mesa unforgettable!


Broken Yolk Cafe

Broken Yolk Cafe
🗺️ 2034 E Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85204
☎️ 480-892-9655
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Sunday: 6 AM–3 PM
Monday: 6 AM–2 PM
Tuesday: 6 AM–2 PM
Wednesday: 6 AM–2 PM
Thursday: 6 AM–2 PM
Friday: 6 AM–2 PM
Saturday: 6 AM–3 PM
Highlights
Delicious Egg Benedicts
Fast and Attentive Service
Refreshing Iced Coffee Options
Great Breakfast Diner Vibe
Perfect for Lunch Dates

Stepping into Broken Yolk Cafe in Costa Mesa felt like a warm embrace on a brisk morning. The atmosphere was bustling yet inviting, perfect for indulging in some breakfast magic. I quickly learned that this establishment is renowned for its delicious Egg Benedicts—and I can confirm, they live up to the hype. Each bite was a delightful blend of perfectly poached eggs nestled atop savory ham on an English muffin, blanketed in luscious hollandaise sauce.

But what truly impressed me was the fast and attentive service. My coffee cup never went empty for long, offering a steady flow of refreshing iced coffee options that kept my spirits high and my energy boosted. As I sipped, I couldn’t help but appreciate the charming, classic breakfast diner vibe that made the experience all the more enjoyable.

Whether you're catching up with friends or planning a romantic brunch date, Broken Yolk Cafe is the place to be. This joint has everything you'd want for breakfast and then some. If you're in Costa Mesa, don’t miss your chance to savor their scrumptious offerings—your taste buds will thank you!

You might also want to check out the best breakfast restaurants in Tempe.

Sienna MarquezS
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Sienna Marquez

Sienna Marquez is a passionate writer and local enthusiast based in Mesa, Arizona, where she explores the city's vibrant culture and rich history. With a keen eye for detail, she shares captivating stories that highlight the unique charm and diverse community of her beloved hometown.Read more

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