RM’s picks for business breakfast meetups
Breakfast is serious business. With many professionals electing to morph their first meal of the day into a meeting, we tapped the RM team for their go-to brekkie spot boasting tasty cuisine and an ideal ambiance for connections with colleagues and clients around the city. … A toast, indeed!
“A Place at the Table!”
—Gina Stephens, Publisher, @ginasdawgs
“Sola—the Staff Eggwich is great!”
—Liz Comella, Creative Director, @liz.comella.design
“I’m not a big breakfast person (brunch, please!)—but if I must dine before 10am, you’ll find me at Plates every time. That Breadbox Coffee cart is a vibe. … Order the BEC breakfast sandwich and prove me wrong.”
—Melissa Howsam, Editor-in-Chief, @mahowsam
“Big Ed’s—bring on the biscuits!”
—Lauren Kruchten, Associate Editor, @laurenn_nicol
“The outdoor seating at The Morning Times with a bagel and iced latte in hand is the best place for a meetup—especially during the crisp fall season!”
—Anna Beth Adcock, Editorial Assistant, @_annabethadcock
“The Morning Times—the coffee and bagels are so good, and the environment is so cozy.”
—Cameron Rhinehardt, Account Executive, @camrht
“Jubala in North Hills”
—Debby Serena, Account Executive
“Waffles are my fave, so First Watch is always my go-to spot for breakfast.”
—Heidi Reid, Contributing Writer, @heidi.laurel
“It’s hard to beat Big Ed’s for a business brekkie, but I also like Sir Walter Coffee for a quick work meeting. The staff is friendly, the atmosphere is bustling, and the avocado toast with everything bagel seasoning always hits the spot.”
—Kelsie Barton, Contributing Writer, @kelsie_barton
“Go-to breakfast meeting would have to be Jubala on Hillsborough Street. Bacon, eggs and coffee on the patio… what’s not to love?”
—Sean Junqueira, Contributing Photographer, @seanjunqueira
“Boulted Bread”
—Emily O’Brien, Contributing Writer
“My fave breakfast spots are A Place at the Table or Heirloom.”
—Forrest Mason, Contributing Photographer, @fmasonmedia
