Broadway Diner 446 North Broadway, East Providence, RI 02914

"If you want a consistent well made breakfast, come here. The waitstaff are welcoming, warm, & charming. The food always delivers satisfaction. We recommend the 2 egg breakfast combo, I get an omelet (sometimes egg white) with veggies. The pancakes are huge enough to split. All platters come with homefries & your choice of toast"

"It would have been pretty cool if the works omelette that is supposed to be served with bacon , sausage, and ham actually included these items. All that is done is they make the omelette extra thick and just put mushrooms in there. The toast wasn't toasted and the hash brown portion given looked quite comical in the takeout box - like a whopping 4 cubes. Almost zero cheese. I live right down the road and could have been a routine customer , but nope, everybody's out to churn as large of a profit off their potential customers as they can. Like if your going to advertise an item to sell and cant afford to sell it at that price just raise the price so i can actually get what i ordered instead of a pretty much plain cheese omelette with mushrooms which i hate. Disappointing."

"We went to Broadway after our first choice couldn’t handle a party of six. We were warmly welcomed. We ordered an eclectic range of breakfast choices. The food was great (and as importantly came hot). The service was great. All in all a perfect Christmas Eve breakfast."

"5 stars because it seems to be one of the only places who knows how to correctly brew coffee. The eggs are fantastic, hash is the same. Pancakes above average, home fries could use some work. But eggs, coffee, and service weighed against price make this place a must visit breakfast."

"First, the food here is absolutely delicious and the staff is friendly and efficient. The problem in this restaurant seems to have a lack of judgment for patrons health. As my friend and I ate breakfast, we see some young, unkept females and their children being moved to another table because of a "potty accident" according to the boisterous mother. My friend then noticed something as to why the sign is on the table. As the women complained about some men, the male child was licking the pancake syrup bottle. When the mother noticed she swatted it out if his hand and put it back. They paid their bill and left and we finished our meal. On our way out we noticed in horror as a man poured pancake syrup on his pancakes in the booth where the child licked the bottle. If this behavior is known WHY ARE THE BOTTLES LEFT ON THE TABLE. Eventhough the food is second to none and the staff are wonderful, I cannot eat at an establishment where the owners feel a simple sign will curtail the behaviors of unsupervised children. What a shame but I cant go back there again."