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Kono’s Surf Club, a local breakfast spot

Konos Surf Club, a local breakfast spot

Pacific Beach locals line up every morning for Kono’s Surf Club, a family owned restaurant built in 1991. With their hard-to-beat location right on the Crystal Pier off of Grand Ave, it is difficult to resist! They are known for their signature coffee, with a simplistic hearty menu, including classic french toast, bacon, eggs, and their famous Kono potatoes, drizzled in cheese, bell peppers, and onions.

Once you order your homemade breakfast, you can grab a spot right on the pier and enjoy your meal! You will never leave hungry, as the cooks make sure to fill every spot on your plate.

The staff is very friendly and personable, making it a welcoming experience.

So next Sunday morning, when you’re too lazy to cook, check out this local cafe! But be aware that there will be a line of people who are just as eager to eat their delicious food!

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Melanie Reiter
Melanie Reiter, Staff Writer
Melanie is a fun-spirited extrovert with strong interests in fashion, entertainment, media, traveling, writing, and anything creative. She is completing her last semester at Mesa College this Spring. After she gets her Associates Degree, she has plans of transferring to San Diego State University, where she will further her studies in Journalism and Public Relations. Melanie has dreams of absorbing all she can in this area and applying it to a hands on career being a brand ambassador, event manager, publicist, or magazine editor. She is beyond excited to gain experience in writing for the Mesa Press this semester!
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