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Thought the food was good! Very good club sandwiches. Nothing fancy but good place to get a burger and fries. Breakfasts are decent as well.…
Rick Loperfido
Beacon Restaurant
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It was ok the table was wobbly and had leftover food stuck to it. The food tasted as if it was prepackaged frozen. The tarter sauce came in a little c…
Robert Bjork
Beacon Restaurant
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Time to update, April 2014. Beacon Restaurant accepts credit cards now, MasterCard , Visa, and Discover.…
Pcornez
Beacon Restaurant
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10 Reviews on “Beacon Restaurant”
Memories. The Beacon has been our go to place in New Smyrna for years. The waitresses have been there for decades. The food is consistently good. Best grits around. Coffee is strong and hot. The only thing missing is my daddy who loved going there for all 3 meals if I would take him…lol
Fantastic food, good family atmosphere. All the locals eat here. Best breakfast in town.
Food is mediocre compared to the ridiculous wait time after ordering to get your food. Drinks are not complimentary refilled. This is our second try here and most likely our last.
Great. My family and I dine here quite often. Breakfast can get pretty busy and it can be felt in the wait time for food to arrive. However the family who owns it is wonderful… they treat you like family.
Great little spot just off the beach. They have amazing pancakes and the freshest orange juice around! The only way you can get fresher orange juice is if you squeeze it yourself! This place is a must go!
I base my review on the service as the food is good – not great. One day we had a pleasant waitress. The next day we had a waitress that couldn’t care less if we were there or not. 50/50 chance of good service are not good odds.
Classic NSB diner located by beach. (07/29/2011) Small, locals-owned restaurant that’s been around forever (or at least over 30 years). We go here for breakfast before the beach, or after the beach, or brunch on the weekend. Used to be the place closed in the afternoons (now open ’til 8pm on weekends). They’re known in town for their blueberry pancakes, large, eggy yellow, puffy, thick and moist. The rest of breakfast is your typical diner food combos (eggs and omelets to order, meats, sides of biscuits, etc.). The portions are generous for the price; location off the beach on historic Flagler Avenue can’t be beat.