Nana’s Place

This place is fabulous! Small hometown feel, and homemade fabulous food. Try the hash! It really does not get any better. They close at noon, so go enjoy!

This was a lifelong dream of 2 women friends who fulfilled it when they retired. They closed when one recently died. They just reopened.
Literally 20 seats. Great shredded corned beef hash. Different than what I’m used to. They have the frig with the beverages right in the dining area.
About $ 8.50 for all the meals. Breakfast and lunch. Street sign still says open 7 days, but door says closed Tuesdays. When we arrived we were the only ones there, but another 3 people arrived before we left.
A little different. Very homey. The French Toast was very lightly battered. The bacon was crispy and excellent.

Cute little place with only 20 seats. Everyone is nice and neighborly. The food was awesome! Best corned beef hash around and the sweet bread French toast was to die for. Not to mention, my husband loved the pancakes Definitely coming back here.

My fiancé and I have been eating here pretty regularly for the past year, and I just can’t say enough good things about Nana’s. It’s a tiny place, cute and homey, owned by a total sweetheart named Nancy who can flat out freaking COOK!!! The food… where to start? Well, my bellwether for a good breakfast place is their hash. Nana’s has some of the best homemade hash anywhere, hands down! Almost all corned beef, crispy yet moist, just wonderful, and a labor of love that takes eight hours to make. The omelets are fluffy and full of ingredients, the home fries are crispy and tender, with a nice little kick, and have I mentioned the homemade sausage gravy and biscuits? Or the simply amazing homemade hollandaise sauce or the sweetbread French toast??? Plus great service and pretty darn good bottomless cups of coffee??? Take my word for it, try Nana’s and you will go away full, satisfied and happy.

My wife and I have been eating here regularly since my first review and we are always happy with the food and the service. Prices are very reasonable for the quality and the atmosphere is welcoming and friendly.
I was amused to reread my old review and see that I still order the same omelette the same way but it’s so tasty! My kids are always excited when we they realize we’re coming here.
Try the Portuguese Omelette, I like mine with mushroom and tomato added, and you will be in for a treat.

Great food an excellent people.

Was there for breakfast last month with the hubs and baby. very friendly when we first arrived but once they had us settled it took them over 15mins to get us coffee. Then our orders of french toast took along time to come and mine was a special and I feel I was ripped off because it was 2 slices of sweetbread for $ 7…overpriced for the portion and I was starving an hour after we left. We ate here back in 08′ and it was much better. from what i could tell, the wait staff are definitely not on their game. Guess they have a different staff.
Will never be returning as there are plenty of other places in the area with better food, service and prices.

This place is very small (I counted 19 seats total) but the staff is very friendly. The menu pretty much offers just the breakfast basics but the food is good. When I first entered the place, I was the only customer but it filled up pretty quickly (easy to do since it’s so small) in about five minutes. Most of the people seemed to be regulars, as the staff of two referred to them by name. Not really a destination dining place but if you’re looking for simple breakfast fare, it fits the bill. Moderately recommended

I dropped in this morning spur of the moment. This is an adorable little breakfast place with lots of friendly locals. Very pleasant and I took the advice of the previous reviewer and got the Portuguese omelet. Wow! It wouldn’t be a stretch to say it is the best omelet I have ever had.