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J P Spoonem's
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Review by:
Anne P.
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JR Spoonems is located on Broad Street in Providence, right on the Cranston line - it's really close to Edgewood and Roger Williams Park. It's a great little community breakfast place with excellent food.
Both times I have had the Bulls Eye, two slices of french toast with eggs in the holes, plus home fries and toast. I have been tempted by the stuffed french toast, which has strawberries, cream cheese and whipped cream. It sounds more like a dessert.
The waitress is so nice and seems to know everyone. It's the kind of place where you become a regular. The price is right, the food is good, the service is friendly.
The Projo is out on the counter and there is a table stacked with magazines and coloring books for when you want more entertainment than just the other diners.
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