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Koffee Pot
Koffee Pot: A cozy, family-run breakfast spot serving home-style flavors in Oakland.
4.7
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Koffee Pot: A cozy, family-run breakfast spot serving home-style flavors in Oakland.
Koffee Pot is a small, family-run breakfast spot in Oakland known for warm, home-style flavors and friendly service. Reviews highlight generous portions and dishes made with care, from French toast with eggs and bacon to spicy bulgogi omelette and teriyaki chicken bowls. Coffee lovers praise iced Vietnamese coffee and home-brew options. With limited seating, takeout is popular and prices are seen as reasonable.
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Enjoy hearty dishes like French toast, eggs, bacon, and hash browns, cooked to perfection with a home-style touch.
Savor our signature iced Vietnamese coffee, a refreshing and flavorful beverage that hits the spot.
Try our Spicy Loco Moco and Teriyaki Chicken rice bowls, offering delicious flavors in large, satisfying portions.
Indulge in unique omelettes like the spicy pork bulgogi with green onions and hollandaise for a tasty twist.
Convenient takeout options for quick, delicious meals on-the-go, with fast and reliable ordering.
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Overall rating
Derek Brown
outstanding and large omelettes! so good an so filling! the service was quite attentive and seemed genuinely concerned about our satisfaction.
Empress Love
The people here are really friendly. There was a man and a woman. I don’t know if they’re married or not but they’re really friendly. The space is clean. You can dine in. I had the bacon with eggs and a side of grits. I didn’t really like the grits. They were too thick for me, but the eggs were cooked.well, the bacon was perfect so, I recommend this spot.
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Hugh McGuire
James Vaughn
Very small coffee and breakfast spot. Family run. I have. Soft spot for these kinds of places. Food felt like home cooked and made with care. Very tasty. Try the iced Vietnamese coffee. Parking is hit or miss. One or two tables in the dining room, so go with takeout or wait your turn.
Andrew Wilomovsky
