By james art 
Rise and splendor, breakfast lovers! As February heats up with the national hot breakfast month, we map four hot spots in Wisconsin, where you can indulge in delightful morning scents. From charming dinners to favorite bakeries, these local gems are ready to serve the taste that will make your mornings more brush. So, let’s dig and look at what Wisconsin can offer!
Northwoods Nooks
Our breakfast trail begins in Delta, Wisconsin, in no one other than Delta Diner – Time Machine to the 1940s road dining room. This legendary place offers an authentic experience for dinner with specialized sandwiches and special blue Scratch plates that change daily.
Several favorite blue plates include stuffed hash, special omelets, cookies and sauce and, of course, the infamous Norwegian pancakes – a dish that is on the menu from the first day. These Delta Diner delicacies are thin, unique and unlike any other pancake. If you feel adventurous, complement them with diced jalapeno for an unexpectedly delicious kick!
For another truly unique breakfast experience at Northwoods, head to Lakewood, Braise North Home. This culinary gem is known for its exceptional breakfast menu, which emphasizes the local ingredients and dishes from jumping.
Looking for a easier tariff? Indulge in homemade croissants, baked to perfection. Breakfast options include toasted market buns filled with an assortment of spicy ingredients and seasonal pins – the main menu. Each slice is lightweight, fluffy and made with fresh ingredients, from meat to vegetables.
Southern special offers
Follow the Wisconsin’s morning scents to the southern part of the state, where more special ones are waiting for you! In Jefferson County, stop with two mandatory visits: Brickhaus and Route 19.
At Cafe Brickhaus, enjoy freshly baked temptations from the bakery or order full food for breakfast.