Breakfast Nachos
Seasoned corn tortilla chips topped with scrambled eggs, melted cheddar, your choice of bacon, ham or sausage, and a drizzle of hollandaise sauce.
A Bridgton tradition since 1983
Third-generation hospitality, classic diner plates, specialty coffee and just enough mischief to keep breakfast interesting.
More ways to gather
Morning Glory can help with the plans that start before the workday—or keep going after the diner closes.
After-hours reservations
Planning a birthday, work gathering, shower or family celebration? Private use of the diner may be available after our regular 2 PM close, arranged in advance.
Baked-goods catering
Feeding an office meeting, early-morning crew or group on the go? Call ahead for baked goods prepared in quantities that make pickup simple.
Regular diner seating remains first come, first served. Private events and catering require advance arrangements and are subject to availability.
Breakfast by day
When the diner winds down, the seasonal trailer keeps the good part going with Gifford’s hard-serve ice cream, sundaes, shakes and rotating specials.
Three generations in
Morning Glory has always been more than a breakfast stop. It’s a family business built around early mornings, familiar faces and feeding the community.
What Emile and Gloria Perreault started in 1983 is now carried forward by Brittany—the third generation—honoring the plates people grew up with while bringing fresh energy to coffee, brunch and summer nights.
“Good mornings have been a family business here since 1983.”
Meet the owner
Brittany Tarr carries Morning Glory Diner into its third generation.
The diner has been part of her family since Emile and Gloria Perreault opened it in 1983. Today, Brittany welcomes neighbors and visitors to the same Bridgton table, with familiar breakfast favorites, good coffee and room to make new memories.
Come on over
Right on Route 302 in Bridgton. Come for breakfast, brunch or lunch—and in season, come back later for ice cream.