Southern Coney and Breakfast

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Storefront of Southern Coney and Breakfast with outdoor tables and the restaurant sign above the door
Hours
MondayClosed
Tuesday7 AM–2 PM
Wednesday7 AM–2 PM
Thursday7 AM–2 PM
Friday7 AM–2 PM
Saturday7 AM–2 PM
Sunday7 AM–1 PM

Where it is

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Southern Coney and Breakfast is a neighborhood diner at 70 Pope Avenue, in the plaza off Pope Avenue on the south end of Hilton Head. It serves breakfast and lunch only, and the counter, red booths and open kitchen make it feel like a diner from somewhere farther north. The owners bring a Michigan diner streak to the menu, which is where the coney dogs come from.

Southern Coney And Breakfast Menu

Southern Coney has a breakfast menu and a lunch menu. Breakfast plates are mostly $7 to $12, from two eggs with hash browns to the Big Breakfast Special, and lunch is Koegel coney dogs, gyros and pitas, salads and burgers, with a plain Koegel hot dog at $4.

What to Order at Southern Coney

Pancakes are the reason most people come, and reviewers call them fluffy and generous. The silver dollar size is a good pick if a full stack sounds like too much, and there are chocolate chip and banana versions. Omelets, homemade corned beef hash, biscuits and gravy and a key lime French toast fill out the breakfast side. From the lunch menu there are Koegel coney dogs with chili, mustard and onions, chicken salad, salads, pitas and sandwiches, and the pie case has key lime and Michigan cherry. Use the menu button above for the current Southern Coney menu.

Hours and Waits

It opens at 7 a.m. Tuesday through Saturday and closes at 2 p.m., with Sunday hours of 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. It is closed on Monday. The restaurant does not take reservations, and you are seated as tables open. Reviewers report no wait right at opening and a room that fills fast on busy mornings, although the dining area was recently expanded, which helps. Prices are considered fair for the portions.

Getting There

You will find Southern Coney and Breakfast at 70 Pope Avenue, Suite J. More places to eat are on the Hilton Head restaurants page, and the Hilton Head dining guide sorts them by meal and style.

What diners say

Breakfast is the draw here. Pancakes are fluffy and generously sized, and the omelets and homemade corned beef hash also earn praise. The staff is friendly and attentive, prices are fair, and the recently expanded dining area has helped cut waits on busy mornings.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Does Southern Coney and Breakfast take reservations?

No. Tables are first come, first served. Reviewers report little or no wait at opening, but it can fill quickly later in the morning.

What are the Southern Coney and Breakfast hours?

Tuesday through Saturday 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunday 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. It is closed on Monday.

What is Southern Coney known for?

Fluffy pancakes, omelets, corned beef hash and Michigan-style coney dogs.

Does Southern Coney serve lunch?

Yes. Lunch includes coney dogs, sandwiches, pitas, salads and pie until closing.

Did Southern Coney expand its restaurant?

Yes. Southern Coney expanded its dining room, closing for about two weeks while the work was done, and reviewers say the extra seating has cut the wait. It is still at 70 Pope Avenue.

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