Clary’s Corner Cafe

Epic location. Tucked away and hidden in the Lake Towers senior center corner, you find a delicious breakfast and lunch grill. But more than a grill the dishes are all homemade. No alcohol (mimosas) but the food is AMAZING. You can’t go wrong bringing family and friends to this amazing place. The entrance is through a small red door on B street, which takes you in the back and through the kitchen to the dining room. So cool!

Thank you! Thank you Clary’s Corner Café for the friendly service. Thank you for the fresh ingredients. Thank you for keeping the neighborhood happy with your bright smiles & tasty food.
My wife raved about this place and I finally made it in on Saturday around 11am for breakfast. I was surprised to see the crowd build as we ate. Unconventional to enter through the kitchen but that ads to the charm of this place.
The pastrami hash was perfectly salty & savory. Topped with Swiss cheese and fried egg. Side of has brown casserole beats Cracker Barrel hands down. And I can’t wait to go back for the biscuits and gravy.
This hidden gem is a truly amazing find in the heart of Lake Worth… Just look for the Red Door on B Street. Don’t be afraid to walk in. You won’t be disappointed. Although they are not open on Sunday’s & Monday’s so plan your breakfast adventure accordingly.

This place is so good that we won’t mind driving from Miami to have breakfast here again. Best of all no lines, no waiting for the best breakfast you will ever have. Make sure to try the dirty grits and the pecan French toast amazing. Don’t worry about the location or going in through the kitchen it is so good!!!

Amazing! This is exactly the breakfast place I’ve been looking for. Reasonably priced, homemade delicious food made with care. Everyone that works there is so nice and friendly. The odd location just adds to the ambiance.

Amazing! Come in the side door. Don’t think twice about eating here, it’s awesome! Had breakfast. Blueberry pancakes were perfect.

This place is a hidden gem! The owner and her crew were super warm and welcoming and the food was excellent. Definitely worth trying, don’t miss it.

Wow! Excellent breakfast spot. Hard to find. We read another review that said look for the red door. It’s attached to a condo building. Don’t be put off, go in. Amazing food and really friendly staff.

Best breakfast I’ve had out, in possibly ever! Vicky was Sooo amazingly accommodating, and there were regulars there, that were also very welcoming! Definitely recommend this spot! If you like home cooking, comfort food, and good company!

Heads up foodies in search of culinary adventure for breakfast or lunch in particular: A fellow foodie traveler has one of the coolest off the beaten path places for breakfast and lunch in Palm Beach County and you could miss it easily because it’s hiding in a retirement home tower.
Yes, it’s a little odd walking through the pantry to get to the restaurant, but it’s part of the quirky fun of Vicky’s restaurant. She took over the space about three years ago, and I’m joining the Unilocaler chorus to out it to the rest of the world that hasn’t discovered it yet.
Her menu is full of house made wonders like her pumpkin waffles and steaming banana bread, but her cook also knocks off exceptionally great omelettes and the simple things, like grits, are very fresh and made with care.
There is a wonderful feeling of community here, and both Vicky and her waitress make everyone feel welcomed.
What’s really cool is that everyone working here loves great food and loves to serve up great food. This isn’t a grind or a hash house. It’s a passion to get it right. And that, dear Unilocalers, is something we should all appreciate, respect, and reward with our patronage.
Come and check it out. You will not be disappointed.

From the friendly staff to the beautiful presentation of the food, we truly are a obsessed with Clary’s café. Vici took great care of us, she was warm and welcoming. The lemon blueberry French toast was amazing, best French toast I have ever had.

Excellent breakfast/​lunch place. This is our new favorite local place for breakfast! A true hidden gem. We love the food and the people are very nice!

Cute, homey little place for luncheonette-​style food. Great service, and good prices. A nice find. Home-​made desserts. I had the Dirty Grits and a bisquitt.

This place was sweet! A hidden gem beyond a plain dull-​red service side-​door. A heart-​warming breakfasting experience all-​round, the décor is kitschy in the best way :-)

A real hidden (no lie) gem in Lake Worth, just look for the red door on the west side of the building. When you walk in through the kitchen and are greater with smiles from the wonderful staff you know it’s the right place. A very cute, small place with homemade food, plus spotless bathrooms (always a plus in my book). We tried biscuits and gravy with a touch of spicy and really delicious. I got a simple grilled cheese with strips of bacon (better than someone else’s grilled cheese bacon bits in the next town south). We also tried the homemade pancakes, plain and sweet potato. Needless to say I will be going back Saturday for those!!!
The staff and the owner were so sweet and it was very clean. Love it!

This hidden, but not too difficult to find, corner is definitely worth finding. The restaurant is located on the ground floor of Lake Worth towers; a small place run by a genuinely sweet lady who has a love for the food she puts on your plate.
Cash only, with an ATM conveniently located inside the restaurant. Clean location.
Cheapest homemade breakfast in the Lake Worth area. Specials change daily but are posted on their Facebook page. Show some love to a local business & try it out!

I want to tell you about this place, but I also don’t. It’s a tiny little dive in an old condo building (Lake Worth Towers). It’s a little hard to find, but look for the red door on B street.
We had the Berry Berry French Toast, (which is really more like a bread pudding), crab cake Benedict, and the western omelet. Everything was really good. Definitely opt for the hash brown casserole.
The service is great and the owner Vicky is a real sweetheart, we will be back soon. Check this place out… you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Enjoy.

What a find! One of the few places you can still enjoy a truly made-​from-​scratch menu. Vicky is a doll, Jori was the perfect waitress, and I felt right at home the moment I walked in the door.
I devoured the breakfast quesadilla, which was bursting at the seams with veggies, sausage, and eggs. Once I saw it on the menu, my eyes won out over my stomach and I added a half order biscuit and gravy. That might have been the best decision I’ve made all week.
I drove 30 minutes from Deerfield. I’d drive the hour from Miami. Come and get you some!

We are so glad to have found this hidden gem! The food was phenomenal and our hostess was so friendly and cheerful! My husband enjoyed his corned beef hash (he said the onions and cheese made the dish). My daughter’s pancake was large, fluffy and delicious. My pulled pork hash was amazing! The portions are generous for the price point. Even though we arrived within a heavy morning rush the service was still friendly and continuous. We were never neglected. We also tried the sticky bun French toast casserole. Whoa! The pecan caramel crust was out of this world. It wasn’t overly sweet, which was an initial concern.
As other reviewers mention it is hidden, but well worth the search!

Vicky serves up delicious home cooked foods. Different breakfast and lunch specials served daily. Friendly staff and nice homey feel. Park on «B» street next to the shuffleboard courts and enter in the side door. You won’t be disappointed!

I’m a Unilocal junkie — particularly for breakfasts and particularly when I travel. So I’m quite accustomed to using the GPS on my phone and finding out-​of-​the-​way Triple D-​type places. Nevertheless, the trickiest part of my visit to Clary’s was locating it. I called after circling the block, and was directed to a very unpretentious door (looked like a service entrance) on the side of a high-​rise building. Once in the door, I was directed through the kitchen and voila — the earthy diner ambiance I so love.
It didn’t take long to settle on the breakfast enchiladas special. The waitperson, Miss Vickie, was cheerful and helpful. Turns out she’s the owner — more about her later. The meal came in short order and was delish. Scrambled eggs, chopped bits of chorizo, cheese, etc. Oh, the salsa had a bite, which I liked. The picture I’ve attached isn’t fine art — I should have snapped before I started eating. Vickie did a great job of refilling my coffee. I’m a slow eater. In no hurry. And she kept me happy and caffeinated throughout.
I was further amused and entertained by the clientele, many of whom were clearly regulars. You see, this was a building of retirees and they were a pretty funky lot, sharing their jokes and stories of ailments. Vickie kept them well fed, no doubt, though they were hardly the «foodie» crowd that her fine grub deserved. She spent several minutes trying to explain to one gentleman what turkey tetrazinni was (it was soup she was concocting).
As I was finishing up, we chatted a bit. She was a delight to meet. Food was good. Retirees kept me entertained. Price was right. I would give the food 4 of 5 (excellent, but basic) but Miss Vickie and her upbeat personality and caring, maternal approach with these folks raises my experience to the «WooHoo» level. Just don’t be discouraged if you can’t find the door. Probably easier if you’re a retiree living in the building.