The Arcade may not be the best place for breakfast in town, but it's definitely one of the most well-known. Originally opened in 1919 by an immigrant from Greece, Arcade morphed into a diner in the 50s, one that welcomed more than its share of famous faces, such as John F. Kennedy and Elvis (their favorite booths bear their names). TThe atmosphere buzzes, especially at breakfast, though the food is pretty standard as breakfast food goes. The bloody mary, however, is superb, made with local Old Dominick vodka. The Arcade serves lunch (pizza, sandwiches like Elvis' peanut butter and banana abomination, salads), too, but you’d be crazy to order anything but breakfast here.