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Food

Grab A Free Breakfast Sandwich, Cheesy Tots and Coffee Tomorrow Morning

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The Sausage Dagwood at Top Round (Photo courtesy of Top Round)

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Sample the new breakfast menu from the upscale fast food joint Top Round Roast Beef for free tomorrow morning.

From 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, head to Top Round's orange and white shack on the corner of La Brea and Olympic to try out their newly launched menu without spending a buck.

Having already made a name for themselves with their chef-driven menu and quality roast beef sandwiches, the casual spot will be serving up substantial morning options. There's the Breakfast BLT with bacon, egg, and avocado on a sesame bun, or the "Steak & Eggs" with roast beef, fried egg, house-made cheese "wizz" on an onion bun, both of which LAist had the chance to preview. We also recommend "The Dagwood" with fried egg, hash browns, house BBQ sauce, provel cheese, mayo and your choice of bacon, sausage or roast beef on an onion bun.

You also will want to check out their cheese covered breakfast tots, or at least the regular tots. And you can complete your breakfast routine with freshly squeezed orange juice or a cup of coffee featuring a roast from LAMill.

Top Round is located at 1000 S La Brea Ave, Miracle Mile, (323) 549-9445

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