The menu centers on classic diner fare with a strong breakfast base. I see traditional breakfast plates, omelettes, Eggs Benedict, Belgian waffles, breakfast sandwiches, sides, and a lunch special that includes chicken salad. The overall average price sits around $7.40, with many dishes in the $10 to $20 range and sides near the lower end. That keeps it friendly for daily dining.
Omelettes bring several choices, from white American cheese and three cheese to mushroom, bacon or sausage or ham, and a meat lover’s version. Eggs Benedict comes in traditional, veggie, country, and chicken forms. Belgian waffles and chicken and waffle add a sweet-savory route, while breakfast sides like potato pancakes, sausage gravy, toast, and biscuit round out the plate.
There is also room for local flavor. Breakfast sandwiches use items like turkey sausage, kielbasa, and Taylor ham, which gives the menu a different edge for the area. Comfort favorites, healthy options, small plates, coffee, tea, and a few alcohol choices keep the list broad. It feels like a diner that knows its lane and serves it with care, one plate at a time.




Susie Q’s FAQ
Questions & Answers
What kind of place is Susie Q’s in Port St. Lucie?
Susie Q’s is a casual diner and breakfast spot at 263 SE Port St Lucie Blvd. I find it fits breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner with a cozy feel, fast service, and a local crowd that knows a good plate.
What dishes are worth trying at Susie Q’s?
The menu leans into diner comfort food. I see eggs benedict, omelettes, Belgian waffles, breakfast sandwiches, and sides like home fries, toast, and sausage gravy. Local specialty dishes also show up on the table.
How much does a meal usually cost at Susie Q’s?
Prices stay in the budget range, and many dishes sit near $10 to $20. I see an overall average near $7.40, which makes it a strong stop for a filling meal without a big bill.
Does Susie Q’s work for families and guests with mobility needs?
Yes. Susie Q’s offers wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, seating, and toilet access. It also works well for kids, with high chairs and a kids' menu, plus free parking, outdoor seating, and reservations.
