Diners are continuing to be health conscious when it comes to eating out and many operations have updated their breakfast menu to be healthier to appeal to diners who are looking for a nutritious way to start the day, but don't have the time to eat at home. Things like whole wheat pancakes and egg white omelets have been showing up on menus with greater frequency than they were a few years ago.
If you have a captive audience, such as meeting guests or students, consider offering them a few healthy options along with the standard breakfast buffet fare. Hot cereal, like oatmeal, and easy to eat breakfast wraps can be huge sellers to a crowd that is looking to fill up in the morning without the empty calories.
If you rely on foot traffic, consider advertising your breakfast specials. Breakfast is often the easiest meal of the day to cut costs, as many items don't include meat. If diners are aware of your healthy and affordable options, you may find yourself with some new regulars.
For more suggestions on healthy breakfast options, check out this
article from Restaurants & Institutions.
It seems like morning is the one time of day when everyone is rushing to get somewhere. Having grab and go breakfast options can help you capture extra business that you would not get if you only offered a sit down meal. Whether your clientele are students or business travelers, chances are good they are in a rush to get somewhere first thing in the morning. The reason that so many people skip breakfast is because they don't have the time to sit down for a meal. Just by offering something as simple as a breakfast wrap or bagel, you can increase breakfast sales. 
Back when you were a kid (and maybe even still today) breakfast for dinner was a big treat. Something about having pancakes and eggs at night just made them even more special. Restaurants across the country are starting to offer breakfast inspired desserts that have that same feeling of being an extra special treat.
