Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but what if you’re feeding a crowd? Although having friends over for breakfast isn’t as common as hosting a dinner party or luncheon, getting together over the morning meal can be a lot of fun. Whether you’re hosting a church breakfast or feeding sleepover guests, here are five options to help everyone start the day right.

Traditional Full Breakfast

If you have a hungry crowd to feed, you can’t go wrong with a traditional full breakfast. Whether you choose a full English breakfast or the American version, start the meal with eggs, sausage, and bacon. An American breakfast adds pancakes and hash browns, while the full English breakfast is rounded out with baked beans, toast, and a grilled tomato.

Egg or Tofu Scramble

Even novice chefs can fry up a delicious scramble with minimal effort. Start with eggs, or choose tofu for a vegan option. Chop some onions, bell peppers, and tomatoes, and sauté them in oil until they become soft. Toss in your choice of protein, and scramble everything together until fully cooked.

Taco Bar

You’re already familiar with Taco Tuesday, but what about tacos for breakfast? Impress your guests with breakfast tacos featuring scrambled eggs, beans, peppers, tomatoes, and salsa. If you have a lot of guests to feed, try setting up a taco bar with all the fixings so that everyone can make a taco exactly the way they like.

DIY Waffles or Pancakes

Do you prefer a breakfast that satisfies your sweet tooth? Serve up a make-your-own waffle and pancake bar. Mix the batter in a pourable pitcher, and place it near an electric waffle iron or heated pancake griddle. Add a selection of toppings like maple syrup, whipped cream, and sprinkles so that your guests can complete their creations.

Brunch Buffet

Are your guests planning to sleep late? Fill a buffet with brunch favorites that bridge the gap between breakfast and lunch. Breakfast casserole, muffins, frittatas, and breakfast pizza are just a few of the delicious dishes you can serve for brunch. You can also serve adult beverages with brunch because it’s served later in the day.

Did you sleep through your alarm clock, run out of orange juice, or burn the toast? If your breakfast plans have gone awry, don’t worry. You can move the party to a local restaurant for pancakes, waffles, scrambled eggs, and sausage, and leave the cooking up to the professionals.