DCist reported a few weeks ago that Saturday breakfast service at the Market Lunch in Eastern Market was ending–and judging by the reactions of DCist readers and forum members over at eGullet, no one was happy about the decision. Well, good news for all you fans of blueberry pancakes and “The Brick”: weekend breakfasts at the Market Lunch are back. Both The Hill (fourth item) and Roll Call report that Tom Glasgow, who runs the Market Lunch, has reversed his earlier decision and decided to bring the service back. He reportedly received a wave of phone calls and emails after the decision, which went into effect Jan. 8. Roll Call reports (subsc.) that:

[Glasgow’s] original decision to end the breakfast stemmed from concerns over labor costs and various logistical problems. “It’s very labor intensive so we thought we might try to eliminate it.” In hindsight, Glasgow said, “My immediate remedy was a dumb idea.”

There will be a few differences with The Market Lunch’s Saturday service. First, those who want to get to the line early will have half an hour longer to sleep in, with the Lunch opening at 8 a.m. instead of 7:30. The menu items will also be more limited, though the blueberry pancakes remain. DCist hopes the service remains as surly as ever, despite the later opening. It adds to the charm.