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Eggslut

4.1 (6.6k reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Jeremiah S.

The kind of breakfast spot that makes you consider moving closer just for convenience. One of my favorite places to grab breakfast in Grand Central Market. Every time I'm in LA I somehow end up back here, which probably says everything you need to know. The food is consistently good, reasonably priced for LA, and the atmosphere inside the market makes the whole experience better. You order on one side, pick up on the other when they call your name, and the whole process is surprisingly quick considering how busy it gets. One thing I really like is that there are plenty of places to sit throughout the market, so if the seating near Eggslut is full you can just wander a little and usually find somewhere to post up. Definitely split the French toast sticks with at least one or two people unless you're trying to speedrun a sugar crash before noon. They're ridiculously good. Also worth noting, the bacon egg and cheese comes with ketchup on it automatically. Some people will love that, others will take it as a personal attack, so ask them to hold it if ketchup on eggs is not your thing. Great spot, good food, fast service, and the kind of vibe that reminds you why Grand Central is one of the best food spots in LA.

Fairfax and Slut
Lyane P.

Came to Grand Central Market on 7/3 and was so happy that Egg Slut was open! The hubs and I shared a Fairfax and a Slut. The line was about 5 minutes long with about a 10 minute wait after ordering. Not bad at all! It was crowded today but definitely worth the wait. We found covered seating right outside at a table, which was so convenient. There were tables without covering too, but a bit too warm for today. The Fairfax was meatless with lightly scrambled eggs, chives and cheddar cheese on a very soft Brioche bun. Some filling oozed out-it was a generous serving! The slut with lightly toasted bread was phenomenal! So yummy! Loved the silky egg on top of the textured potato puree. The perfect combo on the toast! There is parking associated with Grand Central Market but we were fortunate to find free street parking today due to the holiday!

Fairfax Sandwich (coffee from elsewhere)
Vivek D.

I went to Eggslut before in Vegas and did not realize there were multiple locations scattered across the world. Whoops. Anyhow, unlike Vegas, the line at the Grand Central Market wasn't as long. Therefore, it didn't take me very long to get my Fairfax Sandwich. I didn't go overboard with truffle hash browns this time because I was flying out from LAX later in the evening. However, the sandwich was quite good. Also, I didn't order the cold brew because it was still a very small size. But at least the sandwich tasted quite fgood.

Sausage, Egg & Cheese
Amy L.

First time coming here and didnt realize there were soo many other places to eat at. Eggslut was the first booth that we saw. I got the egg salad, cinnamon toast cold brew and wanted to try the slut as well. I love the ct cold brew. I wished they haf a bigger size that it definitely wasnt enough. The egg salad was creamy with probably mayo,salt and pepper and went well with the arugula. They always gave a fork with it. The slut was okay. It was super butter but felt weird because you are dipping bread into mashed potato and egg.

Gleicyane G.

Simply the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. I also loved the hash browns and the french toast. The side salad is a nice side to have if you want some greens with your breakfast. Good coffee too. Service was nice.

Guillermo G.

I'm glad this spot lived up to the hype. Our hotel's breakfast was weak, and we were walking distance to GCM, so we ate here twice. The bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich was bomb. I also liked the egg salad. But the truffle hashbrowns tossed in duck fat were addicting. My kid loved the French toast sticks and fresh OJ. Definitely one of my favorite breakfast spots.

Bacon  Bacon, Egg & Cheese
Angelica B.

I love spending time at the grand central market, but I'm rarely there during breakfast hours. Finally, I had a chance to stand in line to grab an eggslut breakfast sandwich and their truffle hash browns. The secret to standing in a long line is grabbing the ice cold beer from sticky rice. The brioche bread was soft, silky and really flavorful that turned a regular breakfast sandwich into an extra-delicious experience! I also loved the truffle hash browns because I love tater tots and these were a nice in between. However, I feel that the hash browns can have a bit more servings for the price (maybe two more pieces?). The service, as busy as it gets, still manages to be patient and pleasant. Parking is always easy to find at the adjacent parking lots. Weekend parking is usually 10$ for the whole day.

Cold brew w/ vanilla cream
Yin Y.

What I thought was a social media campaign turned into a legit meal for an egg lover. Chives mixed with the right amount of eggs and cheese plus spicy mayo created a balanced flavor. Not to mention the soft bun! Every bite is satisfying. I paired it with vanilla cream cold brew Service was fast and friendly, even with a crowd! Love the cozy bar seating too!

Store front on Broadway
Nancy G.

Stopped in on the way home to Vegas today! They never let down! I had the Chicken sausage and cheese I a tray no bread, with arugula salad. It lives up to its name, perfect medium egg which melted over my chicken sausage and blended with my salad ! Great service and missed the line this morning.

Sheldon R.

Solid brunch spot. High in calories. Service was friendly and fast despite being busy Grand Central LA. Ambiance is crowded with many other restaurants nearby. Recommend this place for a high calorie brunch. The Fairfax was filling and delicious. One order filled me up quickly. Fairfax: 4.5/5

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Alexis M.

Nice little breakfast spot at the market, had a huge line but it moved pretty quickly. I think the prices were very fair too for the area. I ordered the fairfax sandwich, hashbrowns, and french toast sticks. The french toast sticks were phenomenal, will definitely get them again. The hashbrowns were a little too salty for my liking, I'll probably skip those next time. The sandwich was alright, I will probably try a different sandwich next time.

Slut
Eva L.

For a simple breakfast eggslut is the place to go. Located in grand central market you have a lot of variety to choose from. The sandwiches looked pretty good as well. I ordered the slut and for baguettes with potatoe and an egg on top, it's pretty good. A little overpriced because you'll still feel hungry afterwards, but good flavor, light, simple, and the mash potatoes tasted really good. Warning mine did come very hot, so hot that it was hard to unscrew it to let it cool off.

Egg Salad
Chrissy L.

The scrambled eggs on a brioche bun are soft and fluffy, while the egg salad on brioche is rich and creamy. Great place for breakfast and lunch. Although there is often a line and seating is limited, it is absolutely worth the wait.

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Always a stop when in Los Angeles Never disappoints ! & the Hash-browns they recently added to the menu 10/10 ! Highly recommend

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Ask the Community - Eggslut

Is this place walking distance from Union Station?

Yes, it's about a mile away.

Whats the big deal, why are ppl standing in long lines for this?

Read the reviews..

Will you guys/ will they be open for president's day this Monday?

Yeah, they're open

Is It open now? Coming from Miami in early August and I'm hoping they are open

Yes, they are open!

Can I pay in cash?

Yes!

Is eggslut still open during this quarantine?

No. Tried to go the other day and was very disappointed. Only a few shops in the Grand Central Market are open. Good luck!

Is there a line forming before they open? Is 8AM on a Friday morning a good time to show up and avoid a line or should I get there early? I heard about long lines here.

Get there ASAP the earlier the better the lines build up fast

Can I ask for egg whites?

Yes

What's the pricing range for the food?

It's between $7-$10 for the burgers/sandwiches.

Will Eggslut be open on Thanksgiving 2019?

What is the fee to park in the garage?

Mon-Sun 8:00am - 10:00pm 90 Mins $3.00 Additional 15 Mins $2.00… 

Are the eggs organic?

They better

Is this place kid friendly? Big group?

You'll place your order with the cashier and they'll call your name when it's ready. There's no table service at this location. They have about 8-12 stools on the counter, but you're free to grab seats anywhere in the market center. If you have a… 

Is the orange juice crazy good? Everyone seems to be getting it

Nope, just average orange juice.

Will you be open on 4th of July? Thnks

They are open

How is parking?

Anywhere you park in DTLA is going to be difficult unless you're willing to pay. There are plenty of lots available with an all day flat fee. I would suggest you make a day of visiting downtown and explore everything. There is also metered parking… 

Is it gud?

Lol Yea - it's great! Eggslut is popular, so be prepared for long lines though!

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