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    Eggy’s Neighborhood Kitchen

    4.5 (842 reviews)
    Open 9:30 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Order first, and then find outdoor or indoor seating
    Lincy H.

    Such a cute brunch spot!! I came here with my husband and toddler on a Thursday around noon. You order first and then find a table. It was pretty packed but thankfully we were able to snag a table inside. The food didn't take too long to come out. We got the Tres Leches French Toast and Braised Short Rib Hash. My toddler loved the french toast because of all of the berries that came with it. It was tasty but like other reviewers mentioned, the berry compote overpowered the tres leches. The short rib hash was decent but not worth the price point. The food we ordered didn't satisfy us as much as we were hoping it would. I give the food 3.5 stars but rounded up to 4 stars because of the beautiful ambiance.

    Linda N.

    I arrived around 1:10pm on a Saturday (this establishment closes at 3pm) thinking who would dine here at this hour. Let me tell you, at least 30 other people. Luckily, the line was moving pretty quick. Since my friend and I were going to share dishes, we decided on one sweet one savory. Steak and fries - steak, cooked perfectly. Fries nicely crisp. Salad, fresh. French Toast - this is one of the popular items however, I wasn't too impressed with it. Could've been sweeter. The space is huge, great service.

    Rachel T.

    I was a walk in with my childhood friend from out of town before Pilates. We got shrimp tacos, avocado toast, a bottle of mimosa and it was sooooo yummy! The portions are perfectly sized, seasoned, and plated. Not only does everything look good but tastes good too. I really recommend getting a mimosa bottle if you know you're in for a long yap session, I love that they give you all the flavors to try- my favorite were guava and cranberry. The service was the perfect level of attentive and when we annoyingly asked for pictures to commemorate our hangout, the server was happy to humor us. Another note on service- We had asked if we could get a table on the rooftop and they tried their best but couldn't make it work because of how busy they were. Oh well. No big deal! We enjoyed our sunny little high top regardless and forgot about the rooftop entirely. When we later on finished our meal they were so kind to bring out a churro waffle and apologize for not getting us a table, it was not expected at all. But such a kind gesture and testament to how much thought and care they put into their restaurant. They genuinely care about their customers because we would've enjoyed our time at Eggy's regardless! Unfortunately for me, I'm now hooked on another one of their dishes hehehe so I will now be back for my shrimp tacos, guava mimosas, AND churro waffle hahaha

    Birria dip sandwich
    Wallace T.

    Eggy's always been that kind of spot to hang with friends, take cute pics, and pay a little extra for the ambiance. The place is super aesthetic and the plating is beautiful. but food-wise, I'd say it's pretty middle of the pack for a latin-fusion brunch. The best part of the chilaquiles verdes was honestly the chips. they tasted freshly fried and the texture was great (as it should be at that price). Flavor-wise though, the sauce and toppings didn't really wow me. The birria was tender, but a bit too salty for my taste. The fries from the birria dip sando were fine but nothing special. The sandwich was soft and comfy, and again the birria was tender but leaned salty. The consomé was decent, but not as rich or deep as the kind you get from even a good street taco stand. The huevos rancheros were also fine. Everything tasted fresh, but nothing that made me go I need this again. Tres leches French toast was the standout. I actually messed with the house blueberry jam heavy. The toast itself is still just french toast, and yeah it's pricey, but it was the one thing that felt memorable. Service was nothing to write home about, you line up to order at the register then they give you a number and sit you at a table. Water, napkins, and condiments are all at the front as self serve. Our group of four left full and satisfied, and for Berkeley it's a vibe. In the same brunch category, I think la note is better, feel like Eggy's is more style than substance.

    Fresh squeezed orange juice. The good stuff.
    Rachel H.

    Eggy's in Berkeley's Gourmet Ghetto is a few doors down from the legendary Chez Panisse. It's a well-run, Asian fusion breakfast spot with a slightly unusual setup: you queue up to order and may wait there for a bit, but the staff is organized to help you find seating after ordering. We arrived at 10 a.m. (early for brunch) and waited, standing for 30 minutes in a line, to order. Seating is about 60% outdoors, split between a garden area and a rooftop patio with umbrellas and café chairs, and 40% indoors. They have a solid menu with both sweet and savory options, including French toast, waffles, a handful of Benedicts, and a meaty hash. We had the chicken and waffles: boneless fried chicken with freshly made, deep fried waffles that leaned indulgent, reminiscent of a funnel cake. The fresh squeezed orange juice was excellent. Overall, the staff runs a tight ship. The brunch offering is good, even if a fried waffle wasn't our speed. It's worth a visit, and at its best when the line is shorter.

    Lauren S.

    Eggy's was marvelous as far as the food and service were concerned. I ordered the light and fluffy Churro wafflfes thay come with mixed berries and scoop of vanilla ice cream. Added a side of roasted potatoes and cleansed my throat with thier house coffee. My friend had a Rib-eye steak & egggs with sourdough toast/roasted potatoes. The restaurant has 3 levels.....2 for outside seating garden paradise setting and inside is set up like being in your home kitchen and dinning room. The thing that was a little off putting was climbing a flight of stairs to the bathroom. The water bar was a nice touch. Overall a good brunch day. Ciao for now.....

    Jaimie L.

    Breakfast done right! I loved the ambiance, as it felt like a secret garden in the back tucked away from the busy Shattuck Ave traffic. I'd recommend you wear layers even with the outside heaters, as there's not much direct sun and it can get drafty in the yard. During the weekend brunch rush, they can run out of tables fast and build up quite a line. The eggs Benedict, however, are excellent and the best priced for the portion size on the block (I think). Their hollandaise sauce is not too sweet or oily, and their potatoes were delightfully crispy. I really enjoyed their lemonade (caution - it's super sweet, which I like but just fyi). And I loved how even though it was busy, my friend and I could have a nice cozy conversation without feeling like we needed to shout or have people crowded over our table while they stand waiting. The entrance can be a little hard to find because it's in the back, so just keep walking in toward the center of the quad if you are entering from shattuck. There is decent enough parking if you are willing to walk a few blocks, or if you are shopping at some of the other businesses that provide timed parking for patrons. I give it 4/5 stars because the place and food are just missing that extra oomph to make it a really special and exceptional experience. Then again, brunch on a Sunday might not be the best time to judge that experience, so I'll be sure to visit again on another day and see how it compares. Eggy's is a solid and charming place for a staple Sunday brunch at a decent price for the neighborhood.

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    C M.

    Super good! I had chilaquiles and they were really yummy. My friends ordered an omelette and a dish with the chorizo and both liked their dishes. We waited for about an hour on a Sunday afternoon. Once we ordered, the food came out really quickly!

    chilaquiles verdes and sangria
    Nancy V.

    Came on the weekend for brunch and as I expected there was a line to order. The line does move regularly but because this is such a popular spot, be prepared to stand in line for a bit. Once we ordered our food was brought out faster than I expected. I ordered the verde chilaquiles and sangria. I found the chilaquiles to be flavorful and not completely soggy (which is important to me!).

    Eggy's Tres Leches French Toast
    Sabrina F.

    bday brunch! the birria tacos are soso good! would get again! very generous w the beef and super crispy and good! Eggy's Tres Leches French Toast was huge! also pretty good if you like sweets! splitting a sweet and savory was good, and we had leftovers of the toast afterwards. would probably try something else next time tho inside was very cute! we had 9 people so we sat outside w two tables. the umbrella was broken tho so the sun was in my face the whole time also! you order and pay before sitting down, and we had 9? people and they only eat us split the bill 3 ways which was a bit confusing to settle afterwards.

    Negin D.

    This place is a MUST go. The food and drinks were delicious. They have inside and outside sitting and oh my god the Outside was so refreshing and calming. The service was great too. Highly recommended

    Braised short rib hash
    Caroline N.

    First time at Eggy's and I loved it. The space is charming and cozy, and the Hobbit-like door at the entrance is such a fun touch. You order and pay at the front, then relax while the food is brought to your table. We shared the braised short rib hash, which was incredible--melt-in-your-mouth tender short rib, rich hollandaise, and what perfectly seasoned potatoes. The churro waffle was the real standout. Unlike typical "churro waffles" that are just cinnamon-flavored, this one truly has the crunchy, sweet texture of a churro. Topped with blueberries, strawberries, a drizzle of dulce de leche, and a scoop of vanilla ice cream, it was pure indulgence. Cozy, decadent, and absolutely worth the visit. Highly recommend.

    chorizo hash
    Rianna G.

    Eggy's Neighborhood Kitchen is a bustling cafe in Berkeley! It gets extremely busy on the weekends. My group of six got lucky Saturday morning as two of us got there right at 11am and waited. It filled immediately as we started waiting in line. We were sat on the uppermost deck of the restaurant, which is accessible by elevator or stairs. I was a bit surprised we just got seated on a foldable table and chairs given the price of the food and the ambiance downstairs. They at least had umbrellas set up so we were not baking in the sun. I ordered Chorizo Hash and Eggs, as well as a coffee. We didn't have to wait more than ten minutes for our food to arrive. I honestly thought the dish was okay and didn't have anything too remarkable about it. While it was extremely filling, I thought there would be more flavor given the price and popularity of the dish. I would have given three stars, but I got to taste test my friend's dishes, which were extremely delicious. I would opt for a sweeter dish if I go a second time. Overall, I thought it was a decent experience. The downstairs ambiance is nice, the service is great and quick, and the menu wasn't overwhelming.

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    How's the parking? Is there a parking lot or street parking only?

    Street parking

    Would it be busy if I went during the graduation commencement at around 10-10:30 AM?

    Most likely not. That's a good time to go

    Is this place pet friendly?

    Yes! I came here with my friend and her large dog.

    Where are you supposed to park?

    Street parking.

    What are the hours?

    9:30 am to 3:00pm

    Can you make a reservation?

    As far as I could tell, you are unable to make a reservation. Their number on Google doesn't work and they have no website set up. Since they are only in their soft opening phase, that probably is why.

    Can we make a reservation?

    No. But what I like about this restaurant is that they will wait to take your order until they know they can seat you. Unlike some other places where you have to stalk diners and swoop in as they're about to leave, Eggy's will hold off taking your… Read more

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