Cackleberry

This place may only be open on weekends and operates out of a trailer in a parking lot on E McMillan Street in East Walnut Hills, but don't let that fool you--they specialize in breakfast sandwiches and they do it exceptionally well. Initially, I experienced a bit of sticker shock when two breakfast sandwiches cost around $30, but the portions are generous and each sandwich is a work of art.I ordered the Porter, and as a goetta enthusiast, I was thrilled to find it cooked to perfection. The sandwich offered the ideal blend of salty, sour, and sweet flavors. I can't recommend this place highly enough. If you haven't been, it's a must-visit. Just be sure to arrive before 11 am, as they often sell out quickly.

Drove by this little restaurant trailer after getting some coffee. We were on our way to first watch but had to stop by to support our local mom and pop restaurants. They have a cute little section to sit down and eat beside the trailer.They specialize in breakfast sandwiches and the menu was pretty straightforward. The wait for the food was 20 minutes and parking was abundant with a nearby lot. We got the lalo sandwich and Benny. The lalo sandwich had spam, eggs and a spicy mayo sauce with some chives. The brioche buns were a bit more dense and not the fluffiest I've had. The Benny sandwich had a lot of bacon in that was a bit dry, hard, and reminded me of jerky. It felt like I was eating a bun with tons of bacon in it. The cheddar, eggs and the sauce it had went well together with it but overall I did enjoy the the lalo better. it's a good place to get a quick bite, but the best breakfast sandwiches I've had is in West chester at Northstar.

Long story short: insane line, but worth the waitWe tried Cackleberry for the first time with no idea what to expect. We rolled up 15 after they opened & were shocked to see a loooong line already. It was a lovely day, so we didn't mind too much, but it truly took over an hour to order & get our food. We got 5 sandwiches, 3 of which were for friends. We ourselves tried the Benny & the Lolo. The Benny was good & had a ton of bacon, but seemed a little underwhelming after the long wait. The Lolo, on the other hand, was incredible & well worth the wait. The sausage & pickled slaw were sweet & tangy, the aioli added a nice garlic note, & the bun was soft & sweet. It was an absolute mess to eat, but so so delicious. I heard rave reviews from our friends who ate the Lola & the Mila as well.

i am the biggest fan of cackleberry szn!!they're PERMANENTLY (!!!) set up in the parking lot right next to cutman barbers in walnut hills EVERY! WEEKEND! and have a cutie lil seating area set up now while ya eat!they pop up from 9AM til sellout, so you gotta get there right at 9 because they get busy and sell out QUICK! but its always always always worth the wait! CINCY'S BEST BREAKFAST SAMMY !

If you like breakfast sammies, this is the place to go! Crackleberry brought their A-game when they created their amazing menu. We ordered the Lola and Porter and both were super tasty! You can taste the quality and care that was put into it with each bite. They include more unique ingredients like spam and soft tamagoyaki style eggs. Cackleberry is only open on weekends so check them out earlier in the morning; they close when they sell out. Hidden gem in East Walnut Hills!

One of the best things I've had for breakfast in Cincinnati!!! Got the Lola and Lolo, and added avocado to both. The Lola had a delicious fluffy egg omelette inside and the flavors were so fantastic. Can't wait to come back and hope that someday they open daily and not just on the weekends!

Wow, where has this beautiful breakfast sandwich been my whole life. Cackleberry has a permanent spot parked across the street from Johnny's Market in Walnut Hills. They are only open on Saturday & Sunday starting at 9 am and will close when they run out (they still had everything at 11 am). For $10, I got the most incredible sandwich, "The Benny". Fair warning though because it's so good it has become immensely popular so just be prepared to wait at least 15 minutes. 1000% worth the wait in my opinion!

Some of the best breakfast sandwiches I have ever had! Their flavors are so creative with a flare of asian influences. Their sandwiches feature Japanese rolled egg aka tamagoyaki which makes their sandwiches so unique in my opinion. The egg is so cloud like and fluffy. Some of my favorite proteins featured are spam and longanesia, a Filipino sausage. Since they are a pop up - wait times can be along (it's only one person doing all the cooking) but I assure you it's worth if you have time to spare. For reference it took me about 45min to get my food.Such a fun concept, definitely recommend. Keep an eye out for their instagram posts for time and location!

Unfortunately, I, personally, did not make the visit to Cackleberry; I had someone bring it to me so I can only speak on a delivered experience. I chose the standard bacon, egg, and cheese. It was fire! Generous in size and it was stuffed with bacon. Sometimes restaurants get skimpy with bacon but definitely not here.... And not the thin waste of time strips either but not super thick pork belly type. The sandwich held up pretty well even though I probably didn't eat it until 35 min or so after it was served. They are only open Sat/Sun so makes for a good treat when you want to treat yourself.

The Lolo & Benny! Absolutely delicious. We stood beside the truck and ate them in 3 minutes. Lol So excited they're back for the season!!