Iggy’s Eggies

Oh yesssss the food is so yummy and fresh made to order. Service was great. Cute little walk up breakfast spot I will definitely be back sorry no pics I eat my sandwich without snapping a pic it was that good.

I think the idea of this place is great, and the hashbrowns were fantastic but my sandwich was just average. I ordered a sandwich on a biscuit, yellow cheddar, griddled ham and arugula. To start with, these sandwiches should not go in brown parchment sleeves- I went to pull out my sandwich and the whole thing had slid apart and the cheese had melted onto the inside of the bag . The griddled ham was thick .. in a good way.. but hard to eat off my over baked biscuit. You couldn't take any sort of bite of the whole sandwich together, maybe if I sat down with a fork and knife and tossed the biscuit ..I don't know.. The egg was cooked to perfection and the arugula was worthless.The apple juice we ordered for my daughter was terrible!!!! It tasted like that fake apple flavoring like in cheap alcohol. No one in our family could drink it. Coffee was fine! Solid standard cup of Joe. Overall underwhelmed.

Got my food in 10 mins on a Sunday morning at 10am :) pleasantly surprised by the food afterhearing my boyfriend tell me it was overrated for the last year. Decided to try it out myself today and loved my eggie! Got an English muffin with sausage,American, over medium egg and avocado. I was expecting the sandwich to be a mess because of the egg but I was able to eat it without spilling a drop on my clothes. Didn't love the coffee if I'm being honest but I guess this isn't a coffee place anyways! Will definitely be back!!

I loveeee IGGYS! The food is always delicious, hot and flavorful! The service is fair. She didn't say hello, she didn't smile, she didn't say you're welcome. Just blah. Atmosphere is okay. Nothing special though it's a walk up window. Need more engaging employees.

Good food. Very popular. Got an egg and sausage biscuit sandwich. Sausage was nice and thick. Biscuit was crisp and held up well to the sauce. Iggy's sauce goes on everything by default. Be sure to order without if that's not for you. Online ordering was a breezy with good updates via text.

Was walking around downtown Detroit and saw a crowd. As per usual, I must flock to a a throng to see if I'm missing out on anything.Oh a line for an egg sandwich, luckily for me I love eggs. Waiter in line, only for a few mins. Took 10 mins to get my order.I built my own sandwich, I'm not a fan of arugula so I took that out. The egg was nicely cooked, not over cooked, not under cooked, just right. Ask for white cheddar.I also got the hash brown. Hash brown had a good crisp and was a good size. I think a sandwich with 2 eggs + hash brown will satisfy you.

Iggy's Eggys in Ann Arbor is breakfast heaven wrapped in a cozy, no-frills vibe. This spot doesn't need any fancy frills to impress; the food speaks for itself. Start with their breakfast sandwiches--each one stacked high with ingredients as fresh as a Michigan morning. I love their crispy hash browns and French toast dippers! They don't skimp on portions, either. The crispy bacon, fluffy eggs, and perfectly toasted bread all melt together into a breakfast lover's dream.

We got take out on Wednesday early afternoon. Everything was made fresh to order. We ordered breakfast sandwiches, they cooked perfectly. Hash browns were top notch tasted hand made fresh. Biggest issue was parking. Finding parking took longer than ordering and getting the food.

Downtown Detroit, take-out-only, eatery with hours limited to 8 am-2ish (closed @ 1:30 today) M-F. Good signage allows easy identification; however street parking is a challenge. We placed our order on the website's on-line ordering tab and received immediate text messages confirming the order, approximated pick-up time (10-minutes @ 12:45 pm) and ready for pick-up. Excellent communication. Also appreciated the express line for order pick-up. The staff person working the window noticed me, asked for my name and immediately brought me my order, wafting with mouthwatering aromas and warmth. I asked if the order had napkins and utensils and she confirmed that it did. So happy to walk to our car, with my husband on standby as we were illegally parked, and find everything we ordered and all needed supplies. We decided to each try hash brown Eggies. I had mine with bacon (5/5) and my husband ordered turkey (4/5). We both found our sandwiches to be creative, flavorful, crispy and melt in your mouth delicious. The concept is intriguing yet the "sandwich" doesn't really work. Fork and knife are highly recommended. I enjoyed mine a tad more than my husband enjoyed his sandwich. Next, we shared the hot honey chicken biscuit. Lots of sauce that hold true to the name: spicy and sweet with a spicy aftertaste. Plenty of sauce, so if sauce is t your thing, ask for it on the side. The chicken was very crispy on the outside and moist inside. Perfection. 5/5 for sure. Finally, we tried the Bodego, just because it's unique and Mr.Chimetime recommended it. I'm a mustard fan so the flavors really came together for me. Loved how the egg was over medium; soft but not runny yoke. There were two slices of bologna, cheddar cheese and a nice soft onion roll. Really enjoyed this sandwich. The total, with a 15% tab, came to just under $50, or $11/sandwich. We are accustomed to paying these prices though it might feel a bit steep for a carry-away joint. Glad we made the trek downtown to try Iggy's. Wonderful service, accessible to all the attractions by foot, and great flavors. Our choices reflect our willingness to sacrifice health for flavor. If healthy options are your priority, Iggy's may not be your vibe. You can sub meat with veggie-meat options, add arugula, avocado and a few other vegan, skip the cheese and sauces, and go for a plain English muffin. But where's the fun in that? We would happily repeat the visit when we are in the area.

Sliding. I used to love this place and had a sandwich there every time I wanted a walking lunch in Detroit and did not want to wait in line at a food truck. Not so much lately. Orders are usually wrong (missing items, wrong items - annoying to have to tip up front), food overcooked (except the eggs, they still do the eggs just right. It is a messy sandwich but they do not give you napkins unless you remember to ask (and you need more than a normal amount of napkins). Do not get a pop here. You will think you are in Europe with the high price for a tiny drink. $4 for not quite 16 oz in a cup. Just go round the corner to CVS and get a bottle of pop.Their website is pretty terrible as well. It has never been good but lately it is slower and slower and crashes constantly (no it is not our system, I order from work where we have fiber internet and constantly updated computers and software). It takes longer to wait for the spinning circle to process than is would to just walk down there and order at the window and some things never process just spin and spin and spin - sorry no hash browns for you today. Maybe the website is putting me on a diet. That is not such a bad idea. I would have given two stars but they used to be so great, I will do three based on hopeful optimism. Maybe I just hit a bad time for them the last four orders.