Egg Shop

We had a great experience here! We arrived Friday morning and nearly had the place to ourselves: huge space inside with nice seating and decor. We skipped the drinks as we had coffee elsewhere, and went right for the egg sammies.I opted for the Pepper Boy on gluten free bun - this was delicious and hearty. My friend got the sausage egg and cheese and said it was a flavor explosion. We also got a side of truffle hashbrowns with pecorino - sooo crispy and flavorful! Our service was friendly and he had some great recs.My only knock is the price: without a side the breakfast sammies felt a little steep.

I was STARVING when I went here and really needed something to energize me. My friend and I did family style (like always) so I got to try both foods. Before we get to that, though, let's talk about service. It was good but our poor waiter couldn't hear us bc it was too loud (ppl seem to love this place). The ambiance seemed like it didn't know what the vibe was. The lights were giving mid century modern and the decor on the wall was giving children's playroom. Overall tho, still cute. They have outdoor seating which I like. Now, for the food. Avo & Egg: Good. Not enough salt. Charged us extra for getting scrambled egg rather than sunny side up? never seen that before but no biggie. added some salt and pepper and it was good to gooo. a little messy. Pancakes: very yummy with the lemon curd. I wish there was more haha. Latte: i really enjoyed it, i think it was the perfect balance between the lavender and milk. my friend did not, she likes more sweet things. The reason I'm giving it four stars was bc the food took SO long to come out (maybe 25-30 mins) and the ambiance was confusing but the food was good!

I've been coming to Egg Shop in Williamsburg consistently over the last two years! It's one of the first brunch shops I came back to repeatedly because I'm a sucker for good eggs - and they make GOOOOOD eggs. My go-to is the ricotta scramble, which has some pecorino, truffle, red pepper, and microgreens - mmm just writing this I'm getting hungry.The servers are always kind, and I love the ambience in there. I always see friends and family gathered and having happy conversations on the weekends, and it makes is such a jolly place to have brunch! Will always go back. Only reason for four stars is there could be a bit more punch in flavor in some of the dishes!

The staff at the Egg Shop was super friendly, and I appreciated it was not super crowded on a Friday afternoon. The restaurant is all about eggs, but they do offer pancakes and salads if you want something different. I recommend the hashbrowns. The truffle and cheese make the hashbrowns yummy! Everything is fresh to order too.

Life altering breakfast (and not just because we attempted to brunch out with two young kids). I had the Turkish eggs which are a triumph. The richness from the yolk and creaminess from the yogurt cut by the cucumbers and dill and then hit with that chili oil. If I could eat one dish for the rest of my life it would be this.But don't sleep on the non egg things too. The lemon ricotta pancakes are a dream and the biscuit with the maple honey and jam (yes, please spent the extra $2 for the jam). My 2-year old and I were fighting over it and she was using a piece of bacon as a spoon to eat it. My only complaint was that they didn't sell the jam by the jar. I would have bought a case. And the chef's kiss was the spicy pineapple margarita. This place made me remember why you should go out for brunch!

So good!! Came here on a whim cause we needed food and it was the closest to us but it was a pleasant surprise how good the food was. The inside was very cute with many things eggs themed. They even have a book. I highly recommend all the things we ordered which were the avocado egg toast and the bacon egg sandwich. The coffee was good too and it came in this super cute cup that I just want to take it home with me!Avo & egg: presentation was amazing and the taste did not disappoint. The crispy shallots add a little something to it. All of the ingredients go so well together. Everything was fresh and the bread was delicious. B.E.C.: I thought this was your average sandwich but no! It's way above average and it's a little crazy how something so basic can be so good. I think the bread they used really took the show and made the whole sandwich that much better. Employee was nice but there were not that many people on a weekday early afternoon. She was nice enough to tell me their cups were customized and they do sell them from time to time.

Delicious food and great for brunch and catching up! Service was pretty quick, although we did stop by on a Friday morning so there was less people.

Pricey but delicious! We've eaten here twice in two months while visiting our son who recently moved to Brooklyn. Super friendly service, great drink menu (order the michelada!) and cute space. We will be back!

This playful-yet-minimalist Williamsburg brunch spot had me super excited when I saw Turkish Eggs on the menu! A breakfast, lunch and even dinner spot where EGGHEADS CAN UNITE over egg-centric dishes that are both familiar and nuanced. Like any good Williamsburg spot - they boast a seasonal menu of organic, locally sourced dishes. The service was quick without rushing us at all. And the ambiance matched their colorful, clean branding. Check out their OG location in Soho or if you're not going to NYC anytime soon but love the versatile egg - check out their cookbook!

Visited this place while on a recent trip to NY. The staff was really nice! We visited on a Wednesday afternoon around noon so it was pretty empty. I ordered the sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich. It's listed as spicy and the waiter suggested I get the sauce (harissa) on the side. I'm glad he suggested that because it was super spicy to me. However, even without it the sandwich was really good! The other person in my party ordered the loaded hash browns and buttermilk chicken strips. Both were really good and if I'm ever back in Brooklyn, I'll definitely go back.