EggTown

As a longtime Wesley Chapel resident I'm excited when non chain restaurants open and offer a nice variety on their menu. Brunch is my favorite meal of the day and Eggtown always knocks it out of the park. If you're indecisive like me this spot gives you a lot of options. Not in the mood for breakfast? No problem! Their lunch menu is packed with options that will make your mouth water. Indoor and outdoor seating available! My go to order is the cornbeef hash with eggs over easy. My kids enjoy the chocolate chip pancakes. Give them a try and let me know what you think!

I had really high hopes for this restaurant. My coffee was barely warm. The potatoes were somehow both undercooked and burnt at the same time. I got the sausages and they too were overcooked but also not really warm. My pancakes were hot, and overcooked as well. Pretty sure these are some sort of pre-made mix you just add water to, definitely not from scratch. The service was good. The tables are very close to eachother, which i didn't love. It's off putting how you are eating with strangers on either side a foot away. Especially when the guy directly beside me was snorting his snot back constantly. I left as quickly as possible. One less table would change the whole too close issue. I'm a Chef, perhaps the cook in back was just having an off day?My overcooked medium eggs were cooked well. I won't be back.

Avoid Egg Town - A Complete Service FailureIf you enjoy being ignored, waiting endlessly, and dealing with a dismissive manager, then Egg Town is the place for you. Otherwise, I'd recommend avoiding it entirely.I went for breakfast with my dog and was seated outside. Twenty minutes passed without a single staff member acknowledging us until another table had to flag someone down on our behalf. Thank goodness I brought my own water for my dog because despite the heat, no one even thought to offer her any. When the server finally arrived, she only brought water for us--not for my dog.When our food came, the bacon fell on the ground. No big deal--it was for my dog anyway--but I was polite and told the server not to worry. That was my mistake because it gave them the impression that I was okay with their overall lack of care.Then came another 20-minute wait just to pay the bill. No one checked on us, no one offered a to-go container, and I finally had to go inside to take care of it myself. Even after all this, I still tipped 20%--a kindness they absolutely did not earn.The worst part? The manager's attitude. When I brought up the unacceptable service, she smirked, nodded, and muttered 'uh-huh' repeatedly, offering no apology, no concern--just complete indifference. When I made it clear this was not just about one server but the entire staff, she barely responded.This restaurant doesn't care about its customers. The food might be good, but with this level of incompetence and apathy, who would even want to eat here? Spend your money somewhere that actually values service--because Egg Town certainly doesn't.

This place was so cute! My mom and I stopped in to get brunch after some errands and we were pleasantly surprised when we arrived which was bustling for a Tuesday morning. My mom ordered the omelette which was huge and I ordered a skillet. So full of flavor for both meals the potatoes on mine were perfectly covered in sauce. The waitress was super friendly and packed up what we couldn't finish nicely. I can't wait to come back!

Great find! I love breakfast cafes and wish I lived closer to this one! They got a little busy but we managed to get in at a good time and didn't have to wait. It has a city vibe with clean decor and limited indoor tables but there's also outdoor seating. The menu has lots of options and it was hard to choose! Ordered the 222 (forgot to photograph the pancakes) and everything was delicious. Potatoes were a little cool but still had great flavor. Eggs and Sausage links were fantastic. The pancakes were delicious with a hint of vanilla. I saw they have a good variety of sweet breakfast options which were soooooooo tempting. The French Toast looked AMAZING! Will definitely visit again when I'm in the area. Highly recommend.

Tried EggTown to avoid the chains in the area. It's closest thing you will find to a small diner serving breakfast and lunch. Fast, friendly service. Country fried steak was good, generous portion, tasty potatoes, comparable to Cracker Barrel's. The Chicken salad in croissant was too sweet for my liking. Will try again because plenty of variety on the menu.

I really wish I would've gotten pictures of the food, because it was very generously portion. This place is busy, but they know how to turn tables and it is aesthetically pleasing.There's something on the menu for everyone, I chose to have a comfort day with my poached eggs, rye toast, and turkey sausage, but it was a tossup between that and the oatmeal.

I've visited EggTown a few times, and my experiences have always been mixed. This time, being my third visit, I decided to share my thoughts. Overall, I find the restaurant a bit overhyped. I understand that food prices are generally high, but for breakfast food, the prices here seemed a little too steep.My husband ordered the chorizo tacos and really enjoyed them, mentioning that they were filling. He had a Diet Coke and noted that it wasn't flat, which he appreciated. Overall, he enjoyed his meal. I ordered the French toast with potatoes for my little one, expecting it to come with some fruit since we ordered from the kids' menu. Instead, it was just plain toast with syrup. The home potatoes that came with it were hard, underseasoned, and undercooked. They served large pieces for a toddler, which was fine, I didn't have any issue cutting them but I ended up removing them from the plate because it was just too undercooked, so all my child ate was the plain French toast.I had a cup of coffee, which I've enjoyed during previous visits, especially the seasonal flavors. I wanted a second cup, but our waiter took a while to return, and by then, we were ready to leave. As for my chicken and waffles, they were tasty, but I didn't enjoy the Hollandaise sauce. I wish I had asked for it on the side since it soaked into the fried chicken, making the breading a bit soggy. The waffle itself, however, was delicious. I also got a side of cheesy grits, but I was disappointed--they were cold, and the cheese on top hadn't melted properly.The service was average; I wouldn't describe it as exceptional. They take your order, bring the food, and hand you the bill. The restaurant has a cute interior, and the atmosphere was nice, especially considering how busy it was on a Sunday morning.

As an avid bruncher, I love this local spot so much for a delicious brunch! The food is always top notch, with amazing portion sizes, delicious flavors and a plethora of options, the spot is super cute and the service is always great. I definitely need to come by more and try out more options, but the times I've been have always been amazing so if you're looking for a good locally-owned brunch spot, this is definitely the place to go!

Had a sandwich, egg was luke warm and cheese not fully melted. My child ordered the kids pancake meal with chocolate chips and was charged an extra $1.25 for the chocolate chips (almost15% of the cost of the meal).