The Good Egg

My wife and I were staying near by at the Courtyard Marriott for the Blink 182 show and the following morning we were looking for a breakfast spot and saw this was right next to our hotel. Thus we decided to give it a try. And, we are very glad we did! Very cool ambience and design on the inside. Service was friendly! We didn't feel rushed nor did it seem like it took forever as some have mentioned in reviews. As for the food: wonderful! I got The American Breakfast and couldn't have been happier. Quality food, generous portions, and very tasty! My wife got the breakfast burrito and added country potatoes to it and absolutely loved it. She also got a cup of coffee and mentioned she was impressed with their coffee. Said it didn't taste burnt! And, pricing felt super fair and not out of control compared to most places these days because of rising costs. Both of our plates were $14.25, plus a coffee and an ice tea. Pricing felt affordable and fair. Especially for the big portions you get!Overall, we loved it and we will most definitely be back as we visit San Diego every June. Would most definitely recommend if you're looking for a good and fairly priced breakfast spot!

Due to its location on the periphery of Liberty Station, I have never stumbled upon the Good Egg until now. One thing I appreciate about this establishment is that they took reservations for large parties! It's surprisingly difficult to find a brunch spot that'll take these big groups. My party of about 16 people came here for brunch on a weekend morning, and it was already lively with families and patrons. One thing to note for reservations: Your entire party must be present before you can be seated.I understand that, due to our party size, it is difficult to expect amazing service. Our waitress was great, and she did her best to take all of our food and drink orders. It may have been a painful and slow process, but it was super chaotic, so I think she did a great job taking charge. Nonetheless, one small complaint I have is that my water was not once refilled. It's honestly not a big deal, but I finished my water before the food came out and it hadn't been refilled by the time we paid the bill. But again, I know it's difficult to wait on a huge table. My main gripe is with the portion size. I ordered the Classic Benedict with fruit, which came out to be around $16. And for the portion size (see below), I felt rather underwhelmed. Let's just say I finished fast, and was left unsatisfied. Judging from the other plates my party ordered, I think the other dishes may have been a better bang for your buck. Overall, I had an average experience at the Good Egg. I don't think I'd go out of my way to come back though, unless I had another huge brunch party.

This place should be called "The Bad Egg"- who does the hiring here? The waitresses do not have a clue how to handle their assigned tables and the others have an attitude problem, to boot. You could throw a rock in this area and find a nice breakfast/brunch place so I don't understand telling customers you dont care about their business or if they stay or go. Girl, bye! We ended up at Fig Tree Cafe after sitting at "the good egg" with menus and waters for half an hour without being so much as approached by our waiter. I mean- really- who was she?? We will never know. People who arrived 10 minutes after us were already getting their orders taken from other servers. Is it really that slammed?! Or are you a bad waiter? Hmmm....Fig Tree Cafe's customer service was outstanding and the food was, as well. Wasted a lot of time at "the good egg" for nothing. Just sayin'!*I would like to add that after this review, "Haylee" & "Sherly" wrote me private messages here on yelp- calling me curse words and harassing me.

We were in the area where I buy my Tea bags and we were looking where to get breakfast nearby and we ended up at GOOD EGG. There are plenty of selections for breakfast, and we had: * ITALIAN JOB OMELETTE - italian sausage , mushroom , black olives , bell pepper , provolone cheese topped with/ marinara * BREAKFAST STACK - 2 eggs , 2 sausage patties , cheddar cheese , avocado , tomato serve in English muffin *GREEK SKILLET - spinach , mushrooms , artichokes , onion Feta * FRENCH ROAST COFFEE At first, we only got the ITALIAN JON OMELETTE but we checked in on Yelp while eating and saw that we got 20% off for our first time dining here, so I ordered another item on their menu to try. The GREEK SKILLET was too bland, I kept adding Salt and Pepper and that just wasn't making it good, so I set it aside and didn't eat it. My BREAKFAST STACK was presented beautifully, but nothing extraordinary in the taste, it was just okay. But my husband's ITALIAN JOB OMELETTE was good and full of Flavors. The service was fast and great, there were a lot of parking spaces around and the food was just okay.

Fair but not good enough to either go back or recommend. I had coffee and a Greek omelet. Eggs were folded over holding some vegetables that could have been classified as most anything else. And I had a side of two sausage patties which were thin and slightly undercooked. Taste was indifferent. She had pancakes and bacon. Both were just ok. Total price was very high considering the location. Background music prevented conversation even across the table. Not recommended.

Came here on a Saturday around 9:00am no wait to be seated. Seating inside and outside. Bathrooms in the back. Service was friendly, music a bit loud.Ordered stacked pancakes with bacon strips. Size was huge however taste was okay it was a bit dry and heavy. Bacon was okay more on the toasted side. Strawberry's were on the sour side. Price point is high so expected more better tasting food.

When this place opened it was amazing. The atmosphere is bright and cheery. Each time we go back, the food isn't as good. It is a shame. The restaurant is suffering because fewer people are coming in and they are cutting staff. The one stable thing is that Jade is terrific and keeps the place going with her service. She remembers your likes, dislikes and allergies every time.Now for the food...I ordered an omelette with goat cheese, spinach and tomato. The tomato was not great and having lots of it did not make it. Better. The spinach was fresh but was not cut up which made it difficult to chew. Overall, the omelette was overcooked and the English muffin was lukewarm. The fruit was the best part of the meal.This used to be our goto breakfast place, but we are now searching for a new place because of all of the disappointments..

My family recently visited here, and it was my first time, but my wife and son had been there before. Service was extremely friendly. Food was good portions were plentiful they even offer you coffee to go. They have a lot of egg dishes to choose from. I'm not a huge fan of eggs, but the French toast, the pancakes, the waffles, there was adequate things to choose from even for a picky non-egg eater like myself.

Nice atmosphere, awesome breakfast menu. Food was delicious! Place is clean, friendly and fair wait time. Service was great! We ordered waffles and chicken, short stack, eggs Benedict with delicious coffee

I went in on Sunday to The Good Egg. It was a nice and welcome restaurant. Our server, Evan, was very nice and took great care of us. The food quality was amazing. I ordered the avocado toast and fruit with fried egg on top and mimosa flutes were very good. I would recommend this to anyone that needs to kill some time before their flight as it is really close to the airport and also very family-friendly. I will be back and will be bringing my friends with me!