The Easy Egg

Amazing food. Fast & friendly. First time trying it today. Will definitely be eating there again

After a poor experience at the W. Kellogg location, we were hesitant to try the east side location. However we had a co rideable better experience all the way around. My wife a]had the combo platter and enjoyed it. I tried the Halambre skillet, which had a lot of flavor. However, it was quite spicy and if you don't like some heat might not be the best choice.

Well. We love breakfast. This morning we strayed from our typical lunch date location and tried the easy egg instead. The service, was wonderful. Our waitress was fantastic! The atmosphere is beautiful. But it's LOUD. Not just the music, but 5 tables of people sounded like 35 tables of people. I have a feeling this is due to the structure of the building more than anything. There's nothing to absorb sound, so it's extremely loud, even with limited people inside. We really struggled to hear our server. We also struggled to hear each other. We were not the only people in the room to make this comment. We were the last to leave - and it was STILL super loud with just the wait staff cleaning up. Again, I feel strongly this is the structure of the building and not having anything to absorb the sound.Food wise - the banana bread French toast was incredible. So decadently prepared and served. Super rich. Loved it. The sausage links taste like they are boiled. So I advise against them. Even the hubby mentioned they tasted boiled so I knew it wasn't me. It's - hmmm - the taste was comparable to boiled hot dogs (which are so gross, sorry not sorry) so I guess that's where I got the idea that the taste was more boiled and less..... any other cooking method. Hubby had biscuits and gravy, that looked delicious. So, I helped myself without permission and can confirm that they were delicious. Nice flavor. Covered up the (assumed) boiled sausages boiled flavor nicely I will say, despite the noise - what sets this place apart from other similar breakfasts/brunch/lunch locations is that they serve mimosas and other alcoholic beverages. I opted not to try one, today, but I do fancy this concept.

I went to the Rock Road location and was very impressed with their chicken fried steak breakfast! Their wait-staff is very nice and attentive!

First thing, make sure you bring your coat to dine here. I don't get cold and I froze. We didn't really get to enjoy our food because we were so cold. This also made our hot food cool down way too fast.The food was ok. Not bad but not great. Will try back again and will update if the experience improves.

Great deal on mimosas - orange guava and mango?! Pancakes were also really good. Scrambled eggs and sausage was scrambled eggs and sausage. Quick service, clean atmosphere.

Chilaquiles Verde are sooo yummy that I have to go get my fix every weekend! I call them breakfast nachos as that's what they are, but you can add chicken or beef, but I like eggs Seirra (Sriracha new nickname) is a rock star manager, the staff are friendly, and the food is served nice and hot. The cooks are awesome as the food is very consistent. They keep the coffee coming and a smile on my face every time!!! I have not been disappointed with anything I have ordered, but hard not to get my fav! It's a little loud, but the building is to blame. Food makes it worth a little noise. There is one on the west side of town too, I would say both restaurants are fantastic, we live closer to Rock Rd location. I highly recommend The Easy Egg to everyone and a few have made it in and agree!!

Amazing place for breakfast/brunch! I love their Mexican influence with all the chilaquiles, chorizo eggs Benedict, burritos, churros, etc. Great staff and fresh food. I love their portion sizes as a lot of their food comes with the main dish, large side of potatoes AND pancakes. The restaurant was very clean as well. We also got a breakfast burrito to go and it was really good! Will definitely be coming back!

Sunday Dec 29 2024Second Visit..... Party of 9 with reservations for and arrival at 9:30 am. Unfortunately there seemed to be a disconnect as it was decided to refuse to appropriate seating until the entire "party of 9" arrived, which was 9:40 leading to additional 10 minute delay to appropriate seating. Once we were seated there was a another 10 minute delay to appropriate a waitress who did an outstanding job. Watch out for the "Seniors Special" What they fail to let you know is, what is "special" about the "special" ,although it was good, is that the portions are smaller than the rest of the menu. The Ham "slice" was, in my opinion, a 1/4 slice and the frozen hash browns were 2/3 normal size. A food ticket of 139.00 & Alcohol ticket of 47.00 along with a 37.00 tip.

Food was very good but the restaurant was very cold and seats were uncomfortable. If you go in the winter, take a jacket. Lol