Another Broken Egg Cafe

I came here just yesterday and I was a little hesitant about how many stars I should give this place.
I walked in with a friend of mine and we waited about 5 or so minutes before a host came up to seat us. If you’ve ever waited for a host you know that waiting up there is always awkward, so after 5 minutes we really had no clue if we were going to stay or not. A lot of the tables were full so we didn’t want to just seat ourselves. After the host finally comes to the front, she seats us, doesn’t really say anything, doesn’t tell us who our server is or anything really. Our server comes by and is friendly, welcomes us and gets our order. She regularly gives us updates on the food and if we need anything. She starts to seem as though she’s rushing us out. The food was good as well, I got the Cinnamon Roll French Toast, and finished the whole thing. After we finished and the server put down the check before my friend even finished her food, didn’t even ask if we wanted anything else. We felt a little awkward as we walked out. It was a very strange vibe.
If you are looking for yummy breakfast food, this is definitely a place you should go to if you don’t mind the service!

The only thing good about the place is the location … Got coffee, waffle and fruit. First of all I was there early at 830 am on a Monday so pretty much the only people in there. Soooo… I got coffee with 1 cream which I can actually live with but never asked if I wanted a refill (which I did) then my food … The waffle was ok but I got a side of fruit which was moldy so I had to waive her down (keep in mind there’s nobody in there) and she said she would get me fresh fruit from fridge I said it’s ok but she insisted. So what she did was pick out the moldy fruit and bring back rest. Pretty disgusting. I honestly wasn’t in mood to argue that morning but knew they were getting a crap review. If you want a food chain breakfast for same price go to First Watch. Never had a bad meal there and they are very professional and attentive.

This has become one of my best places to have breakfast. The food was excellent and full of favor. The staff was friendly and warm. The owner was a gentleman. I will bring friends and family to join me the next time I go for sure! I loved the décor and the buzzing atmosphere.

So we found this place by accident. We were hungry and killing time in Boca and saw the sign. Breakfast will usually please all of us. My picky 5 year old had the Little Elvis which is a «House made honey peanut butter, grape jelly and sliced bananas on half a Belgian waffle. Served open faced or as a sandwich. With choice of fruit or potatoes.» She loved it! Success! Whoo hoo!
My husband raved over the pancakes. Not a fan of the syrup… we are used to real Vermont maple syrup… this didn’t taste like the real stuff.
I had the Chez B’s omelette. Any of the omelettes can be made gluten friendly. The potatoes are gluten friendly. They substitute two small gluten friendly pancakes for the wheat and are happy to do substitutes. Not a fan of pancakes, gf or otherwise but these were good when paired with the jam on the table. The potatoes were good. Omelette was tasty.
Service was fast and friendly. It was a bit pricey for what you get… but heck… friendly servers, better than average food… lots of options for a variety of dietary constraints. Vegetarians were happy and the Gluten Free person was happy. So… Yay!

Good food nice environment. Had the Benedict Oscar and it was pretty good. I would definitely come back and try something else.

Breakfast Brie was good nice mix of apples raisins and pecans in a grand mariner sauce and toast Crustiness
Hubby and i enjoyed it!

Been here a few times now and although the menu is different the service is consistently atrocious! Waited over an hour after being seated and ordering to get our food. The waitstaff is constantly zipping around doing nothing. Our food came out cold and even one entrée was completely wrong. When questioning the wrong meal we were told by our waitress that they could bring it back and put in the correct order but it would probably take «forever» to get a new one so we mine as well keep it. The ladies room was filthy and the toilet wouldn’t even flush! We were left with empty dirty plates on our table that no one bothered to clear. Not coming back here ever again!!!

Don’t get the crab stack or the Nutella iced latte. Just not a good place to eat overall I’ve tried it out multiple times but now I will
Not go back.

Awful service and mediocre food.
It took 15 minutes for our server to come take our drink order; we had to ask someone to get our server. We waited 30 minutes for our food to come and we weren’t impressed at all. My friend ordered steak and eggs and the steak looked like it was frozen and it also looked like school cafeteria food. It tasted tough, salty, and chewy too. My other friend ordered eggs and bacon with his order and when the food came they forgot his eggs and bacon. They also forgot my other friend’s chorizo she ordered with her eggs. My souther crab stack tasted so plain. The shrimp was flavorless and the crab cake was dry and cakey.
The server never returned to ask if we needed anything or to ask how our meal was or to refill our drinks. We had to ask someone else again to find her to bring us the check. She took 10 minutes to get us our checks and forgot someone’s. So we had to wait to find her again to ask for the other check. We were so ready to leave but she took forever to bring our checks back.
We’re never returning, and I wouldn’t recommend this place at all. There’s a really good café called Saquella in the same plaza and you should take your money there. They have great service and amazing food.

We were looking for a nice breakfast at a good price and found it. The service AND the food was fantastic. I highly recommend the «Hey Lucy» just the right amount of heat. For a chain we found everything very fresh, the real maple syrup that came with my wife’s gluten free pancakes was a nice treat (for both of us)

Can’t say enough about this place. My boyfriend and I were on a trip from NY. This place came up on Unilocal.The menu looked interesting and it had good reviews so we gave it a try. We had the Hey Lucy and the lobster and Brie omelet. Well! We loved them so much, I ordered the smoked salmon Benny and loved that as well. The food was so good we came back 3 days later and had the lobster and Brie omelet again, as well as the Benedict Oscar and cinnamon roll French toast which are our 2 favorites of all. We will DEFINITELY be returning on our next trip. Soothing décor and friendly service also make this our new favorite breakfast spot. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Great food and service. Clean and bright with variety of breakfast or lunch items
Tried the eggs Benedict black bean cakes with grilled tomato and hollandaise sauce. A signature dish and you can easily substitute fruit etc for potatoes. Would certainly come again or try another branch location. And wifi.

Breakfast was delicious. We enjoyed the service. Unfortunately a table next to ours with a mother and daughter was forgotten and order delayed, but server came and apologize for the kitchen staff and they have the breakfast on the house. #smartbusinessdecision

My food was good, not the best breakfast dish I’ve ever had.
I expected a different setting upon entry. it was more like a bar, fast paced restaurant.
the grits, were nasty. LOL. no other way to put it. They made them with water, when they should have used milk. I ate the cheese off the top, and that was about it for them.
I had the cinnabun French toast which is something I would definitely eat again.
Mimosas! 6 buck a pop. SHEESH! I would have appreciated it more if this place was a BYOB. I would have paid about 6 for a bottle, and would have just needed the OJ.

Food 4 stars
Service 2.5
So I’d say 3 stars is fair
My girlfriend and I met here last Sunday for brunch and I’m not sure yet if I will ever be back.
The restaurant itself was cute, clean and very pet friendly with lots of outside seating.
I knew the wait would be long on a Sunday morning around 11:00am and although it was close to 100 degrees outside we opted for fist available and took an outside table after about a 30 min wait. Luckily they have tons of fans outside and it wasn’t as bad as I expected it to be.
I started off with a house Bloody Mary and my gal pal got a mimosas. Our waitress was as sweet as a peach but we waited about 20 minutes for our drinks to arrive. She kept coming out and apologizing but it was frustrating how long we had to wait. The drinks were very good and at $ 5.95 and $ 6.95 a piece I thought the price was even better.
We were both in the mood for something sweet so we got the baked brie delight to share as a starter. WOW! If your looking for something sweet this is perfect. The warm apples, raisins and walnuts were like candy and combined with the french bread and baked brie it was the perfect combo of crunchy, creamy and sweet. I highly recommend this dish.
We ordered another round of cocktails and our entrees. I got their version of a BLT and my friend had the Southern Shrimp salad. We must have waited another 40 min for our meals to come out. I saw other tables around me complaining about how long dishes were taking so we tried our hardest to sip our cocktails and be patient. Well drinks were gone, waters were gone and our waitress was missing. At around 20 min to close our food finally arrived.
We both loved what we ordered and gobbled it all up. My sandwich was really really good and the melted gouda made it that much better. My friend loved her salad which looked very colorful and large in size. Her only complaint was that the shrimp was piping hot and it could have been cooler to mix with the fruit in the salad.
We really enjoyed our cocktails and food but with such spotty service and longer then usual wait time on food I don’t think this would be my first choice if I ever go out to breakfast/​brunch in the area. Maybe it was just a random occurrence and on a week day it might be fantastic. Who knows… I might give them a second chance since the baked brie was that good.

So bummed to give this place a mediocre rating. Let’s start with the positive — great coffee and reasonable and cute kid’s breakfast options. My son got the Mardi Gras — he loved the pancakes and eggs — scarfed it all down. Very surprisingly he did not finish his bacon — it was undercooked.
I ordered the «Hey Lucy» omelette — it was dry and bland and didn’t come with the salsa and sour cream as listed on the menu. The potatoes were so-so…nothing extraordinary.
To follow it up with some more positive, we tried the beignets and they were excellent — warm and sugar dusted with marmalade on the side. AND our server, Joey was awesome — very sweet and attentive.
We’re going to try it again…

Ohhhhhhh brokenness is the egg another :(I had such high hopes.
The house potatoes served with my omlette were clearly pre frozen processed potato cubes from one of those big anonymous food providers. The omlette was one egg short of being acceptable in size. A little bland in flavor, the sautéed veggies inside need a bit more salt and to be treated to something in the pan, like a nice olive oil or some butter. Tasted like the whole thing was made in a pan with some non stick spray product.
Staff was extremely friendly, seating outdoors is well protected from the rain and sun, and the chairs are comfortable. Some good looking people eat here so come dressed to impress.
On some days there are two guys that will wash and detail your car while you eat, they did a great job while I muddled through my meal.

I liked the creative flair of the menu and the fact that they offer gluten free pancakes. Frankly, they didn’t taste gluten free to me, which is a great compliment to gf food.
I ordered the Floridian omelet, which is stuffed with cream cheese and topped with crab. Win! The crab is good and real, unlike at other local places I could mention, and the cream cheese was not overwhelming. The eggs were decent. Potatoes were crispy and OK. And the pancakes, as I said, did not taste gluten free. They come with real butter and there is the flavored corn syrup on the table, but you can order real maple syrup if you want to pay extra.
There are a lot of really sweet dishes here: cinnamon roll french toast topped with fruit and whipped cream and cream cheese icing (they can put all that on the side for you) and a baked brie that comes with what we assumed was haroset :) And of course there is every kind of egg dish, including several interesting looking poached offerings, along with a traditional 2-​eggs-​however-​you-​want, potato, and English muffin meal that doesn’t cost very much.
I came here with my family and for whatever reason they decided the service was terrible, unspeakable. I disagreed, as I can’t see what the servers could have done differently, except possibly reassure us a few more times that the food was coming. From the time we entered the restaurant to the time we received our food was about 30 minutes, which did not seem unreasonable, and in any case the prep time would not have been the fault of the waitstaff. Otherwise, our water glasses were never empty, every staff person in the room helped us at one point or another, and when my grandmother decided to change her order 15 minutes after placing it, the waitress not only didn’t have a problem with it, but still only charged us for the original (cheaper) order.
I’m afraid my family may have left an undeservedly paltry tip due to their unhappiness with the service; I wished I had a 5 to throw on the table as we were leaving but I didn’t have any cash. Even as my family was loudly discussing how terrible the service was and how they should only tip no more than 10%, the staff were still smiling and wishing us a good day.

I enjoyed two weekend brunches here and would definitely recommend this restaurant.
One time I had the cinnamon roll french toast ($ 10.99) and a side of bacon ($ 3.68) with a diet Coke ($ 2.69) and everything was excellent. I would say this dish is more a desert than a true breakfast, but I am not complaining. it is super rich and definitely tasty.
Another visit, I went with the standard Belgin waffle and a side of eggs and was also very satisfied with the choice.
This place definitely gets busy on Saturday and Sunday mornings, so plan ahead and expect a wait.

This is a chain that doesn’t feel like one. In fact, it took me a little bit to figure out it was a chain (their design of their site and menu is good — should have figured it out quicker, honestly). The restaurant is cute inside — it’s warm and inviting, like a fancy Bob Evans.
Obviously, they focus on egg dishes, and that seems to be what to get here. I got the ‘Potato Sensations’ — a create-​your-​own dish where you get red skin potatoes topped with cheese and you pick three toppings. You can also add 2 eggs — which is the only way to do it. It was good — the eggs were fluffy, the potatoes well cooked and well seasoned, and came with lots of garlic and onion (2 of my 3 toppings). The bacon was ok — a little underwhelming and undercooked. Food came out pretty fast in a large group. Definitely a place for someone who loves breakfast — they have tons of fresh ingredients in their omelettes and other egg dishes.
We also tried the biscuit beignets — try them! They are biscuit donuts — I’ve had them elsewhere, but they are very good here! The orange-​y honey marmalade that comes with is a nice touch, but they are good without them. Very sugary.
Service here is a great and the place is kept really clean. That is a huge plus — especially being able to dine in around an hour for a large group (considering we took awhile to order, this is an amazing accomplishment for any restaurant).