Another Broken Egg Cafe

This is our favorite place in Acadiana for breakfast. The biscuits and gravy, steak & eggs and eggs Benedict are family favorites. Occasionally, the place is packed with a 30 to 45 min wait after 9am, so use the No Wait app on your smart phone to get in line before you get there. It makes the experience a ton better.

Absolutely delicious! Great little place for brunch and the prices are also very reasonable. Very delicious menu’s. Every time we came in town to see grandma, we never missed a morning breakfast at this place.

Terrible service. Told 20 minutes for a table for eight. 40 minutes later and after 12 – 15 tables of later arrivals seated we still had no table or an estimate of when we would be seated. Asked several times if something could be done and told no we had to wait for one table with patrons that had already been there for over 100 minutes to leave. I don’t understand why some arrangement could not have been made. Left and drove to Cracker Barrel after waiting for 40 plus minutes and no end in sight.

Today is by far the worst experience we have had at this restaurant. The waitress we had was horrible it took her 5 min to bring me water. Then when we got our food the eggs were over hard. They remade them and they were sunny side up. All I wanted was over medium I guess that’s to much to expect from some place called another broken egg.

Very good! We tried the «Hey Lucy» and «Floridian» omelettes, as well as both types of potatoes. The coffee is great! Everything was wonderful and our waitress Ashley was sweet and accommodating!

Food is amazing! Service is awesome! This place makes me so happy. I was a fan of the original since I am from around that area. The one in Lafayette has totally surpassed the other one though. The staff is super friendly and always have delicious food!

You can’t go wrong at this place. All the menu items are delicious. I get the same thing every time — the granola and quinoa fruit bowl (can’t remember the name?) and it’s so refreshing and delish! I get it with a side of turkey sausage links and I’m stuffed! My brother orders the southwest scrambler (?) the one with chorizo and he loves it. My bestie ordered fried eggs over easy, black beans (which were amazing!) I come back every time I visit Lafayette.

Came here recently (June 2015) with a friend. We both had the veggie omelet, and it was great. A little high on the price side for breakfast, but other than that it was great.

Love this place!
It’s in walking distance from where I live, so I go frequently. I’ve tried quite a few different things, never had a single thing I didn’t love.
Food is fresh, and relatively inexpensive. Each time, the service was very nice and helpful (easier said than done at a place that opens so early)
Highly recommend the B.L.A.S.T sandwich (bacon lettuce avocado smoked Gouda and tomato) it’s my current favorite.
Definitely worth a try!

This place is great! The service today was great and the food was outstanding! Always clean bathrooms.

I have eaten here a handful of times. It’s always ok. But, just ok. The waitstaff is ok, just ok. Twice I have had to send my breakfast back to be warmed up because my eggs were cold. However, the City Grits are amazing! If you jut want breakfast, go. If you are looking to be wowed, it’s not the place for you.

This place, in all honesty, is pretty darn good! The main thing that pisses me off to no end, however, is the constant, and I mean CONSTANT barrage of the same groups of people that get there, get seated, and just stay for hours on end as though they own the place! It’s pretty damned rude!
Now, the food is really good and the wait staff is always on point and very courteous. Sympathetic as well because they see the frustration with the people waiting to get seated.
I’ll continue to go back but my patience is wearing with this.

This is one of those places that you REALLY want to like. Great menu and great charm. I was ready for an awesome breakfast with family and friends, but I just have to be honest. This wasn’t impressive. Everyone’s eggs were cold and dry when they got to the table (which for omelettes, makes a huge difference). The coffee was good — I’ll give them that, but when our friend ordered a half-​caf, the waitress brought out a regular coffee and told her she would bring a half full cup of decaf for her to mix herself… wtf? The mugs were not easily poured at all so she was making a mess at the table trying to mix it up. That was really odd. The potatoes were cold and hard. Service was forgetful and a little slow.
I’m leaving two stars instead of one, just because i think that if the right management reads these reviews and fixes things, this could be a really great place. But the execution is just not there when we went. Too many food quality details left unchecked. Hope in another year or so I can try again.

I have been here many times and I have never had a bad meal. The biscuit beignets are awesome. There is usually a short wait to be seated, but its worth it.

Nice atmosphere and really good service. For an appetizer I ordered the BlackBerry Grits. Just grits with blackberries thrown on top. Sounded a lot better then it tasted, it was just bland. I then ordered the Southern Crab Stack. (Seasoned grit cake & jumbo lump crab cake topped with red bell peppers, green onions & a shrimp & Andouille sausage sauté). This was a beautiful looking dish. As for the taste it was nothing to write home about. I only ate a small portion of this. The butter sauce and toast were good. Despite all of the ingredients from the veggies to the crab it was just bland. I’m willing to try this place again in the future, just not anytime soon.

Great breakfast stop in Lafayette. It’s located in A nice boutique shopping area. There are several types of eggs Benedict. I love the black bean patty Benedict. Healthy sides are available.

This is one of my favorite places to eat. On the weekend you can count on a wait but during the week they are good about getting you seated quickly.
Service can be a little slow at times but this is a place to go for a relaxing lunch, not something you hop in and out of. Also if you sit at the bar, they are pretty quick.
The basic breakfast here is just that… Basic. If you really want to enjoy them, try their specialties.

Visiting the area. Thought I would try. It’s located in River Ranch which is a fancy lil area with outside boutiques. Was seated outside so I could people watch. Was excited when I saw the menu. A lot of different variety and looked like unique dishes. I went with the Oscar Benedict. Had to send it back. I asked for medium it came out rare. My egg wasn’t even poached and the crab was fishy tasting. Reordered for the Lucy omelet. It was better. Had a lot of chorizo inside. Definitely was a better choice. I also had a cinnamon roll. It’s not Cinnabon but was tasty to me. Just thought it was overpriced.
Service was poor. She forgot my coffee. Took to long to get my to go box. A fly landed on my cinnamon roll. So I couldn’t take it home. She did take my oscar omelet off my ticket but was surprised how she bashed the cooks and told me that was there 3^rd mess up. I don’t think that was any of my business.
Place was nice. I’m sure it’s hit n miss with service. My advice would be to stay away from any seafood item. Was gona order shrimp and grits. Had to ask but they don’t devein their shrimp. So good luck!

Full disclosure-​I stopped here mostly for a Bloody Mary. Or three. Maybe five, even. The menu looked tempting so I decided to order breakfast to go alongside my «heavy on the vodka Bloody Mary» (which is how I order every Bloody Mary. heh heh).
Anyway, the food. We ordered an appetizer called the Baked Brie Delight that consisted of apples, raisins and pecans drowned in butter and Brie cheese served with French bread. It was very, very good. Believe me when I say you’ll want to share it with someone and probably take some home even still. It’s quite rich.
For my main dish I chose the Crabcakes Cavallo. YOU WANT THIS IN YOUR MOUTH. No, really. You need it. Heavenly crab cakes topped with poached eggs, hollandaise, bell pepper and green onions on an English muffin. Yes, yes, yes. My sister ordered the Southern Crabstack which I tried and was great as well.
There are several vegetarian items on the menu as well as a few gluten free items.
The Bloody Mary was pretty good. Not the best I’ve ever had by any means, but good enough. And I stopped at only two :)

This place has its ups and downs. Some what a small establishment, always busy, so expect a wait time, especially on Sundays. The staff with okay, some were nice, and some were a bit snooty and rude. We had the following items:
— Biscuit beignets — southern style beignets lightly tossed in powdered sugar, served with honey marmalade dipping sauce, this item is decent, the biscuit with the powdered sugar was sweet enough, i think the honey kind of tipped it overboard
— Cinnamon roll french toast — cinnamon roll, grilled with french toast batter, layered with warm cream cheese icing, topped w/​banana’s foster sauce, a mix of warm berries & whipped cream, this was delicious, somewhat sweet, but delicious and warm
— Benedict Oscar — A grilled Sirloin steak atop a toasted English muffin finished with
two poached eggs, sautéed crabmeat, asparagus and bearnaise sauce. This dish was delicious, except that I wished my eggs were poached correctly, and not over cooked. ruined my whole dish, in my opinion.
— The Big Melt — A traditional patty melt on grilled rye with Swiss cheese & sautéed onions. The patty was very dry, end of story. stay away from this. I beg you.
— Grits with Cheese (side) — this tasted like instant grits topped with cheese. please stay away from this horrid side.
This place has too many downs to want to come back.