Eggstasy

Loved the environment and the strawberry orange juice which was freshly pressed. We sat outside and we felt like we were important celebrities having brunch in L.A. I can’t say I was impressed with the food, but I tend to be a very picky eater. I would go back for the environment and the juice. The food, to me, was basic. Nothing extraordinary or special. However, if you’re a brunch person, definitely give this place a try!

First time visit, food average and cleanliness average.
Service is friendly but I came to eat good food. I had the steak and eggs Benedict, overall was below average, steak was little tuff and eggs runny for Benedict. With that said overpriced, tired looking breakfast place. Probably won’t return.

Yum, yum, yum!
Great atmosphere, wonderful service, with a large variety of healthy food options. I had the protein pancakes which were also gluten free, and they were spectacular. We sat outside on the patio which was a lovely February experience! Will be back!

Went this weekend on a Sunday always really busy on the weekend but the service was still good. It is noisy inside but the outside is awesome if the weather is nice. The food is always really good and the pancakes are good. The serving size are more then enough and enough food to Have for the whole day. Recommend this place on the weekdays if you don’t want to wait or if you have time on the weekend.

Just left after having breakfast here for the first time. Arrived at 9:53 on a Sunday morning. I expected them to be busy, and with a party of 5, I also expected to wait for a few minutes. We were told 15 – 20 minutes. Just before 20 minutes was up, the hostess sat another group of 5 that arrived after we had. I went and asked what was happening. The hostess pointed to a table in the back and said they were waiting for that group to leave so they could seat is there. Not wanting to cause a scene, I said okay and sat back down. 15 minutes passed, during which I watched them seat a group of 5 and another of 6, both of which arrived after us. I went back to the hostess stand and asked why other groups were being seated before us. All the girl said was that they were getting our table ready now and she was sorry, but it’s only her third day. I repeated my question, which she had not answered, and they just hustled us along to a table, ignoring my question again. At this point, we were ready to walk out. The only thing that kept us there was the fact that if we went someplace else, we would have to wait again.
The 5 of us were jammed into a 4-​top table. I ordered a veggie omelet with no mushrooms and a side of hash browns. My son got a veggie omelet with mushrooms and a side of fruit. When they brought the food, they appeared to have put the wrong omelet with the wrong side dish. I asked about it and was told that the one with hash browns was the one with no mushrooms. A few bites in, I discovered he was wrong. My supposed no-​mushroom omelet did, in fact, have mushrooms. I guess the runner just wanted to avoid the hassle of double-​checking. Good thing I’m not allergic to mushrooms.
I was incredibly disappointed with the apparent lack of caring demonstrated by the hostesses and the runner. The only reason for the two stars rather than a single star is that the food was indeed good, mushrooms not withstanding. I will not visit again, nor will I recommend to friends.

At first glance/​taste it’s an ok place…
We showed up about 10 o’clock on Saturday my mother in law and sister in law got there first so they got us a table we came in sat down seems pretty nice they had cucumber water on the table and a cute little plant in the middle. The music was a little loud and for the size of the big round table I couldn’t hear what was going on on the other side of the table. There were six of us total my husband and I and our two youngest children, and then my mother in law and sister in law. My mother in law ordered 8 chorizo omelette with fruit skewer, my sister-​in-​law ordered corned beef hash and a banana pancake thing. Husband ordered steak and eggs and had stuffed brioche which had banana and I had the corned beef hash and the stuffed brioche also. My son had mickey mouse pancakes. And my 18 mo just shared from my plate. I will say that they do offer a ton of food well worth the $ 10+ plate price. Little tasted pretty good cook corned beef hash was a little bland for my liking. Service was good enough. The tables are not set up well it is hard to maneuver especially when it’s busy. There were a few table side issues that I normally just move on from, there were fruit flied all over our table… it was a battle while we ate but this is a thing when you have food so I usually don’t write anything when th is happens however it may lead into why I rate this a 1 star. The other thing is they don’t grow in their strawberries and one of my strawberries had spider web or possibly just a dandelion fuzz either way I just question over to the side of my plate and ignored it. Again I’m usually not picky with natural imperfection its food it grows outside, whatever. The coffee was okay but I like strong coffee nobody else at the table was impressed by the coffee. So we ate we paid we walked to her car.
Here is the reason for 1 star review* details not for squeamish
My in-​laws do not live with us and we haven’t seen them for over a week so all of the following directly relates to our dinning experience.
. My mother in law was already starting to not feel so great. We drove home and she was sick (headache, stomach aches). She rode with me and my husband and sister in law went out to go shopping. My mother in law experienced diarrhea the moment we got home. Being Saturday I had errands to run so I left to go run my errands while out my stomach began to hurt pretty bad and I came home, to experience the same diarrhea. My son also came down with headache/​diarrhea. My husband returned from his shopping early because both him and his sister were not feeling great. The baby also came down with the same illness.
This is a classic food born illness. I’m not sure if this was just a bad day or if other people have experienced the same thing but when an entire family gets sick I feel like it’s important to write a review so that other people might be wary. We won’t be returning to this restaurant. Eat with caution.

I’ve been here a dozen times and love the food! It’s super close and their hours are convenient. They are always very busy! Expect a 20 – 40 min wait when you come here! As far as service, I’ve had everything from the waiter crying and throwing the credit card holder to amazing attentive service. They are definitely not organized but the food makes up for it! I’ve loved everything I’ve tried so far, crepes are my favorite!
On several occasions we have had Erin as our waiter and he is very good. If you’re lucky enough to get him, you’re in good hands! Very attentive in a sincere type of way.
I would love for this place to have a better dress code for the women, they tend to wear club-​wear and it’s just not appropriate for a breakfast place. Also one of the managers or owners mom wears her nightgown there and it’s a bit odd!
I recommend maybe a shirt with your name or logo and some jeans! Simple

We came in around 9AM on a Saturday morning and got a table for 3 without any wait. By 10AM, is when the place gets crowded and 1 hour waits begin.
By the name Eggstacy, we were expecting an out of this world egg breakfast experience. We ordered coffee, fresh squeezed strawberry pomegranate juice, the fried truffle egg toast, stuffed brioche french toast, prosciutto flat bread, a side of bacon and hash browns. The main dishes ranged from $ 12 – 14 each.
Service was great and our food came within 15 minutes after our order. The portions are huge and initially the food looked inviting.
Fresh squeezed strawberry pomegranate juice-​Delightful, crisp and refreshing. Highly recommended!
Coffee-​Not particularly smooth, a little bland, average.
Fried truffle egg toast-​It came out as two pieces of French toast. The first piece had the fried egg, asparagus, fontina cheese, and truffle butter. The serving was large and was sufficient to leave one feeling very stuffed.
Prosciutto flat bread-​This was our least favorite dish. It seemed like the prosciutto, roasted tomatoes, asparagus, parmesan, fried egg, and balsamic reduction was carelessly tossed onto the bread. It was extremely salty.
Stuffed Brioche French Toast-​This was our favorite dish and works well as a breakfast dessert. I loved the stuffed mascarpone, bananas, and nutella.
By the name Eggstacy, we were expecting spEGGtacular or EGGcellent, but instead it was just rEGGular. I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here or wait, but if I were in the area early in the morning, I might try it again.

The wait kind of sucked. I wonder if that was because it was New Years Day. Anyway, the portions were humongous. I ordered the b.a.l.t. (bacon, avo, lettuce, tomato). It came with yummy french fries, a chicken veggie tortilla soup and a pickle. I had the strawberry o.j. which was fresh squeezed and delicious. Bacon was a little overcooked but good. Soup had bomb flavor.
My love had the meat omelet (not what it’s called). Not sure what all was in it but it was a pretty hearty portion. He had hash browns and pancakes with it. Pancakes were kind of dry. The hash browns were a little burnt. Plates had nice presentation.
Nice, friendly staff. Not sure what the décor was trying to achieve but I didn’t go there for that. I went for a tasty meal and that’s just what we got.

Way too much food for anyone to finish no matter what you order by server assured us that he’s seen little old ladies polish off what we ordered lol! Place was packed when we arrived, but they had plenty of tables and no one ever seemed to wait. Food was delish, I ordered a leeks omelet (and tons of other ingredients), hubby ordered fruity omelet (again tons of stuff) which was also amazing. Came with huge pancakes on the side. Which I promptly took home with half my omelet! Server was nice and attentive and coffee is da bomb (very good brand, name escapes me). Place is loud so be prepared. Cost for what we got was really good I thought. Come with an appetite please or you’ll walk out with lots of to-​gos!!! ;))

First time here and the menu is a little overwhelming with so many options! Loved the food, okay coffee, great service. Will definitely be back.

I have eaten here about 10 times. The menu is a good mix of unique and standard breakfast choices. I’m partial to the old standards and they do them perfectly. Top this off with fresh squeezed juices, great coffee, and for those like me, excellent screwdrivers and mimosas.
There is a nice sized patio that is great when the season fits. Downside is that it is really rundown especially because the place is pretty new.
Service has always been good, fast, and with a smile. Even if there looks like a long wait, stop in because it moves fast.

My new spot. Mimosa mimosa mimosa mimosa. Did I say mimosa? Lolz TWO THUMBS UP.
You can’t go wrong with anything here. But what you need to get is the vegetarian eggs benedict, the hash brown was crisp and my eggs was on par!
My sister got fruit pancakes, she said it was fluffy and very tasteful.
My daddy got the skirt steak eggs. He thought the steak could be more juicier, but other than that, he like his entrée.

As you may know, I’m a huge breakfast guy and this was my first experience at Eggstasy. My finance and her family have came here before and really like this place. To me, this place is OK, I can’t say I was impressed with the food. The ambiance was nice though, it was well decorated and had a lively atmosphere. The service was good and they constantly fill up your water and coffee. The place had a diverse menu alot of variety. As you may know, I’m not a sweets person and not a huge fan of waffles, pancakes, or crepes, which this place is know for. I’m more of a biscuits and gravy guy or meals that are hearty. I ordered the brisket and gravy, but was eventually told they ran out of brisket, so I went with the standard biscuits and gravy and two eggs. I also ordered the chrizo cheddar grits. The biscuits were whole and had gravy on top. It didnt have enough gravy for the whole dish. I felt the dish was very dry and bland. The cheddar grits were nothing to rave about either and for the price, the portions were small.
If you ask my fiancée she would give this place 5 stars. She’s into the fancy fresh juices and presentation. I’m all about the food. I was told they have big portions, but it was nothing to rave about. I did see an omelette dish the person ordered next to us, it did look good. Anyways, I’m always open to try out breakfast joints, but I dont think I would go back to this place again… Who am I kidding. my lady loves this place, I’m sure I’ll be back and hopefully will try something better and give it a better review.

Our friends suggested Eggstasy for Sunday brunch when we were in town visiting because of the diverse menu. The place was busy, but we called ahead to get on the list and were immediately seated on the patio and served fresh coffee.
After much deliberation, I ordered an egg white omelet with goat cheese and fig preserves, fruit and an English muffin. The portion sizes are massive, so come hungry! It was fantastic, perfect ratio of cheese and preserves, the fruit was fresh, and the homemade English muffin was delicious.
Our waitress was lovely and made sure our water stayed full. If I had to nitpick, I’d say extra umbrellas outside would be nice because it got HOT, but it’s Arizona. Duh. Our orders came out staggered. One person at the table had to wait an extra 5 minutes or so to get his food, but whatever. It happens. Other than that, everything was excellent. I would love to return and try everything on the menu, it all sounded so good!
Side note: extra points for them being dog friendly.

Greatest breakfast spot in Scottsdale!
Amazing service, food and atmosphere. Breakfast or lunch, never disappointed. Manager was awesome and surprised us with a homemade strawberry balsamic poptart. Sooooo good!

I was running some errands on a Saturday morning so we decided to get breakfast. I’ve been wanting to try Eggstasy for awhile. So today was the day.
We walked in and thought great we’re gonna have to wait cause there was so many people waiting. Luckily, it was me and my wife and they seated us right away. What a relief.
The place very bright with bright yellow and green bring color to the room with cool light fixtures. Very welcoming and warm but really busy and loud.
Anyways, I ordered the Lemon Blueberry French Toast with a side of homemade Hash Browns. I got three huge pieces of French toast with fresh blueberries sprinkled around with fresh whip cream, strawberry, butter and syrup. First bite and wow. Loved it. It had the lemon flavor with blueberries inside the French toast. Really tasty and thick. The homemade hash browns did not disappoint. Really good and crispy the way I like it. I’m a pretty big eater and I could barely finish it. Portions are huge.
My wife got the two egg breakfast with hash browns and pancakes. She loved it and was talking about it on the way home. That doesn’t happen too often. She loved the crispy hash browns but was crazy about the pancakes. She thought the pancakes were crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Cooked just right. She thought the pancakes had a different taste than all the others ones she had before.
The service I thought was good. Our waiter poured glasses of water and they leave a pitcher of water with ice & cucumber in it. Out waiter kept an eye on us and took away our finished plates very quickly. One thing that impressed me was how quickly then can clean a table up. One person cleans, one person sets the table, and one person sweeps up for those messy people.
I thought this was a really fun place to eat. Very lively. Huge portions. Good food. What else could I ask for breakfast. Enjoy.

I have been looking for a go-​to breakfast place in the area and finally came across Eggstasy on Unilocal.A group of us met here on a weekday morning, and were fortunate to find seating immediately. The large interior was clean, with tables spread across the large floor coupled with great natural lighting. The ambiance was relaxed, casual, and the noise level was high. They have an enticing breakfast menu, with the support of a juice and espresso bar, and a kitchen that delivers an array of savory and sweet dishes.
The Heart Healthy Omelette ($ 10.95) was gigantic, with plenty of egg whites to wrap around an abundance of turkey, artichoke hearts, red onions, and low-​fat cheese. The dish also included fresh fruit on the side to give breaks to the savory flavors. It was delicious, healthy, and satisfying.
The Red Velvet Cake French Toast ($ 9.95) was made with a dense and moist red velvet cake. However, the buttermilk flavor was hidden from the warm sweet icing that also competed with the chocolate shavings. All together, it was better than the version at Wildberry, but also very rich and too sweet for the morning.
Crispy Pancakes ($ 9.95) came with large in-​your-​face pancakes deep-​fried to crisp that still carried a nice chew. It was served with a delicious caramel dipping sauce that nicely complemented the burnt crispy part of the pancake. It was highly addictive and I had to have the last bite.
Service was friendly and attentive. Santi and I tried to return on the following weekend, but the place was so packed that we decided to go elsewhere. As a lesson learned, interested diners should consider calling in ahead of time to get onto the wait list. To date, Eggstasy is my top place for breakfast and brunch in the area for its large portions, creative dishes, and unassuming ambiance. I would be interested in returning to try their Pumpkin Cheesecake Pancakes, Stuffed Brioche French Toast, and other Omelettes.

Headed on down to Eggstacy on Saturday morning to have breakfast with my daughter & grandson, it had been awhile since I last had been and I was ready to try them again.
The menu still can be overwhelming, so many choices to choose from, before I got there I was thinking nope not doing an omelet, those things are huge, but after checking out the menu I went ahead and ordered me one haha.
I ordered the Dali’s Omelet, it had chorizo, jalapenos, onion and queso, this omelet was the best omelet I have had in a very long time, and it was flavorful, spicy and cooked perfectly! So dang good!
I also ordered a side of one raspberry white chocolate pancake that is what I originally was headed there to try. It was a fluffy pancake drizzled with white chocolate and topped with raspberries, but it had a brûlée sugar coating on top of the pancake, oh my this was pure sweet bliss!
Another great breakfast down at Eggstacy!

The food was so good I couldn’t stop eating after o got full yesterday.
I saw this restaurant on my way to hike, I actually so a few other breakfast restaurant within a half miles radius. I chose to stop by here for its name after three hours of hiking.
When I walked in, I stepped back a little as it was nothing what I expected. I thought I came to have breakfast but inside it looks like as if you are in an island somewhere in Caribbean. The use of orange, light green and yellow color as well as a huge open bar area made me think I just stepped inside a bar or restaurant in tropical island.
When we arrived around noon, the wait we were told was 20 – 30 mins but they were able to seat us in 10 mins. Server greeted us right away with cucumber water, just what I needed to quench slightly dehydrate body after a long hike.
I liked the freshly squeezed juice selection. Not just orange juice, but grapefruit, strawberry with pomegranate…
Full order of pancakes comes with four large fluffy packages. The server suggested to split to two plates for us. I had no ideas how big the pancakes plate was going to be. I am glad she explained otherwise I would have been taking leftover home and it doesn’t taste as good. Pancakes were very fluffy and generous portion of fresh fruits complimented the dish very nicely.
Flat bread salmon plate was also big but tasted so good. They proudly serve Lavazza coffee (my second favorite Italian coffee) and they kept coming back to refill my cup. I don’t think my cup went down more than a half as a coffee person and our server kept coming back for more coffee.
They take reservations for a group of 8 or more. Their food and service was so good, I wanted to make reservation for Mother’s Day. They suggested I call ahead to leave my name when I am ready to leave my house as they expect wait is going to be close to one hour on Mother’s Day during peak hour.
They were busy but I never felt being rushed. We enjoyed leisurely breakfast on weekend and had a very relaxing time with great food and service. Can’t wait to come back again.